Lent Service: Celebration Center 6 p.m.
Join us each Wednesday evening at First Lutheran Church as we embark on this journey through Lent.
God’s story is a story of rescue. This theme is woven throughout Scripture — from the very beginning of creation, through every chapter of human history, to the ultimate rescue we find in Jesus Christ. God has always been on a mission to rescue and save his people from sin and death. During this season of Lent, we’ll explore key moments in Scripture that highlight God’s acts of rescue.
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Ash Wednesday: Celebration Service 6 p.m.
You’re invited to join us at First Lutheran to mark the beginning of Lent during our Ash Wednesday services on March 5*. A service with the distribution of ashes (receiving the sign of the cross on your forehead) and Holy Communion will be held in the Celebration Center at 6 p.m. This is a Christian tradition that reminds us to humble ourselves and turn away from our sins and invites us to reflect on Christ’s ultimate sacrifice – dying to rescue us.
*There will be no Wednesday Supper and no youth activities this evening.
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Ash Wednesday: Sanctuary Service 6 p.m.
You’re invited to join us at First Lutheran to mark the beginning of Lent during our Ash Wednesday services on March 5*. A service with the distribution of ashes (receiving the sign of the cross on your forehead) and Holy Communion will be held in the Sanctuary at 6 p.m. This is a Christian tradition that reminds us to humble ourselves and turn away from our sins and invites us to reflect on Christ’s ultimate sacrifice – dying to rescue us.
*There will be no Wednesday Supper and no youth activities this evening.
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Ash Wednesday: Sanctuary Service 12 p.m.
You’re invited to join us at First Lutheran to mark the beginning of Lent during our Ash Wednesday services on March 5*. Our Wednesday Fellowship will have their service at 12 p.m. in the Sanctuary. This will include distribution of ashes (receiving the sign of the cross on your forehead) and Holy Communion. This is a Christian tradition that reminds us to humble ourselves, turn away from our sins, and invites us to reflect on Christ’s ultimate sacrifice – dying to rescue us.
*There will be a soup luncheon following the 12 p.m. service. There will be no Wednesday Supper and no youth activities this evening.
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