Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asked powerful questions that challenged his followers to reflect, grow, and trust in God. This Lent, join us for a five-week journey of contemplation and prayer as we explore “The Questions of Jesus.” Each week, we will reflect on a different question Jesus asked — questions that still speak to us today. Through scripture, prayer, and song, we will seek deeper faith and understanding as we walk with Jesus toward the cross. Come as you are and experience the beauty of Holden Evening Prayer as we wrestle with the questions of Christ together.

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Third Sunday in Lent

The warnings are plentiful and blunt on the third Sunday in Lent. Cut it out or get cut down! The warnings are accompanied by God’s invitation to attentiveness: “Incline your ear, and come to me; listen, so that you may live.” The landowner’s ultimatum is forestalled by the gardener’s readiness to till the ground one more year. That is good news for all of us. Thanks be to God!

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Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asked powerful questions that challenged his followers to reflect, grow, and trust in God. This Lent, join us for a five-week journey of contemplation and prayer as we explore “The Questions of Jesus.” Each week, we will reflect on a different question Jesus asked — questions that still speak to us today. Through scripture, prayer, and song, we will seek deeper faith and understanding as we walk with Jesus toward the cross. Come as you are and experience the beauty of Holden Evening Prayer as we wrestle with the questions of Christ together.

Fourth Sunday in Lent

The psalm sets the tone this day: “Happy are they whose transgressions are forgiven, and whose sin is put away!” Happy are those who have “become the righteousness of God” in the merits of Christ Jesus. Happy are those for whom the forgiveness of God has “rolled away . . . the disgrace” of former times. Happy is the father at the return of his prodigal son. Happy are we that our sins are forgiven for Jesus’ sake. Rejoice!

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asked powerful questions that challenged his followers to reflect, grow, and trust in God. This Lent, join us for a five-week journey of contemplation and prayer as we explore “The Questions of Jesus.” Each week, we will reflect on a different question Jesus asked — questions that still speak to us today. Through scripture, prayer, and song, we will seek deeper faith and understanding as we walk with Jesus toward the cross. Come as you are and experience the beauty of Holden Evening Prayer as we wrestle with the questions of Christ together.

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Fifth Sunday in Lent

Our God makes all things new. In the first reading God promises it. In the gospel Mary anticipates it, anointing Jesus’ feet with costly perfume in preparation for the day of his burial. In the second reading Paul recalls his transformation from the persecutor Saul into an apostle. In baptism, God’s new person (you!) rises daily from the deadly mire of trespasses and sins.

Throughout the Gospels, Jesus asked powerful questions that challenged his followers to reflect, grow, and trust in God. This Lent, join us for a five-week journey of contemplation and prayer as we explore “The Questions of Jesus.” Each week, we will reflect on a different question Jesus asked — questions that still speak to us today. Through scripture, prayer, and song, we will seek deeper faith and understanding as we walk with Jesus toward the cross. Come as you are and experience the beauty of Holden Evening Prayer as we wrestle with the questions of Christ together.