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April 2020
11 am Bible Study with Pastor Crume
Join us to study God’s Word! Every Wednesday at 11 AM in Fellowship Hall. All are welcome.
12 pm Lent Service
The trees of the Bible help us realize why we need a Savior, how God provided a Savior for us in the person of Jesus Christ, and how the saved lives of repentant believers look. Today we consider how we are like the fruitless trees mentioned throughout the Bible. They cannot bear good fruit, for they are bad trees. Without God’s re-creating us, we are no better than the “brood of vipers” who opposed our Lord. But the Word of…
4 pm GriefShare Support Group
If you’ve lost a spouse, child, family member, or friend, you’ve probably found there are not many people who understand the deep hurt you feel. You don’t have to go through the grieving process alone. GriefShare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Meetings held at Faith Lutheran on Wednesdays at 4 PM from February 12 to May 20, 2020. Learn more about GriefShare here.
7 pm Lent Service
The trees of the Bible help us realize why we need a Savior, how God provided a Savior for us in the person of Jesus Christ, and how the saved lives of repentant believers look. Today we consider how we are like the fruitless trees mentioned throughout the Bible. They cannot bear good fruit, for they are bad trees. Without God’s re-creating us, we are no better than the “brood of vipers” who opposed our Lord. But the Word of…
8 am Men’s Prayer Breakfast
Join us for fellowship and prayer the first Saturday of every month. April Men’s Prayer Breakfast will be held at Safe Harbor in Easton.
8 am Palm Sunday Service
Palm Sunday begins with unbridled joy as we recall how Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey, while being acclaimed by the crowds with loud shouts of “Hosanna” and boisterous waving of palm branches. But then the solemnness of Holy Week also begins. As foretold by prophets long ago, Jesus was stricken and afflicted, beaten and spit upon, crucified, and He died. He did this out of divine love for all of humanity, taking on Himself the sins of all…
10:30 am Palm Sunday Service
Palm Sunday begins with unbridled joy as we recall how Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey, while being acclaimed by the crowds with loud shouts of “Hosanna” and boisterous waving of palm branches. But then the solemnness of Holy Week also begins. As foretold by prophets long ago, Jesus was stricken and afflicted, beaten and spit upon, crucified, and He died. He did this out of divine love for all of humanity, taking on Himself the sins of all…
12 pm Maundy Thursday Service
Holy Thursday begins the great three days that commemorate how God accomplished our salvation in Jesus Christ. Holy Thursday then recalls two central events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection. First is the Lord’s Supper. The Gospel tells of the Holy Thursday night when, during the Passover meal, Jesus took bread, gave thanks, broke it, and gave it to His disciples, saying, “This is My body.” He then took the cup, blessed it, and gave it to them, saying,…
7 pm Maundy Thursday Service
Holy Thursday begins the great three days that commemorate how God accomplished our salvation in Jesus Christ. Holy Thursday then recalls two central events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection. First is the Lord’s Supper. The Gospel tells of the Holy Thursday night when, during the Passover meal, Jesus took bread, gave thanks, broke it, and gave it to His disciples, saying, “This is My body.” He then took the cup, blessed it, and gave it to them, saying,…
12 pm Good Friday Service
It seems strange to call this day “good.” After all, on this day, Jesus, our Savior and Lord, was tortured, beaten, spit upon, and brutally crucified on a cross. What is good about that? Actually, the goodness of this day is extensive and amazing. At the cross, God’s plan to redeem the world came to full fruition. Rather than ignore our sin, pretend it away, or eternally turn away from us, God became one of us, and in an act…