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At its root, the Greek word apokalypsis means "unveiling" or "revelation." We are living through a great unveiling. Every day, our eyes are opened to new harsh realities, upending our societal norms and customs. Generations before us have survived times exactly like this. How can we, like they, remain grounded in what truly matters? What tools can our Christian tradition offer to help us weather such times? Join us during this holy season while we, as a community, explore our toolkit.
Holy Week Schedule
Holy Week is an opportunity to walk with Jesus and his community through the last week of his life, remembering that we are also a part of this story.
All Masses in Sample Chapel will be available for live participation on Zoom. Contact the church office for meeting info. They will also be livestreamed to our Facebook page. The Good Friday service will be livestreamed by FCCWG on their YouTube page. We hope you'll join us for any or all of these gatherings.
Palm Sunday Mass: Saturday, March 28
5pm in Sample Chapel
Good Friday Blues: Friday, April 3
7pm in the main sanctuary of First Congregational Church
A retelling of the story of Jesus's last hours
featuring blues music from the Oîkos Ensemble
Easter Vigil Schedle
Easter Vigil Mass: Saturday, April 4
7pm beginning in Jubilee Garden (facing Elm Street)
An evening of story, song, and sacrament.
Linger afterward for a dessert reception and champagne toast!
Note: if you are joining us remotely via Facebook, the livestream will pick up as we return to the chapel, around 7:20. Zoom users will be able to participate in the outdoor portion of Vigil. Contact us if you would like the Zoom link.
Easter Sunday Mass: Sunday, April 5
We gather with friends in other communities on Easter Sunday. This year, we'll be gathering with First Congregational Church at their 10am worship service.
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