Join us in a season of reflection and renewal as we explore the profound connections between our personal needs and the needs of our community.

As we embark on this Lenten journey, we invite you to take a moment to consider what you truly need. Whether it’s a moment of peace, a helping hand, or the courage to reach out, remember that these needs are shared by those around you. Together, we can create a community where everyone is supported and cared for.

On the first Sunday of Lent, we introduce our new ministry dedicated to providing pre-made, frozen meals. This initiative aims to support individuals and families facing unexpected challenges, offering nourishment and comfort when it’s needed most. Our community comes together to prepare and distribute these meals, embodying the spirit of compassion and care.

On this Sunday, we call upon our community to contribute to a ‘noisy offering’ for Sylvia’s Place, an organization dedicated to preventing domestic violence. Your small change can make a big difference, demonstrating how collective efforts can ignite significant transformations. By pooling our resources, we not only support a crucial cause but also embody the spirit of change and solidarity that defines our journey through Lent.

This Palm Sunday, we begin our journey through Holy Week by remembering Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem.

It was a moment of great excitement and hope, as people recognized him as the Messiah. We’ll reflect on the significance of this event, the cheers of the crowd, and the path that lay ahead for Jesus. Join us as we start this important week together, celebrating Jesus’ kingship and preparing our hearts for what’s to come.

Join us this Thursday evening as we step back in time to Jesus’ last meal with his closest friends. This special service, often called Maundy Thursday, is all about remembering that night. We’ll reflect on how Jesus shared bread and wine with his disciples, giving them (and us!) a new way to remember his sacrifice – what we now know as Holy Communion. We’ll also think about his incredibly humble act of washing their feet, showing us what it truly means to serve one another with love. It’s a really meaningful and intimate service that helps us connect deeply with the final hours before Jesus’ crucifixion.

7:00 p.m.

This service will also be First Communion for some of our young ones!

12:00 p.m. (Noon)

This Good Friday, at 12:00 PM, we invite you to a unique service focusing on the “Seven Last Words” of Jesus. These final phrases spoken from the cross offer powerful glimpses into his heart and his mission. We are blessed to have several pastors from our local South Haven area sharing their reflections on each of these significant statements. This hour-long service will be a wonderful chance to pause, reflect on the meaning of Good Friday, and connect with fellow believers from our wider community.

7:00 p.m.

Friday is a more somber day as we remember Good Friday, the day Jesus was crucified. Our service will be a time for quiet reflection and remembrance of his immense sacrifice for us. We’ll think about the weight of that day, the pain and suffering Jesus endured, and the incredible love that motivated him to give his life. It’s a powerful opportunity to reflect on the cost of our freedom and the depth of God’s love for humanity. This service will likely have a more serious and contemplative tone as we honor this pivotal moment in our faith.

9:30 a.m.

Get ready for the best news ever! Sunday is Easter Sunday, the day we celebrate the incredible, life-changing event of Jesus’ resurrection! Our service will be filled with joy, uplifting music, and a message of hope and new beginnings. We’ll be shouting “He is risen!” because Jesus’ victory over death means new life and hope for all of us. It’s a time to celebrate the light overcoming darkness, love conquering all, and the promise of eternal life. Bring your joy and celebrate with us!