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Lenten Season:

Feb 14
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Updated: Feb 17

The Lenten Season begin Ash Wednesday, February 18th and carries through to Easter Sunday, April 5th. 


Sermon Series

During Lent Dale will present a sermon series entitled “Stories that Form and Shape Our Faith”.   The series will start with a focus on the creation story in Genesis on the first Sunday of Lent and finish on Easter Sunday with the story of the resurrection found in the Gospel of John


February 22 - Story of Creation  Genesis 1:1-28

March 1 -       Story of Abraham and Sarah   Genesis 21:1-21

March 8 -       Story of Joseph and his brothers  Genesis 37:13-36

March 15 -     Story of Moses  Exodus 3:1-10

March 22 -     Story of David and Bathsheba  2 Samuel 12-1-10

March 29 -     Story of the Passion Narrative  Matthew 26 and 27

April 5 -         Story of the Resurrection  John 20:1-18



Lenten Book Study and Discussion:

During Lent we will explore the book Faithful, Creative, Hopeful: Fifteen Theses for Christians in a Crisis-Shaped World by Jesse A. Zink.  This book looks critically at the challenges in our world and society today, and explores how to express and live out our faith in the midst of these challenges.  The Lenten Study Group will meet on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:30 PM in the Lounge beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 18th.  Let Dale Johnson knows if you have any questions or are interested in participating in this book study.

 
 
 

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