Stations of the Cross
Join Jasmine Declet for Stations of the Cross, held in the church on February 16th and March 8 and 22. Comprised of 14 stations of reflection and prayer, each depicting one of the moments leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion and death, the Stations of the Cross is a centuries-old form of prayer used traditionally in Lent. Jasmine will lead the Stations of the Cross this Friday February 16th, and on March 8th and 22nd. The service is geared toward adults, but all ages are welcome.
Lenten Organ Recital and Soup Luncheon series:
Our annual series of Lenten organ recitals begins on Wednesday, February 21, at noon, with a performance by organist and composer Evelyn Larter. Ms. Larter will be joined by violinist Emilie Park who will play some of Evelyn’s own compositions. The recitals are thirty minutes long and will be followed by a soup luncheon in the Parish Hall.
Here is the complete schedule of Lenten Recitals
February 21 Evelyn Larter, Deerfield Presbyterian Church, Deerfield, NJ
February 28 Isza Wu, Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia
March 6 Connor Fluharty, Trinity Episcopal Church, Princeton
March 13 Lawrence DePasquale, Episcopal Church of St. John, Chews Landing, NJ
March 20 Eric Plutz, University Organist, Princeton University
Online Resources:
Life Transformed: The Way of Love in Lent
Download a calendar with simple suggestions of prayer, reflection, or action for each day in the season of Lent
Forty Days of Grateful Presence
Download a calendar with daily gratitude prompts to help us notice the things that many of us take for granted.
Lent Madness
A popular Lenten activity for Episcopalians and others for 15 years, Lent Madness is a bracket tournament in which we learn about the lives and work of the saints. Fill out a bracket and follow the whole tournament, or drop in and out and vote for your favorite saint each day until one is crowned with the Golden Halo!
Daily reflections:
From Episcopal Relief and Development. View the meditations online or sign up to receive them daily by email.
From the United Thank Offering: Sign up to receive daily gratitude prompts by text or email.