Church Work Day
Church yard and garden clean up and Extra cleaning in the Church sanctuary, offices, Faith Formation Room and Nursery and kitchen. Thanks in advance! Bring your own tools and cleaning supplies!
Church yard and garden clean up and Extra cleaning in the Church sanctuary, offices, Faith Formation Room and Nursery and kitchen. Thanks in advance! Bring your own tools and cleaning supplies!
Easter Flower Order Forms are in your bulletins. Deadline for submission is Palm Sunday, March 29th
Our worship includes a blessing of the palms and singing our Hosannas to Jesus. The mood rapidly shifts to remembering Jesus’ Passion as we hear the story of his arrest and crucifixion from Matthew’s gospel. To know the joy of Easter we enter into the pain of Holy Week.
If you cannot commit to singing all of lent, the second opportunity we are offering is a Flash Choir that we are forming for Easter Sunday. This is your one-time opportunity to join the choir as we raise our Alleluias on Easter morning. There will be two quick rehearsals on Sunday March 22nd and March […]
Prayer Cards Prayer Cards are in the back of the sanctuary. To request a prayer, add your requests/thanksgivings and put them in the Prayer Box on the table. Prayer Net We pray when they are sent requests/thanksgivings. Would you like to join us? Please email Elaine at prayer@standrewspickerington.org. Prayer During Worship A "Prayer Warrior" is available in […]
We remember Jesus celebrating the Lord’s Supper with his disciples, his washing their feet as an example to us of serving one another, and his commandment to them to “Love one another as I have loved you”. The service includes foot washing and handwashing, the “stripping of the altar area” in remembrance of the way […]
The Good Friday liturgy marks the day of Christ’s suffering, crucifixion, and death and is a continuation of the Maundy Thursday liturgy. We mark the day of Christ’s suffering, crucifixion, and death. In John’s passion account, Jesus reveals the power and glory of God, even as he is put on trial and sentenced to death. […]
Weather permitting, we gather outside around a newly built fire to light the paschal (Greek for “passage”) candle which is carried in procession into the darkened sanctuary representing Jesus tomb. We hear beloved Bible stories, sing hymns, and listen to the Easter gospel from John, all of which proclaim that God is always giving new […]
The tomb is empty! Jesus Christ is risen! Like Mary Magdalene and the other women who went to the tomb we experience the risen Lord and our sadness and weeping come to an end. “Now no more can death appall, now no more the grave enthrall; You have opened paradise, and your saints in you […]