2010 LENTEN PROGRAM

Worship

Our Lenten Observances this year begin on Ash Wednesday, February 17. We will celebrate the Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes at 7:00 am, 9:15 am, 4:30 pm and 7:30 pm. The 4:30 pm service is specifically designed for families and young children—but all ages are welcome!

Study

Each Sunday there will be an Adult Forum led by either Caitlin Foehse or Father Graham following the 9:30 am service beginning at 11:15 am and ending at 11:45 am.

Food for Body and Soul

This year our Lenten Dinner Discussion Series “How to live faithfully in a Chaotic & Stressful World” is designed to reach out to our people and support them in their daily lives and work. As we try to live our lives centered in God and our Christian faith, we also acknowledge the stress and anxiety pervasive in our culture that sometimes make that a difficult task. Join us on Tuesday evenings in Lent for a soup supper and a presentation by a different speaker each week. We will begin at 7:00 pm and end by 8:30 pm; if you are able, please bring bread, cheese, a beverage or fruit to share.

February 23	Sixteen ways to Cope with Stress in 2010	The Rev. Peter Stimpson, Trinity Counseling Service, Princeton
March 2	Encountering God in this Present Moment	The Rev. Terry Martin, former Evangelism Officer for The Episcopal Church
March 9	Illness: A Spiritual Desert Experience	The Rev. Richard Wisniewski, Dcn.
March 16	A Spiritual Journey through Job Loss	Ms. Maureen Cozzi, St. Gregory’s Roman Catholic Church
March 23	Reading the Signs of the Times—What does the Bible say about the end times?	Ms. Caitlin Foehse, Princeton Theological Seminary

Sacrament of Penance is available to all who desire it. If you would like to schedule a private confession with a member of the clergy during the season of Lent, please contact the Rector.

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