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Click HERE to join any Sunday service through March 31.

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Holy Week

Maundy Thursday — 5:30 p.m. on March 28
You're invited to join Sarina Brooks and Katherine Holmes in the vestry for a foot washing ceremony and simple communal meal of soup and bread.

Good Friday — 5:30 p.m. on March 29
A Service of Tenebrae will be held in the sanctuary. This service will include readings, lighting of candles, and moments of quiet meditation as we remember the last day of Jesus's life.

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Easter Sunday
10:00 on March 31

Hybrid service held in the sanctuary and livestreamed on Zoom.

A good enough faith. Perhaps a good enough faith is one that moves through the chronic nature of being incurably human with an eye for resurrection moments that assure us that this good enough life is worthy of our amazement.

Click HERE for the worship bulletin.

Lent Services

 On the first Sunday in Lent, we heard from Bonnie Beiswenger and Laura Pierce about how to handle the fact that so much is out of our control. What if we could let go of needing everything "just so" and instead learn to dance with the unfolding of that which is not ours to control?

On the second Sunday in Lent, Cindy Huggins and Carolyn Mathews talked about how our everyday, ordinary lives can be holy. What are the temptations that catch your ear, singing out promises that your life should be more special than it is? What if ordinary life is already holy?

On the third Sunday in Lent, Christina LaBrosse and Sarina Brooks shared their perspectives on how lots of things can be good medicine. Lying fallow and getting fertilized with laughter and tears at the crappy stuff of life can help heal what ails us.

On the fourth Sunday in Lent, Harper Dean and Laurel Robinson talked about how we often believe we are the problem. Life is a big old risk, though, and facing whatever each day holds is not only good enough, but worthy of love and grace

On the fifth Sunday in Lent, Ellen Farnsworth and Ken Warner offered their thoughts on how, as much as we'd like to think otherwise, we all are really quite fragile. But what if we stopped denying the limited nature of our lives and breathed in deeply the fragrance of vulnerability?

On the sixth Sunday in Lent—Palm Sunday—Ed Mosel and Lynne Gibson discussed how each of us is actually a group project. So get on the donkey when you need to and let people lay down their cloaks and make some noise for you. 'Cause you know you'll do it for them, too, when the chips are down.

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 What to Expect at Centre Street

• Sunday services begin at 10:00.
• Zoom links and bulletins are emailed to newsletter subscribers on Saturdays.
• Handicap parking is located adjacent to the building in both the upper and lower lots.
• The sanctuary is fully accessible by elevator, and restrooms are downstairs at the back of the vestry.
  
• Large-print bulletins are available at the door.
• Offering plates are located at the back of the sanctuary. You can also contribute to our shared ministry online at Tithely. Thanks for your generosity!
• Everyone is welcome to participate in Holy Communion on the first Sunday of each month.
• Please stick around after the service for Coffee Fellowship!
• If you're on Zoom and experience any problems, just let our Tech Team know. They're there to help.

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