There's a story running through your head about who you are, what you owe, what you carry, and where you're going. The gospel tells you a new story –– the truest story –– and re-plants your identity, your heart, your life.

From all the dark things of this life, from all the fears and falsehoods –– live free.

We begin in the fellowship hall with a simple supper and share table fellowship together for a reflective, peaceful meal.

Opportunity for washing will be followed by a simple and sweet service of Tenebrae ("darkness"). We will take the bread and cup, as Jesus taught us to do to "proclaim the Lord's death until he comes again," we will sing two simple hymns, and we will hear the seven last sayings of Jesus.

Two identical worship services (9:15 & 11:45) include music, singing, prayer, the reading of Scripture, the Lord's supper, proclamation of the gospel, all in celebration of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.

We remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus "early on the first day of the week" outside at the church entrance with singing, flowers, and "YES cakes" (along with some nuts, olives, cheeses, and hot drinks).

Christ is risen! He is risen, indeed!