Dear Friends,
We enter The Great Triduum (The Great Three Days) where we will walk in, through and around the passion of Jesus.
Tonight as we gather for the
Maundy Thursday Service we will focus on the institution of the Lord's Supper, the sacrament of Holy Communion. At the close of this service we will strip the altar and leave in silence to contemplate the work of Jesus, specifically His suffer and death on the cross.
On Good Friday... Noon Day Service - in the St. Augustine Chapel
Join us as we pray and reflect on the cross of Jesus, His
agony and bloody sweat.
4pm - Stations of the Cross for Families and Children.
Starting on the large patio behind the main building at
Canterbury and ending at the St. Augustine Chapel.
We will reenact the way of the cross as we walk around
Lake Gem on the Canterbury Campus.
8pm - The Service of Tenebrae -in the St. Augustine Chapel
Tenebrae is a service of God's Word as we move from light
to darkness and symbolically enter the tomb with Jesus.
Holy Saturday - 10am - 12 noon - Community Easter Egg Hunt - Bring your family and friends, let us welcome the community to the campus and share with them the joy we share in Church of the Incarnation. You can download a flyer to print and share with friends and neighbors.
CLICK HERE You can still volunteer - contact Lydia Pierce at 407-971-9920 or email
clpierce1106@earthlink.net Easter Sunday
6am - Sunrise Service -
The Great Vigil of Easter The vigil procession will begin down the walkway from the
St. Augustine Chapel. A new fire will be lit, we will
recount salvation history and enter into Easter Joy -
(bring your bells to ring)
Flowering of the Cross at the 8am and 10:15am services we will have - please bring cut flowers from home (or buy some) to decorate this cross - we will share with community at the entrance to the campus - reminding folks of the resurrection.
8am - Holy Eucharist (no incense)
10:15am - Holy Baptism and Holy Eucharist (with incense)
(On Easter Sunday there will be no Christian Formation Classes)
I know we are all busy, I know there is much to do - much that can steal from us the moments of true reflection. I encourage you to take time to pray, to be still, to engage in the drama of our redemption and enter with purposeful intention in all we do from now until Easter Sunday. What we do in these days is important and I encourage you to participate...
in the Mission,
Fr. Jon+
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