The Chosen; Season 5, The Last Supper
Season 5 immerses you in Jesus triumphant entry into Jerusalem and all the events through Holy Week that culminated in his trial before Pilot and His sentence to die by crucifiction.
Experience the Hope that can only be found in Jesus. Participate in Hope's Holy Week services. During the week, we will parallel the Biblical events that are dramatized by The Chosen and show previously unseen clips from the series during our worship services. Â
Lenten Schedule:
Mid-day Lenten worship services from12:00 noon to 1:00pm on Wednesdays,Â
- Mar 12th
- Mar 19th,Â
- Mar 26ththÂ
- and Apr 2nd
Please invite your family and friends.
Holy Week Schedule:Â
- Maundy Thursday Seder Meal Worship with Lord’s Supper at 6:00pm on April 17th. RSVP Required by Sunday, April 13th.
- Good Friday Tenebrae servicce at 12:00 noon on Friday April 18th.
- Easter Sunday Celebration services:
Sunday April 20th at 9:15amÂ
Easter Brunch to follow worship. Member signup sheet for food in the Narthex.
Easter Egg hunt for the children
Please invite your family and friends.
The Seder - A Traditional Passover MealÂ
Easter occurs at the time of the Jewish Passover
In remembrance of Christianity's Jewish roots, Hope will experience a Seder meal, followed by The Lord's Supper on Maundy Thursday, April 17th, starting at 6:00PM. Â
The Seder is the traditional Passover meal that includes reading, drinking 4 cups of wine, telling stories, eating special foods, singing, and other Passover traditions.
Seats are limited so RSVP here by Sunday, April 13th if you plan to attend.
Good Friday Tenebrae Service; Friday, April 18 at 12 noonÂ
The word Tenebrae is Latin for "shadows" or "darkness." It can also be translated as "night" or "death." The Tenebrae service is an ancient tradition in Christian history that took place on one of the last three days of Holy Week: Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, or Holy Saturday. The purpose of this service was to remember the somber events that occurred in Jesus’ life from the exuberant entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday through the night of Jesus’ burial on Good Friday.
