Come worship with us—and bring someone with you.
Holy Week is the heart of the Christian story: Jesus welcomed with “Hosanna,” Jesus kneeling to serve, Jesus bearing the cross, and Jesus rising in new life. At Living Faith, we walk this week together as a church family because these are not just events to remember, but a journey that forms us in love, courage, and hope.
This is also a wonderful week to invite a friend:
- someone who hasn’t been to church in a while,
- someone who’s never really had a church home,
- someone who’s carrying grief, questions, or exhaustion,
- someone who needs a community like Living Faith—welcoming, thoughtful, and centered on Jesus.
There’s a place for them here. There’s a place for you here.
Palm Sunday Worship
Sunday, March 29 | 10:30 AM
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week and commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Crowds greeted him with palm branches and shouts of “Hosanna,” recognizing him as a king, though his kingship would be revealed in humility and sacrifice.
Each year at Living Faith, our children process into worship with palm branches at the beginning of the service. The movement of the service often carries us from celebration to somber reflection, reminding the Church that the road of discipleship leads toward the cross.
Come ready to worship with joy—and to follow Jesus with honesty and courage.
Maundy Thursday Worship
Thursday, April 2 | 6:00 PM
Maundy Thursday recalls Jesus’ last meal with his disciples before his crucifixion. Its name comes from the Latin mandatum, meaning “command,” pointing to Jesus’ command to love one another as he has loved us.
This service includes the celebration of communion, and sometimes a Tenebrae service, a service of “shadows,” in which candles or lights are gradually extinguished as the passion story is read, leaving the congregation in darkness to symbolize the abandonment and suffering of Jesus.
It is a night heavy with both intimacy and betrayal, preparing worshipers to journey with Jesus to the cross.
Easter Sunday Worship
Sunday, April 5 | 10:30 AM
Easter is the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead, the central mystery and joy of the Christian faith. It proclaims that God’s love is stronger than death and that new life is possible for all creation.
Worship is marked by triumphant music, the proclamation of the resurrection story, and symbols of life such as lilies and the lighting of a new Christ candle. Easter morning is a time of rejoicing that Christ is risen indeed.
If you’ve been away for a while, Easter is a beautiful day to come home. If you’re searching for hope, this is a beautiful day to begin.
Join us—and invite someone
Holy Week is better together. Make a plan to come, and consider who you might invite to walk with you. A simple text is enough:
“Hey—my church has some meaningful Holy Week services coming up. Want to come with me?”
We can’t wait to worship with you.