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Preparing Well: Conversations for the End of Life 

This year's Lenten Learning will be a series of presentations and discussions that concern mortality, and help us better prepare for our own or loved ones' death. As Christians, we need not fear death, as we have been assured of the Resurrection to new life. 

Meet in the church at 5:30pm for worship together, then join us for a light supper and presentation. Guests are welcome! Please sign up or call the church office to RSVP to allow a count for dinner.

•  On February 25, join us for a special presentation on The Five Wishes by guest speaker Becky Williams. She will walk us through The Five Wishes, a thoughtful program that helps guide end-of-life decisions. 

•  On March 4, Lenten Learning continues with a presentation by Shelley Wintz from Pinnacle Home Health Care on Facts and Myths about Palliative Care and Hospice. Learn what these services are, how they are available, and to whom. We will discuss Insurance coverage for both levels of care and what exactly is offered at each level, i.e. medical equipment, visits from the interdisciplinary team, medical, emotional and spiritual care.
March 11 will cover Legal and Financial Concerns at End-of-Life.
On March 18 we will examine our resources and put together a plan for a funeral.
We will wrap up the series on March 25 with a presentation, Live Your Life Now! 

Plan on joining us! Worship at 5:30 pm, Light Supper at 6pm with presentations to follow! RSVP, please.

Pre-order below or call office at 225-665-2707

Looking Ahead

 
We invite you to join us during this holy season for any and all services.  We welcome and encourage children to attend services and take part!
2026 HOLY WEEK WORSHIP SCHEDULE
  • Palm Sunday                March 29   10:00 am
We begin outside for a festive procession with palms, continuing inside for celebration of Holy Eucharist, including choral reading of the Passion of our Lord.
  • Maundy Thursday                    April 2   6:30 pm
Commemoration of the institution of Holy Communion with optional foot-washing, and the stripping of the altar
  • Good Friday               April 3   Noon
Solemn prayer and Holy Eucharist with reserved sacrament followed by the Stations of the Cross
  • Easter Vigil Saturday    April 4  6:30 pm
With a solemn start, we light the First Fire, then recall God’s saving action through familiar Scripture stories, followed by renewal of Baptismal promises and the early celebration of Resurrection Day!
  • Easter Sunday           April 5  10:00 am
Festive celebration of Holy Eucharist with all invited! Celebrate Resurrection Day with us!

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