Pentecost Sunday was full of Spirit!
Induction of Jane Coles as Church Elder
Welcoming Assistant Pastor Michael Clang
Church Potluck
Church potluck
Archive for the ‘Worship’ Category
Sunday, May 19th is Pentecost: Join us for worship
Reminder: Potluck Lunch after church as we welcome Assistant Minister Michael Clang and celebrate the Installation of Elder Jane Coles for Consistory.
Important Reminder: Triathalon Worship Service
Don’t forget that the 9:30am Sunday Worship Service has been moved to Saturday, May 4th at 5:30pm due to the Triathalon.
Jazz Vespers is on as usual: Sunday, May 5th at 5:30pm
Jazz Vespers
Enjoy the Triathalon and then unwind with the melodies of Marsvyn David
Sunday May 5th 5:30-6:30 pm
St. Croix reformed Church
Bring friends and free will offering!!
April 21st, “Earth Day” Sunday
Have you ever wondered about our purpose on the Earth? The Psalmist asked the same question . . . “What is humanity that you are mindful of us”? (Psalm 8). Come join us for worship this Sunday as we explore our roles as stewards of this beautiful planet that we call home!
Sunday, April 14th at 6pm a Documentary
Two Who Dared is the never-before-told story of Waitstill and Martha Sharp, an
American minister and his wife who boldly committed to a life-threatening mission in
Europe to help save imperiled Jews and refugees at the onset of World War II.
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Easter Sunday: Lent Devotion Day 47
Read: John 19:28-30; 20:1-31 Day 47
The Resurrection and the Life
It is finished. (19:30)
He is risen! Christ the Lord is risen today! This is the pinnacle of the Christian faith, the crux on which all things turn. Our God is not dead; he does not lie in a tomb. He is alive now and forever. In his resurrection he broke the chains of death that we may live forever more.
As Jesus breathed his last on Good Friday, he spoke the words “It is finished,” and indeed his work is finished. Jesus’ sacrifice was once and for all, and the forgiveness of sins is sealed in his blood. He truly is the resurrection and the life; in him we have the promise of everlasting life.
Although Jesus’ earthly work is finished, God’s work here is not done. “It is finished” foreshadows the “It is done!” found in Revelation 21. We believe not only in the resurrection of Christ but also of the return of Christ. We wait eagerly for the day of Christ’s return, the day when God sets all things right and our salvation will be fully realized. We will stand at the throne of God with believers from every tribe, tongue, and nation proclaiming together, “Salvation belongs to our God who is seated on the throne and to the Lamb!” (Revelation 7:10)
—Jonathon VanderWall
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