Maundy Thursday invites us into one of the most personal and humbling moments of Holy Week. On this night, Jesus knelt down and washed His disciples’ feet—showing us that true love looks like serving, lowering ourselves, and caring for others in quiet, tangible ways. As we gather, we’ll step into that same posture through a time of reflection, Scripture, and optional foot washing. It’s simple, it’s meaningful, and it’s a chance to slow down and remember that the King we follow chose the towel over the throne—and calls us to do the same.

Good Friday is where everything slows down. It’s quiet, it’s heavy, and it invites us to sit in the weight of what Jesus has done for us. We’ll gather for a time of prayer, remembering the cross and the sacrifice that changed everything. Then we’ll step out together to share the story of Jesus with our community, before returning for worship and reflection. It’s not meant to be rushed—it’s meant to be felt. Come ready to pause, to remember, and to fix your eyes on the love that was poured out for us.