Lent @ Epiphany

 Shrove Tuesday | February 17

Pancake Supper

Come and enjoy breakfast for dinner and fellowship on Shrove Tuesday with the annual Pancake Supper, brought to us by the Men of Epiphany! Join us in the Parish Hall at 6pm for pancakes and other breakfast accompaniments. Eating pancakes is a pre-Lent tradition to rid one's home of rich ingredients like sugar and syrup. 
A donation of $5 per person over the age of 10 is suggested to cover costs but all are welcome regardless! To help us plan for food for the event, please RSVP online by clicking here.

If you feel called to help MoE in setup, cooking, or cleanup please contact the church office.

Ash Wednesday | February 18

  • A woman with her eyes closed, and a black tattoo of a star on her forehead.

    Spoken Word Worship

    12:00pm

    Join us for a contemplative noonday worship service and imposition of ashes.

  • A choir of men and women dressed in black, standing and singing inside a room with beige walls and a brick barrier in front.

    Evening Choral Worship

    7:00pm

    Join us for a choral worship service featuring the voices of our choir accompanied by organ and piano.

Wednesdays in Lent | Beginning February 25

  • Evening Prayer Service

    5:30pm

    On Wednesday evenings, our community is invited to gather for a Lenten prayer service in the chapel.

  • A group of people sitting at round tables in a community room. Some are engaged in conversation, and an older woman in a red sweater is looking at someone while holding a cup. The room has a brick wall, large windows, and bright overhead lighting.

    Meatless Potluck

    6:00pm

    Bring your favorite meatless dish to share and join us in the parish hall to share a meatless potluck-style meal and fellowship time!

  • An open Bible resting on a tree stump outdoors, with a blurred background of trees and autumn foliage.

    Formation: Encountering Faith through Women in Scripture

    6:30pm

    Join us in this exploration of Lent through alternative bible lessons through stories of women in the Bible.

Resources for Observing a Holy Lent Online & At Home

  • Forward Movement logo with blue and white compass-like emblem and gray text 'Forward Movement' with tagline 'inspire disciples, empower evangelists.'

    Lent Madness

    An online ministry from Forward Movement, you are invited to journey through Lent by voting for your favorite saint each day. As the weeks roll deeper into the season, the number of saints decrease as we all wonder who will win the golden halo this year!

    Click here to learn more

  • UTD logo with a shield, snowflake, and blue geometric background.

    Gratitude and Reciprocity

    “Our Lenten materials will focus on the themes presented in the book “The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World” by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Each week you’ll have a theme for reflection, gratitude, engagement, and self-care that helps ground your Lenten journey on giving thanks and giving back.”

    Click here to learn more

  • 2025 Lenten Meditations

    This Lent, “let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” (Hebrews 10:24-25)

    Click here to learn more

  • Close-up of green leaves on a branch during sunset or sunrise, with a blurred landscape in the background.

    Creation Care Corner

    Lent is a time that we fast in order to prepare for Easter and commemorate the forty days that Jesus fasted in the desert. This year, you might consider a less traditional “fast for the earth” that involves individual acts that care for God’s creation. See the calendar below from Green Anglicans for ideas.

    Click here for the calendar!

Palm Sunday & Holy Week

  • A floral arrangement with a large pink and white protea flower, red orchids, green leaves, and a circular wicker wreath, in a tall clear glass vase, placed on a wooden floor against a background of modern furniture and black and gold accents.

    Palm Sunday

    March 29, 2026

    Worship services: 8:00am & 10:00am

  • Arrangement of items on a red cloth draped over a surface, featuring a dark bowl with a white towel, a decorative crown of twigs, a red plate, a red goblet, and a red bowl, with wooden chairs in the background.

    Maundy Thursday

    April 2, 2026

    Worship service & foot washing: 7:00pm

  • Close-up of a weathered white statue of Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns, showing signs of aging and moss growth.

    Good Friday

    April 3, 2026

    Worship services: 12:00pm & 7:00pm

    Stations of the Cross: 3:00pm

  • A wooden cross decorated with a white cloth, surrounded by potted white lilies and colorful flowers, set in a garden with trees and a brick structure in the background.

    The Great Vigil of Easter

    April 4, 2026

    Worship service: 7:00pm