The cross and the empty tomb are central to our relationship with Jehovah, the Ancient of Days. The Easter season is an opportunity to remember and celebrate the events that led to the establishment of the church and the tearing of the veil, granting each of us direct access to God through the blood of Christ.
This year in preparation for Good Friday and the Resurrection Day celebration, we are creating a collaborative, congregational mosaic commemorating the last week of Christ’s life. The title of the final work is “Garden to Garden”, and it begins in the Garden of Gethsemane and ends at the Garden tomb.
The art will be a key part of the Good Friday Service and we want everyone to be part of the creation of the final work. The work is made from paper and glue, and you can find it and directions in the library, (located on the 2nd floor of the main building.) You can enter through the church office during the week, head to the library and enjoy some time of mediation, prayer and worship as you work.
All ages and all skill levels will be able to help us prepare to gather as one body to declare the praises of His name on Easter Sunday.