In the season of Lent, we typically reflect on our sinful nature as we anticipate the death and resurrection of Jesus. But what if this isn’t the way God wants us to think about Lent? What if Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection were less about atonement of sin and more about freedom to live? This Lenten season, we’ll look at the story of Exodus, the first great story of freedom, so that we might better understand the freedom God gives all through Jesus. As we go on this journey, we will have a better understanding of the suffering of God, God’s people, and the triumph of freedom God has given to God’s people.
FELLOWSHIP DINNER TOMORROW (Wednesday) – Come to Doe Fellowship Hall on Wednesday, 3/15 at 6 pm, for a fellowship dinner hosted by Herndon’s United Women in Faith. Celebrate mission and service with Herndon’s women as they recognize this year’s Mission Pin awardees. There will also be a freewill offering in support of the women’s missions projects.
There will be a Fellowship dinner of soup. salad, and bread at 6 pm followed by the Ash Wednesday worship service in Doe Fellowship Hall. Worship will begin around 6:45 pm and will also be live-streamed at youtube.com/herndonumc
