Join Us this Lent

In many cultures there is an ancient custom of giving a tenth of each year’s income to some holy use. For Christians, to observe the forty days of Lent is do the same thing with roughly a tenth of each year’s days. After being baptized by John in the river Jordan, Jesus went off alone into the wilderness where he spent forty days asking himself the question what it meant to be Jesus. During Lent, Christians are supposed to ask one way or another what it means to be themselves.
— Frederick Buechner, Whistling in the Dark

Lenten Worship & Soup Suppers

Come share soup, bread, fellowship and worship with people from other Pleasantville churches. This year’s theme is “Spiritual Practices”.

	March 1	Emmanuel Lutheran
	March 8	Pleasantville Presbyterian
	March 15	St. John’s Episcopal
	March 22	Pleasantville Presbyterian
	March 29	United Methodist
	April 5	Holy Innocents Catholic
	Supper is Served at 6:30pm, followed by Worship at 7:15pm

Sunday Morning Lenten Study

Join us each Sunday in Lent, from 11:30 – 12:30pm, in the Campbell Room for a Lenten study based on

Who Is This Man?
The Unpredictable Impact of the Inescapable Jesus
by John Ortberg

This video-based series explores the profound impact Jesus made on human history and on our understanding of the obligations of one human to one another. Jesus and Christianity came to make an inescapable influence on our world and we as Christians can make an inescapable influence too.

Digital Connections Study and Conversation

Join the Digital Connections Ministry in an online reflection and conversation around the Frederick Buechner essay, “Lent” from Whistling in the Dark

Holy Week Services

Sunday, April 9 at 10am	Palm Sunday Worship Service
Thursday, April 13 at 7:30pm	Maundy Thursday Worship Service
Friday, April 14, 12 – 3pm	Good Friday Worship at St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sunday, April 15 at 10am	Easter Sunday Worship Service & Eggstravaganza!