ash wednesday
Join us at St. Lawrence on Ash Wednesday, March 5th.
Stop by the red doors on Church St. for Ashes-2-Go at Noon.
Worship with us at 7:00PM
soup and study
Join us to learn more about the Book of Common Prayer and enjoy a wonderful soup supper. Wednesday evenings during Lent March 12, March 19, March 26, April 2, and April 9.
LENT MIDWEEK EUCHARIST
Join us at St. Lawrence Thursdays, March 13, March 20, March 27, April 3, and April 10 at 10:00AM for a chance to pause and encounter Christ in this season.
The 3 temptations of christ - teen and adult formation
Join us at St. Lawrence Sundays, March 16, March 30, and April 13 at 10:00AM to learn more about the temptations Jesus faced in the desert.
Lenten fish fry - fun for all
Join St. Lawrence and our partner churches Friday, April 4th at Trinity Episcopal Church to follow the Stations of the Cross and enjoy a fantastic Fish Fry!
EGG HUNT FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLERS
Join us on Sunday, April 6 for an egg hunt in the sanctuary. After communion, Sunday schoolers will have a snack, hear a Bible story, and do a craft. We'll finish with a fun egg hunt back in the sanctuary.
If you’d like to give up something for Lent, why not make it something that helps the whole world? Giving up single-use plastic, to the extent possible, supports a more sustainable environment. A Lenten calendar, offers practical ideas to help us reduce our plastics consumption. We hope that trying these practices during Lent will lead
If you’d like to give up something for Lent, why not make it something that helps the whole world? Giving up single-use plastic, to the extent possible, supports a more sustainable environment. A Lenten calendar, offers practical ideas to help us reduce our plastics consumption. We hope that trying these practices during Lent will lead to new habits that make our lifestyles more environmentally friendly
Taking a walk? Adding mindfulness can turn your walks into a sacred practice that refreshes and invigorates.
Do you love to knit or crochet? If so, put your talents to good use by getting involved with St. Lawrence’s Prayer Shawl Ministry. The shawl maker begins with prayers and blessings for the recipient and continues to pray and meditate as the shawl is created. Once completed, the shawls can be returned to the church or given directly to the
Do you love to knit or crochet? If so, put your talents to good use by getting involved with St. Lawrence’s Prayer Shawl Ministry. The shawl maker begins with prayers and blessings for the recipient and continues to pray and meditate as the shawl is created. Once completed, the shawls can be returned to the church or given directly to the recipient.
This is a "quiet" ministry. Please join us and put your needles and hooks to good use bringing comfort and prayers to those in need.
LIVING WELL THROUGH LENT 2025: Cultivating the Fruits of the Spirit in Heart, Soul, Strength, and Mind
You will receive 47 daily emails, one for each day of Lent, plus Easter. The emails will begin on Ash Wednesday, March 5, 2025.
Reflect on your newness in Christ as you journey through Episcopal Relief & Development's Lenten Meditations. Join writer Jerusalem Jackson Greer this Lent as she encourages us to partake in “A Commonplace Lent.”
Society of St. John the Evangelist is an Episcopal monastic community of men is in Cambridge, MA. The Brothers offer several on-line reflections, not necessarily Lenten specific, but you may choose to use them in a daily practice. You can sign up for the Brothers’ Give Us Word, a daily email reflection.
The publisher of the Forward Day by Day reflection booklets, has several different free daily reflections by email.
Can Lent be fun? Yes, if you with to learn about the Holy Men and Women we remember on the Episcopal Church’s Calendar of Saints or it you are of a competitive nature and like NCAA-style playoff brackets. Each game day two Saints are matched, (church) celebrity bloggers share parts of each saint’s story and your online vote determines the
Can Lent be fun? Yes, if you with to learn about the Holy Men and Women we remember on the Episcopal Church’s Calendar of Saints or it you are of a competitive nature and like NCAA-style playoff brackets. Each game day two Saints are matched, (church) celebrity bloggers share parts of each saint’s story and your online vote determines the winner of that bracket paring. Also known as the Saintly Smackdown, it is best to bring a sense of humor. This is an especially good activity for families with school-age children as you can sneak in discussions about the lives of the people we call Saints and how to be more like them.
Check out the Lent Madness website or Facebook page to find out more about the Holy Hoopla and play along to see which Saint will win the coveted Golden Halo.
Interested in learning more about the Season of Lent? Click the links below.