Good Friday is a day to remember Christ's death and his sacrifice on the cross. This service strives to capture the feeling the disciples the feeling the disciples experienced when they watched their Messiah get arrested and killed. This is a more liturgical service that holds space for grief and despair before we celebrate Christ's victory on Easter three days later.

Each year we observe "stations of the cross." This is a artistic recreation of Jesus' walk toward the cross called the "Via Dolorosa," which means "the way of suffering." There are twelve stations that have something to see, touch, hear or smell. This is an immersive, creative, art museum type experience for anyone of any age to make meaningful connection to the sacrifice of Jesus.

*Closed during the Good Friday service

Our culture is busy and exhausting—but Jesus invites us into a different way of life. Over eight sessions of teaching, group discussion, and personal reflection, you’ll build a foundational understanding of intentional spiritual formation. Together, we’ll explore what it means to follow Jesus in a busy, distracted, and increasingly secular world.

For women carrying the grief of pregnancy loss. This is a faith-based, therapist-led support group to help you mourn, make meaning, and move forward with care.

Every 1st and 2nd Thursday, April - November, 2026. Online Sessions.

$45 per session