SEDER POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY APRIL 1st @ 6 PM
The Seder is the ceremonial meal God commanded the Israelites to eat each year to remember the Passover, God’s final plague that brought about deliverance from Egypt. On the night Jesus was betrayed, he celebrated the Passover meal with his disciples. As Christians, the Seder takes on new significance as we recognize that Jesus is our ultimate Passover lamb whose death delivers us from our slavery to sin.
Join us on Friday, March 31st, at 6 pm as we celebrate this ancient meal and remember God’s great acts of deliverance. During this celebration, we will teach the story of Passover and its implications for Christians today through the Seder plate. After, we will enjoy a meal together. This is a great opportunity to invite your friends and family to an experiential event where they can taste and see that the Lord is good! Space is limited at both campuses, so please sign up today to reserve your spot.
If you would like to be a part of the volunteer team register here