The Church in the Heart of the City with the City at Heart
15 S. Mulberry Street, Hagerstown, MD
Sunday Services
8:30—9:15 am
Praise Worship
Fellowship Hall
9:30—10:30 am
Sunday School
Individual classrooms
10:45 am Worship
Sanctuary & Facebook Live
Ash Wednesday Service
March 5 at 7 pm in the Sanctuary.
Lenten Services
7 pm in Fellowship Hall with guest speakers:
March 19—Esther Boleyn
March 26—Ella Amaya
April 2—Suzie Wolfe
April 9—To be announced
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Junior Church
During the 10:45 service on the 2nd & 4th Sundays each month, children in kindergarten through grade 6 gather in the Rainbow Room.
Food Pantry Sunday
On the first Sunday of month, bring dry items: boxed or in cans, but not in glass jars. Place items on the cart inside the west entrance.
Take a Moment Prayer : Week of Mar 23
Holy Savior, with each step I make through this Lenten season, I am reminded of your journey to the cross. It brings feelings of sadness and shame because I know your death on the cross was the price paid for all of humanity’s sin…which, of course, includes me. I admit that I feel impatient. I want this season to pass quickly and get on to the Easter celebration. Yet…I know I must wait…and in the waiting, I will seek you with a hunger to draw closer to you. As I wait, I will listen to you as you speak to my heart; and I will seek to be obedient to what you want me to do. Send your Spirit to nudge me on so that in my waiting I will be very active. The waiting will definitely be worthwhile. Easter is coming! Hallelujah! The celebration will be great! Amen.
March 2024
“But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they went to the tomb, taking the spices they had prepared. And they found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they went in they did not find the body of the Lord Jesus.” (Luke 24:1-3)
After Jesus suffered horrific torture and death by hanging on a cross, his body was taken down and put in a cold dark tomb. A huge stone was rolled in front of it, and Pilate commanded Roman guards to stand by the tomb so no one would steal Jesus’ body.