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Worship with us this Sunday at 10:00AM

What is the season of Lent?  “Lent” come from the old English word for springtime, perhaps connected with the lengthening of days in this time of year in the Northern Hemisphere.  The season of Lent is a time for growth in faith—through prayer, spiritual discipline, and self-examination in preparation for the commemoration of the dying and rising of the Lord Jesus Christ.  …  Reconciliation is a key theme in the season of Lent—reconciliation with God and with one another through the grace of Jesus Christ.
           Lent is a period of forty days—like the flood of Genesis, Moses’ sojourn at Sinai, Elijah’s journey to Mount Horeb, Jonah’s call of repentance to Nineveh, and Jesus’ time of testing in the wilderness.  The Sundays in Lent are not counted among the forty days, as every Lord’s Day is a celebration of Christ’s resurrection.

During Lent, we will be learning a new version of the Gloria Patri.  Click here to hear the new version.
                                                 

Join us February 18th at 6:00PM for our Ash Wednesday service.  Ash Wednesday begins the season of Lent with a public act of confession.  Acknowledging that we have all sinned and fallen short of God's glory, we repent and return to our loving Creator.  Acutely aware of our failure and frailty, we express our utter reliance on God's saving grace.  Begin this season of Lent at Hebron with a service of the Word and the imposition of ashes.

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