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 &
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Hagerstown MD 21740
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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 29
Holy Lamb of God–this Lenten journey has brought me now to the holiest of weeks. I am faced with the reminder of what you did for me to save me from my sinfulness and separation from God. I cannot ignore the pain and suffering you endured. Yet the whispers of God helped you endure and in the end…evil did not win. When suffering and pain oppress me, whisper words of hope to me. When I allow sin to win a battle in my life, upon my confession, whisper words of forgiveness to me. When I feel broken, lost and all alone, whisper words of love to my heart. When I find myself on the brink of succumbing under the weight of darkness, whisper words to help me endure. With you Jesus, when the darkness attacks…I know it will not win. My heart is filled with gratitude for all you have done for me. Amen.
April
“After the Sabbath, as the first day of the week was dawning, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to see the tomb.” (Matthew 28:1)
Jesus was gone…it was over. That’s probably what Jesus’ disciples and loved ones thought. Even though Jesus spoke of his resurrection prior to his death, what they saw with their own eyes, told them it was over. The world did not stop upon his death. There continued to be new days. Life would go on.
At dawn on the first day of the week after Jesus’ death, two women journeyed to the tomb where they placed the body of Jesus. It was the first day of the rest of their lives, and things were looking and feeling very grim to them.