Lent means springtime. Lent is 40 days long (not
counting Sundays, which are always feast days) reflecting the 40 days
of rain for Noah, the 40 years of schooling of the people, Israel, in
the Exodus, and the 40 days of testing of Jesus in the wilderness after
his baptism in the Jordan River. Liturgies during Lent are subdued,
introspective, and penitential in nature, often beginning in silence
and with the general confession of the people. The color used is deep
purple, signifying penitence and the mood of Lent. Learn
more
WEDNESDAY
EVENING
PARISH FAMILY LENTEN PROGRAM
The evenings include:
NURSERY - 0-4yrs (please
call if needed 817-274-7826)
5:45pm Evening Prayer
6:00pm Holy Eucharist
6:00pm-7:30pm Soup Supper -
Parish Hall
$5 - Adults $3 -Children Free - 5 & under
6:30pm-8:30pm Jr./Sr. EYC
7:15pm/7:30pm - 8:30pm Lenten
Study*
Children K-5th grades - age level program
included
6:00pm Cherub Choir -PreK/K
6:30pm-7:30pm Music Maker Practice
- 1st grade +
7:45pm Chamber Choir Practice
NOTE: The books* ($15)
and study guide ($10 or included if participating on Wednesdays) for
the "Come Thirsty" material by Max Lucado are available
for purchase (cash or check payable to: St. Alban's) in the Narthex
after the morning services through March 5th or by calling the church
office at 817-274-7826.
What
is Lent?
WEDNESDAY
EVENING 
