Season of LEnt

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Lent
Every year, in preparation for the Great Festival of Easter, Christians around the world set aside 40 days of special focus on prayer, fasting observance, charitable giving, and works of service. We invite you to take note of the modifications to the regular Sunday schedule, and of the special services.

Ash Wednesday - Beginning the journey of Lent together
  • Join us at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, February 22, for a service of Communion and Ashes. 

Sunday Evening Eucharist - Singing, Prayer, Scripture, Communion, Fellowship.
  • We have no Sunday morning worship service on the Sundays in Lent, except for Sunday, February 26 at 10:00 AM (PT).
  • Instead, we have sung prayer at 5:15 PM, followed by worship with holy communion at 5:30 PM.
  • All are invited to the Sunday Seminar at 4:00 PM, to discuss Lutheran Spirituality.

Holy Week and Easter Schedules are here.

1611  Stanford Avenue,  Palo Alto,  California  94306 | (650) 857-9660

Our church sits in an ancestral homeland of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Christian colonizers forced their ancestors into missions and seized their land. We grieve the loss of indigenous lives, the destruction of indigenous culture, and the commodification of indigenous land. God calls us to a right relationship with this land and its past, present, and future caretakers. Muwekma neighbors are a sovereign people. May we live in solidarity with them and repair Creation with all.

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    • Welcome
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  • Love God
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      • Children
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    • Worship >
      • Advent and Christmas
      • Another Year of Grace
      • Blue Christmas
      • COVID-19
      • Holy Week
      • Lent
      • Season of Creation
      • Sunday Service Signup
      • Worship FAQ
  • Love Our Neighbor
    • Earthkeeping >
      • Green Practices
    • Friends and Partners >
      • Desks
      • Womxn's Shelter
    • Sanctuary Church
  • Love Each Other
    • Sunday Evenings >
      • Game Night
      • Storytelling Night
      • Travelogue Night
    • Young Adults
  • Love UniLu
    • Donate
    • Talents and Time
    • UniLu at 50
  • Campus Ministry
    • Students
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