Good Friday 2026 — Year A
Good Friday, 2026, the service includes a prayer invoking God’s grace for Jesus’ sacrifice and relevant scripture readings from Genesis, Isaiah, Psalms, Hebrews, and John for reflection during the holy observance.
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Good Friday, 2026, the service includes a prayer invoking God’s grace for Jesus’ sacrifice and relevant scripture readings from Genesis, Isaiah, Psalms, Hebrews, and John for reflection during the holy observance.
Palm Sunday, observed on March 29, 2026, features a celebratory acclamation, prayers reflecting Jesus’ humility and sacrifice, scripture readings from Matthew, Isaiah, and Philippians, and emphasizes his role in salvation.
The observance of the Baptism of Jesus Christ on January 11, 2026, highlighting its significance through scripture readings, collects and a reflection on God’s revelation of Jesus as His Son.
On January 6, 2026, a reflection on the epistle highlights how Paul reveals to Gentiles their shared promise in Christ. The Gospel recounts the Wise Men’s journey to worship Jesus after following a star.
Christ’s Anglican Church shared hymn details for Sunday service, along with a heartfelt prayer. The readings from Galatians and John highlight faith, unity in Christ, and the significance of the Word becoming flesh.
The Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 21, 2025, emphasizes the coming of the Lord with gospel readings and a collect seeking divine grace and mercy for believers.
Gaudete Sunday, the third Advent Sunday, emphasizes joy and preparation for Christ’s coming. It features specific readings and reflections, expressing the author’s preference for traditional lectionary practices amidst current church transitions.
On December 7, 2025, the celebrant emphasizes the Lord’s imminent return. The service includes prayers for understanding scripture, lessons from Isaiah, Psalms, Romans, and Matthew, and a reminder of Jesus’ redemptive mission.
On Advent Sunday, November 30, 2025, the congregation reflects on the anticipated return of Christ, with prayers for grace and guidance, highlighted by scripture readings and the significance of purple liturgical colors.
On November 2, 2025, Zion’s Evangelical Lutheran Church held All Saints Sunday, honoring members who passed in the last year. The writer reflects on their visit, acknowledging imperfections in the church but appreciating the genuine spirit of the congregation, despite issues within the ELCA. They also mention the day’s scripture readings.