Maundy Thursday (from the Latin, mandatum, meaning “commandment” as found in John 13:34) serves with Good Friday and Easter Sunday as one continuous service commemorating the passion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. As the service is continuous, there is no benediction pronounced until Easter. At communion, congregants are invited to come to the Communion Table and partake of the bread and cup according to an ancient practice known as “intinction,” whereby the bread is taken, dipped into the cup and then eaten together “in remembrance” of Christ.

We warmly invite you to gather with the family of God as we commemorate the Last Supper and prepare our hearts for Good Friday and Easter.