Lent is a 40-day season that begins on Ash Wednesday. It’s a quieter, reflective time. Many people use Lent to pause and take stock of their lives — to pray, let go of habits that no longer serve them, or begin practices that bring them closer to God. You don’t have to “do it perfectly.” Lent is simply an invitation to slow down and make space for what matters most.

Holy Week is the final week of Lent and the most meaningful week of the Christian year. It begins with Palm Sunday, remembering Jesus’ welcome into Jerusalem. As the week continues, we recall the Last Supper on Maundy Thursday, the sorrow of Good Friday, and the stillness of Holy Saturday. Even if you’ve never attended these services before, you are welcome to come and experience them. They help us walk honestly through both joy and hardship.

Easter is the celebration at the heart of our faith. On Easter Day, we proclaim that love is stronger than death and that hope has the final word. It is a day filled with joy, music, light, and community. Easter reminds us that no matter where we begin, new life is always possible.

Wherever you are on your spiritual journey — curious, questioning, returning, or deeply rooted — you are welcome here. These seasons are not about having all the answers. They are about walking the path together.