This was a year that started with promise and excitement that collapsed in the throes of a global pandemic.
The Advent Season
Each year Advent and Christmas role around to bring us some of our most cherished traditions. As surely as we put up Chrismon trees and light Advent wreaths, we look forward to the special worship opportunities Advent brings. Even in the continuing challenges of being church in a pandemic, we continue to anticipate and celebrate the good news of Christ’s birth. Our circumstances are unprecedentedly different, but we continue to celebrate this good news through worship.
A Very Special Sunday
World Communion Sunday
Out of an abundance of caution, Central has not celebrated Communion since March. All that will end on October 4th. October 4th is World Communion Sunday, an annual observance on which Christians across the globe traditionally celebrate Communion. This Sunday we celebrate our essential connectedness to all Christians as the one body of Christ, the church, by celebrating the church’s shared meal. I cannot think of a better time for Central to return Communion to our worshipping life.
