Join us for a service of lament and hope as we remember loved ones we have lost.

Sadness is a healthy God-given response to loss, and partaking in meaningful rituals amongst supportive communities is good for our bodies.

This one-hour church service will make space for our feelings of loss, sorrow, pain, and grief, and remember God’s deep love for us and promise of comfort, healing, and hope. Please feel welcome to bring along family and friends.

You will be invited to sing, listen to Bible readings, spend time in reflection, and take part in some call and response prayers. But you are welcome to participate in silence. You will be invited to share the Lord’s Supper ritual. Please join in as it feels best for you.

This service is divided into three parts: orientation, disorientation, and reorientation. Orientation serves to ground us in the love of God. Disorientation serves to sit with the reality of grief and pain. Reorientation will again help us fix our eyes on the work of Christ and promise of redemption and new creation, concluding with the Lord’s Supper.

You are not alone but loved and held in community and by a good God.