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SUMMARY:Palm Sunday & Easter Egg Hunt
DESCRIPTION:Join us at 9:30 am on Sundays — We Make a Place for Everyone!\nPalm Sunday\nEaster Egg Hunt immediately follows the worship service. This beloved tradition is open to all ages\, including teenagers. And yes\, the special teen egg hunt will be back for our teens. If you know…..you know. Register here so we can make sure we have enough eggs: tinyurl.com/phlcegghunt. Check with Mr. Ted for any questions.  \nTrue Humility\nThe servanthood of a teacher in Isaiah\, the outcast in the psalm\, those who bow down in Philippians: today’s readings teach humility. On this day we move from Christ’s triumphant ride on a humble donkey to the humiliation of the cross. The humility of the characters in the passion story is in question: Judas\, Pilate\, the Twelve\, chief priests and elders\, Barabbas\, the crowd\, the soldiers\, two bandits. Among other things\, their lack of humility is what brings about the passion of Christ. There is only one truly humble person in this story: Jesus the Christ. Matthew’s humble Jesus cries out from the cross to ask God why he has been forsaken. \nOnly in the stories of the resurrection do other humble characters appear: the centurion\, the women\, Joseph of Arimathea. A careful look at the complexity of humility in the palm and passion stories could set up a reflective theme carried through to Easter. Who in each story do we regard as humble? Why? How does our humility compare? Are there characters who seem to gain or lose humility in the course of the story from the triumphant entry to the resurrection? A deep and meaningful understanding of humility is a worthy and lasting gift to take away from the season of Lent and the celebration of Easter. \nJoseph of Arimathea is a particularly good character on which to base an understanding of humility. A close look at all references to him in the Gospels\, and a bit of creative narrative\, create an image of a truly humble believer. He is referenced in both canonical and apocryphal texts. His devotion represents deep humility that leads to the very finest of good works as he cares for the body of Jesus. \n~From Sundays & Seasons
URL:https://phlc.org/event/palm-sunday-easter-egg-hunt/
LOCATION:Sanctuary\, 11403 Perry Highway\, Wexford\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Film Club
DESCRIPTION:Film Club\nJoin us on Sunday\, March 29\, 2026\, at 1:00 pm for our next Film Club gathering as we screen The Testament of Ann Lee. This compelling film explores the life and legacy of Ann Lee\, the visionary and controversial female leader of the Shaker movement—a group of radical Christians who emerged in the 18th century seeking a life of simplicity\, equality\, and deep spiritual devotion. \nThrough a blend of storytelling and reflection\, The Testament of Ann Lee invites viewers to consider themes of faith\, leadership\, sacrifice\, and community. Ann Lee’s journey challenges many assumptions about gender roles in religious history\, offering a powerful glimpse into the struggles and convictions of a woman who dared to lead in a time when such leadership was rarely accepted. Her story also opens the door to broader conversations about how spiritual movements begin\, grow\, and sometimes fade\, while still leaving a lasting impact. \nFilm Club gatherings are a relaxed and welcoming space for conversation and connection. Whether you are a film enthusiast\, a history buff\, or simply curious about unique expressions of faith\, this event offers an opportunity to engage thoughtfully with others. \nFeel free to bring a snack or drink to enjoy during the film. All are welcome—bring a friend or neighbor along! We look forward to an afternoon of meaningful storytelling\, learning\, and conversation together.
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