SECOND CHURCH AT A GLANCE
Saturday ~ March 27 ~ Drive-through church parking lot to pick up your palm branch
Palm Sunday ~ March 28 ~ Pre-recorded worship, posted by 8 AM on
Facebook and our website
Maundy Thursday ~ April 1 ~ 7:30 PM ~ Evening Prayers via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 875 9949 1942
Passcode: 051035.
For this evening service of prayer, please have a lit candle close by. We will extinguish our candles together at the conclusion of the service.
Good Friday ~ April 2 ~ Pre-recorded Worship, posted by 8 AM on Facebook
and our website
This service will include a setting of Psalm 51 by Michel Richard Delalande (1657-1726), performed with a single singer, a viola da gamba and a harpsichord alternating with verses of
the psalm. Teresa Wakim will sing accompanied by Matt Zucker and Andrus Madsen, with chant from Jason McStoots. Shiba Nemat-Nasser will also perform a Lamentation of Jeremiah tenebrae lesson by Sebastien de Brossard (1655-1730) accompanied by Matt Zucker and Andrus Madsen.
Holy Saturday ~ April 3 ~ Vespers Organ Recital, 5:00 PM, Second Church Sanctuary
All are invited to enter the sanctuary quietly, wearing masks and keeping social distance.
This service will also be livestreamed.
Easter Day ~ April 4 ~ Pre-recorded Worship, posted by 8 AM on Facebook
Violinist Susanna Ogata will play the “Resurrection Sonata” by Heinrich
Ignaz Biber. Tom Oesterling and Shiba Nemat Nasser will sing “O Death
Where is Thy Sting” from Handel’s Messiah, and Max Tipton will sing
“Rejoice Ye Heavens” by Georg Philip Telemann with strings and Chris
Beluscio playing trumpet. Chris will also accompany our Easter hymns.
All other events at Second Church are CANCELLED until further notice
Dinner Church will be held over the live streaming service Zoom.
SECOND CHURCH AND THE CORONAVIRUS
We know coronavirus fears are rising. Carla has written information about how we are responding here at Second Church (included below) and what we hope you'll do as well. Wash your hands! Greet one another with smiles and warm words and not handshakes or hugs. To learn the preparations, click HERE