7 PM Ecumenical Services Remaining

April 6:  Seeking the joy of the Kingdom,
Wesleyan Church, Youth Groups and their leaders

April 13:  Seeking the visitation of Christ,  Church of the Good Shepherd, preacher Deacon Al Burleigh

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Sundays after coffee hour:  Bible Study, Mark’s Gospel

April 17  10 a.m. — Palm Sunday service, Good Shepherd

April 22  Noon — Good Friday Service, The Salvation Army

April 24  6:30 a.m.  Easter Sunrise Service, St. Mary’s Porch,
Rev.. Bob Johnson, Salvation Army Band.
Breakfast at First Congregational Church

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Holy Week
Come and walk the last week of Jesus’ life  and celebrate His resurrection together with us!

April 20 Wednesday Eucharist, 5:30 pm
April 21 Maundy Thursday Service with foot washing , 7pm
April 22 Good Friday service 7pm,  with Stations of the Cross
April 23 Great Vigil of Easter, 7pm (Saturday)
April 24 Easter Sunday service, 10am

The seasons go on, at their timeless pace.  It’s as Mark says, “…first the blade, then the ear, then the full grain in the ear.”  In a nutshell, that’s what the season of Lent seems like.  A time of waiting, a time of growing and preparing to become something new and ripe and full.  After Shrove Tuesday on March 8th we will enter this season and walk with Jesus down that last road to Jerusalem.   Leslie+

Mark your calendar

What: Annual Fiddlehead Supper
Where: Church of the Good Shepherd,  Watson Hall
116 Main Street
Houlton, Maine
Time: 4:30 – 6:30 PM
When: Tuesday, May 25
Price: $8 for adults & $5 for children under 12
Menu includes fiddlehead quiche, ham,
steamed fiddleheads, potato salad,
homemade rolls, drinks and desserts.
Quiches (frozen) for later are  $11 each.

fmi: Joan Logan  532-4196 or The Rev. Leslie Nesin 732-4348

Tuesday, November 24,  at  7 pm
St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Houlton
bring a canned good for admission
The Rev. Leslie Nesin preacher