This Thursday edition of eNews has all the details you need to prepare you and your family for online worship this Sunday. But don't keep it to yourself. Please invite the people you care about to  join one of our online services this Sunday together with you. Also, once services go live, click the Share link to post it on your personal news feed so you don’t miss anyone. If you are more adventurous, why not host your own Facebook Watch Party?

WORSHIP

Sunday, April 19

Fr. Chase Skorburg The Apostles Shelter-in-Place Worship services stream live on Facebook this Sunday » • 9 am (Contemporary) Download Bulletin (PDF) • 11:15 am (Traditional) Download Bulletin (PDF)

MUSIC

Becky Middleton and Casey Reid, along with the Uptown Worship Band, will continue this Easter season with modern hymns like Living Hope and Christ Is Risen. Due to overwhelming feedback during Holy Week, they will reprise their soulful rendition of Precious Lord (Take My Hand) during Communion. Expect to hear songs by Phil Wickham, Cody Carnes, and Mosaic Worship.

Celebrate the Second Sunday of Easter with us online. In addition to joyful Eastertide hymns, the choir will sing William Harris's anthem Most Glorious Lord of Life, a setting of words by the Elizabethan poet Edmund Spenser. Graham Schultz will play exciting organ music by French composer Jean Langlais for the voluntaries.

Your generosity enables people to be fed, masks to be made, at-risk members of our community to be cared for and supported. Also, worship and discipleship opportunities continue with enthusiasm and reach thousands online. Thank you for your support and commitment to the mission of the church.

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Recent Sermon

Heart to Heart Bishop Anthony Burton

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Especially now, Easter calls you to leave behind the grave clothes of fear, and know new hope, new courage, new joy, new peace, new meaning in your relationship with Christ.

Visit our Digital Worship page view previous service recordings.

ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

Last week, we talked about the Old Covenant, the one that God gave to the Hebrews through the Ten Commandments, as revealed in the Old Testament. This week, Fr. John Sundara takes a deeper look at the Ten Commandments. What are they? And what is their purpose for the Christian?

Class Handout (PDF) Watch on Facebook at 10:20 am Sunday

CHILDREN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL

Godly Play Preschool to 1st Grade Unfold the story of Easter and the meaning behind Easter symbols. View Video » Take advantage of the resources for activities. Download PDF »

Connections 2nd & 3rd Grade Jesus shared his last meal with the disciples on Maundy Thursday. • View Video » • Download PDF »

I-45 4th & 5th Grade God's people are captured and exiled to Babylon. • View Video » • Download PDF »

YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL

Watch the video between now and Sunday School. Click on the links to join the Zoom meetings on Sunday. Questions discussed about the video

ZOOM IN FOR DISCUSSION Sunday, 10:30 to 11:10 am Middle School & Confirmation available via Zoom (Meeting ID: 859 293 349) High School available via Zoom (Meeting ID: 991 828 906)

PARENT INFORMATION

We encourage all students, 6-12th grade, to join Student Ministry Zoom Sunday School. The discussion questions will relate to the video.

Student Discussion Questions

PARISH NOTES

Be sure to check out the interactive special COVID-19 edition of the Incarnation Angelus! It was created just for you during this unique time in our lives.

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Church of the Incarnation is a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas , a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion.

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Main Campus 3966 McKinney Ave • Dallas 75204

North Campus 12727 Hillcrest Rd • Dallas 75230

Church of the Incarnation prohibits licensed carriers from carrying firearms on its premises. Although the Texas Legislature recently struck a provision in the law that stated handguns are not allowed in a place of worship, the legislature still allows the church to prohibit licensed carriers from bringing firearms into churches if oral or written notice of that prohibition is provided as it is here. If you customarily carry a gun, please leave it locked in your car before entering the church or Incarnation Academy. Thank you.