At the Lenten Craft Fair yesterday, children created prayer chains, tucked seeds into pots of dirt and twisted pretzel dough into praying "arms." Each activity illustrated two Lenten themes - prayer and waiting. Lent offers the possibility of new prayer patterns (family prayer time once a week? a new prayer notebook?) while we wait (those seeds take awhile to sprout!) for the salvation promised in Jesus.

There are several easy ways for your family to join in Lenten reflection. A few small groups still have spots. Join Adult Education each Sunday. Sign up for a Lenten Home Dinner. Or pick from a variety of Lenten Devotionals this Sunday in the Assembly Room. Keep scrolling for more pics from the craft fair.

with Lenten reflection,
Lenten Home Dinners start Sunday, March 1
You (and your family) are warmly invited to a Lenten Home Dinner with Communion hosted by a family in our church. These casual, welcoming potluck dinners are a lovely way to extend the table and expand your fellowship this Lent.

Contact Corrie for more information.
Music Notes
Carol Choir & Choir 3-4-5 to sing this Sunday!
March 1 - Carol Choir and Choir 3-4-5, sing at 9:15 am.
Please get robed and meet in the sanctuary at 8:45 am.

March 22 - Joyful Noise and Carol Choir sing at 9:15 am

March 25 - Wednesday Choirs sing at Stonebridge Community, 4:00 pm. No regular rehearsals this day!
peace,
Ingrid
Club 3-4-5
Friday, March 13, 5:30-7:30 PM
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! (Does anybody actually say that anymore...?)
Get ready for another edition of Nassau "Press."
First and first-timers always welcome.
All-Church Retreat at NorthBay
Friday, May 22 to Sunday, May 24
Church family vacation. Join this great tradition of fun and fellowship with the people of God.
Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau Street, Princeton, NJ 08542