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Worship: March 7, 2021
- Third Sunday in Lent
- Pastor Jen Rome preaching
- Zoom Details
- YouTube / Bulletin
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Forum: March 7, 2021
The Advocates for Racial Equity (ARE) at Pilgrim are studying the terrorism perpetrated on Nellie and William Francis one hundred years ago in their home just blocks from Pilgrim. By confronting the reality of what happened in our backyard one hundred years ago, we hope to break through the denial that still today keeps us from owning our individual and local community accountability for the destruction that comes from racism. Many groups are engaging in this same work. This forum will help us learn about two of them. (read more)
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Pilgrim Resumes Holy Communion
Beloved Community of Pilgrim Lutheran Church, I am pleased to tell you that we will resume the celebration of Holy Communion on Maundy Thursday, April 1, 2020. It has been many months since Holy Communion has been celebrated and shared among the people of Pilgrim Lutheran Church. I have requested the resumption of Holy Communion in consultation with the Saint Paul Area Synod and with the Vestry of Pilgrim Lutheran Church. (read more of Pastor Chris Smith's message here.)
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LIVE Lenten Contemplative
Music and Prayer
Sunday, March 7, at 6:51pm
Signup deadline - noon on Sunday, March 7
On Sunday, March 7, at 6:51pm, Pilgrim will host our first event in the sanctuary with a live congregation since March 2020. Paul Stever will play music by Howells (Psalm Prelude inspired by Psalm 23:4, on organ), Beethoven (sonata excerpts on piano), and Barber (Adagio for strings, on organ), with total duration of about 30 minutes. In order to minimize risks of gathering together, there will be no speaking, singing, or vocalization of any kind at this event, except a few brief welcoming words from Paul. The singing bowl will be rung at several points and those in attendance are encouraged to observe a time of contemplative prayer throughout, although applause may be received after the final selection. Families and individuals will be seated at least 6 feet apart from those outside your household and masks are, of course, required for the duration (Paul will not remove his mask at any point either). Please enter by the main sanctuary door, off St. Clair (this will likely be the only door unlocked when you arrive) and ushers will direct you to leave via one of the Prior Ave doors. Everyone who wishes to come in person must sign up ahead of time (no walk-ins allowed), through the link below. Please sign up no later than noon on Sunday, March 7. You may also listen on Facebook live.
~Paul Stever
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