Lent at Incarnation

“Lent” describes a special 40-day period prior to the celebration of Easter Sunday. During this time, followers of Jesus are invited to observe a special time marked “by self-examination and repentance; by prayer, fasting, and self-denial; and by reading and meditating on God’s holy Word.” These 40 days invite us to come to the end of ourselves, and in doing so, we find ourselves prepared to receive the endless gifts of Christ as we journey through Holy Week and into Easter.

Join us this Lent as we seek to deepen our walk with Jesus by learning about and practicing prayer together. There are a variety of ways you can join us in prayer during this season, including...

Join us Monday-Friday each morning at 7:00am for morning prayer at the church office (806 Valley Rd. STE 1 Menasha, WI 54952). Bring your Bible and your Book of Common Prayer!

Fr. Chad will be teaching a series on the different kinds of prayer that bring us closer to God.

3/9 - Prayers of Adoration & Thanksgiving
3/16 - Prayers of Listening & Contemplation
3/23 - Prayers of Lament & Confession
3/30 - Prayers of Healing & Deliverance
4/6 - Prayers of Intercession & Petition

Join us in prayer at Belfry Hall. These evenings will provide a chance to practice the kind of prayer that was introduced the prior Sunday.

Friday,  3/14, 7:00pm - Prayers of Adoration & Thanksgiving
Friday, 3/21, 7:00pm - Prayers of Listening & Contemplation
Friday, 3/28, 7:00pm - Prayers of Lament & Confession
Friday, 4/4, 7:00pm - Prayers of Healing & Deliverance
Wednesday, 4/9, 6:30pm - IncFast (Prayers of Intercession & Petition)

If you were not able to make it to the Book of Common Prayer 101 training a few Sundays ago, you can follow this link to a recording of that training. You can find the handout that accompanies the training here as well.

Follow this link to a Spotify playlist full of songs that are fitting for the season. Some of these songs will be sung during our worship services so this can be a great way to get familiar with some music that we don't sing as often together.