Bring your favorite board/card game and snacks for an evening of fun competition and laughs!

The San Antonio Zoo is offering an $8 a person entry on this day! We’ll meet at the entrance when they open to enjoy the “cooler” part of the day. Everyone welcome!

Join us over Zoom for a brief time of prayer where we lift up needs the needs in our church, country, and world.

Join us over Zoom for a brief time of prayer where we lift up needs the needs in our church, country, and world.

Join us over Zoom for a brief time of prayer where we lift up needs the needs in our church, country, and world.

Bring your favorite board/card game and snacks for an evening of fun competition and laughs!

Join us over Zoom for a brief time of prayer where we lift up needs the needs in our church, country, and world.

On EASTER SUNDAY we celebrate Jesus’ victory over despair, darkness, and death. He has set us free and given us life!

GOOD FRIDAY marks the day which Jesus was crucified, making atonement for the sins of the human race. Join us for this memorable and solemn service where we hear the seven final words of Christ.

MAUNDY THURSDAY marks the events surrounding the Last Supper, where Jesus, after washing the disciples feet in the upper room, said, “A new commandment [Latin: mandatum, ie. Maundy] I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”

Take part in this beautiful service where we reflect on Christ’s love and receive the Lord’s Supper.

This day marks the culmination of Lent and the beginning of Holy Week. Join us as we celebrate Christ’s triumphal entry to Jerusalem and solemnly turn our gaze towards the events to follow that week. “We who hail Jesus as King one moment, may in the next deny him, even joining with the crowd in shouting, ‘Crucify him!’”

The stations of the cross originate from pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem and re-walking the path Christ walked on his way to calvary. They took this experience back with them to their home congregations so those who were unable to travel to Israel could re-live and experience that same spiritual journey.

It is common in many historically rooted churches to invite their congregants to do self-guided Stations of the Cross every Friday (the day Christ was crucified) during Lent.

The stations vary in length from 5 to 36 stations, with the most common being 14. We will do 10 stations which should take around 30 minutes. Here is the guide will be using.

The purpose of the the Stations of the Cross is to help us reflect upon the final experiences of Jesus before his death and burial, increase a heart of gratitude for his deep love, and in a very real sense, allow the reality of his suffering and death to break into our modern world by setting aside the time to participate, the reading of Scriptures, and meditation upon their implications.

We will share breakfast together and the making crosses. All are invited!

When: Saturday, April 2nd at 9:30AM.

Where: We will meet outdoors BEHIND the playground at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.

Luke 13:31–35

Potbless soup dinner 5:15pm, Vespers service at 6pm.

Ballmann’s Home

25603 Kicking Bird

San Antonio, TX 78261

Luke 9:28–36