Good Friday at Keller UMC

On Good Friday, April 3, we will gather in the Sanctuary at 7pm for a Service of Tenebrae remembering Jesus' journey to the cross and the hours leading up to his crucifixion. The word “tenebrae” comes from the Latin meaning “darkness.” The Tenebrae is an ancient service that makes use of gradually diminishing light through the extinguishing of candles to symbolize the events of that week from the triumphant Palm Sunday entry through Jesus’ burial. This increasing darkness symbolizes the approaching darkness of Jesus’ death and of hopelessness in the world without God. The service concludes in darkness, when we will then leave in silence to ponder the impact of Christ’s death and await the coming Resurrection. Nursery will be available.

You may also like the following events from Keller United Methodist Church:

• This month, 28th March, 09:00 am, City of Keller Egg Scramble in Keller
• Next month, 12th April, 09:30 am, Keller UMC's 4th Annual Great Day of Service in Keller