The table is transformed by joy. Christ is alive and on this Easter Day we return to the beginning. 

Silence holds the world. We wait between death and life, trusting that God is still at work.

On the cross, love is poured out completely.

At the table, Jesus gives bread, wine, and a new commandment. Love becomes the mark of all who follow him.

Jesus speaks of life coming through loss. The path to fruitfulness leads through surrender and trust.

An act of extravagant love fills the room. In this tender moment, we glimpse devotion that holds nothing back.

Jesus cleanses the temple, restoring its purpose. God longs for a people shaped by prayer, justice and worship.

One short phrase in the Bible catches the whole rhythm of the Christian life, the rhythm of the Eucharist and the whole rhythm of our discipleship” “to be with him and to be sent out”. The final in our series this Lent - Come and see how it all ends.

God promises to be faithful forever. At the table, we remember that God’s mercy is sure, and his covenant will not fail.

Jesus invites the weary and burdened to rest. In Holy Communion, he offers gentleness, renewal, and peace for our souls.