The Stations of the Cross is our evening liturgy for Good Friday. Walking the Way of the Cross allows us to stand with Jesus from his arrest to his burial. The devotions tell the story through passages of Scripture and prayer responses that help us connect our lives with the love of Christ poured out for us. The devotion is interactive with prayers and responses and lasts about 45 minutes.

Walking the Stations of the Cross allows us to stand with Jesus from his arrest to his burial. The devotions tell the story through passages of Scripture and prayer responses that help us connect our lives with the love of Christ poured out for us. The devotion is interactive with prayers and responses and lasts about 45 minutes.

Taizé Prayer is evening prayer for all Christian faiths. It is a simple, meditative form of worship, coming from the ecumenical prayer community in Taizé, France. The music and prayers call us to dwell deeply on Christ's presence around and within us. Mantra songs (like "Jesus, Remember Me"), prayerful silence, and short readings guide the focus of the prayer in a candle-lit environment.  Icons will also be set up as prayer stations for those who wish to move around during the silence or spend time in prayer after the service.  You can see a video of a sample Taizé service.

Walking the Stations of the Cross allows us to stand with Jesus from his arrest to his burial. The devotions tell the story through passages of Scripture and prayer responses that help us connect our lives with the love of Christ poured out for us. The devotion is interactive with prayers and responses and lasts about 45 minutes.

Each year, the Greater Freehold Clergy Association leads a community interfaith Thanksgiving Service gathering Christian, Jewish, and Muslim congregations together to celebrate our gratitude to the Holy One. Representatives of each tradition will offer sacred readings, reflections, and music to give thanks for the blessings we have received. This year’s host is First Presbyterian Church of Freehold. All are welcome!

There will be one service only on Sunday, February 5 at 9:30 AM so we can gather as one community for our Annual Meeting Sunday. Following worship, everyone is invited to a potluck brunch in Crossroads Hall for fellowship and the business portion of the meeting.

The meeting agenda includes