Easter Hallelujah

April 5, 2026 10 am

The word hallelujah comes from hallēl (הַלֵּל), the Hebrew word meaning "a joyous praise in song" and Yah (יהוה), most commonly interpreted as "I Am," which signifies the eternal nature and presence of the Divine. As our country and our world continue the age-old struggle between greed and generosity, oppression and inclusion, we are reminded to keep the faith in Love and to find our “hallelujahs” as joyful cries of hope during this ancient time of celebration.

Please join Rev. Jenny and our new Director of Faith Exploration, Krystal Myers, along with our Youth in a multi-generational service celebrating Spring, rebirth, and new beginnings. We will also be welcoming new members to our congregation during the service.

All are invited to stay after the service to enjoy the children's Easter egg hunt in the courtyard.

*This is a multi-generational service. Children are welcome in the sanctuary for the entire service and childcare will not be provided.