9 a.m.
Please arrive by 8:30 a.m. Downloadable PDF Lesson Plans for 9:00 a.m. Service:
10:45 a.m.
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Leader Devo
Sharing meals together is a natural part of life. While walking with Jesus from town to town, the disciples and Jesus ate together as good friends do. In Luke 22, we see what Christians traditionally refer to as the Last Supper. Take time now to read Luke 22:7–20.
It was time to observe Passover, and Jesus gathered His disciples together to partake of this sacred feast. I wonder if the disciples thought this was just another meal they were eating together. Yes, it had the significance of being Passover, but do you think they realized this was the last supper they would eat with Jesus before He died?
Jesus spoke some powerful words to prepare the disciples for what was just mere hours away. This special supper has become the foundation of an important ritual. Churches all over the world remember Jesus’ death by observing the Lord’s Supper or Communion.
Whether we physically partake of a drink and food to remember Jesus’ death or simply set time aside to sit in Jesus’ presence, it is so important that we remember what He did for us. His sacrificial death removed the eternal consequence for sin and provided the way for us to walk daily with Jesus. As we remember His death, may we never forget how our Savior showed His ultimate love to us.
—Ana Dutton
Children’s Ministry Volunteer
Contributor to Wonder Ink
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Word of Wonder:
“Come to me, all who are tired. I will give you rest.”
—from Matthew 11:28
The volunteer schedule, including adults and youth volunteers, is available below.
