Pentecost
Celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples 50 days after Easter. Known as the “birthday of the Church,” with vibrant worship.
Christmas Day
Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Marked by festive services, carols, and traditions like gift-giving, reflecting God’s incarnation.
Advent (First Sunday)
Begins the liturgical year, preparing for Christmas over four Sundays. Focuses on hope, peace, joy, and love, often with Advent wreaths.
All Saints’ Day
Honors all Christian saints, known and unknown. Services reflect on the faithful departed and the communion of saints. Often observed on the nearest Sunday.
Reformation Day
Marks the start of the Protestant Reformation, often tied to Martin Luther’s 1517 Ninety-five Theses. Celebrated with services on faith and scripture.
Trinity Sunday
Honors the doctrine of the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit). Services explore the mystery of God’s nature, observed the Sunday after Pentecost.
Ascension Day
Commemorates Jesus’ ascension to heaven 40 days after Easter. Observed with services reflecting on Christ’s exaltation and promise of the Spirit.
Easter Sunday
Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus, the central event of Christian faith. Marked by joyful worship, sunrise services, and themes of renewal.
Good Friday
Observes the crucifixion and death of Jesus. A somber day with services emphasizing sacrifice and redemption, often including fasting.
Maundy Thursday
Remembers the Last Supper, where Jesus washed the disciples’ feet and instituted communion. Services focus on humility and the Eucharist.
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