Saturday – April 27, 2024 – 9AM – 2PM
Author: Paul Bayerl
April 14, 2024 Worship
Second Friday Mission Dinner
The Second Friday Dinner in April will be held on April 12, 2024 5:30-7:00PM.
This month’s dinner is Ziti, meatballs, salad, bread and delicious Deserts. The cost of each dinner is $15 and Take-Out is available. Call the church office at (772) 546-5043 Mon-Thurs. 9am-12pm or click the link below to make your reservation.
Community Craft Fair
Funeral for Madeline Marx
Deacon Madeline Marx passed on to eternal life on Saturday, January 9, 2021. A member of our church since 2010, she served as a Deacon from 2013 through 2019. A loyal and treasured member of our church, Madeline will be sorely missed. Our prayers are with Madeline’s family and friends.
Visitation will be held at Taylor and Modeen Funeral Home,250 Center Street, in Jupiter from 4:00 to 7:00 PM on Thursday January 14. Her funeral will be held at HSCPC on Friday, January 15 at 11 AM. The service will be available on Facebook Live via the link below.
Reserve Your Seat for Sunday!
Yoga Classes on Tuesday & Thursdays
Yoga classes began last week at Hobe Sound Community Presbyterian Church! If you want to increase your flexibility, strength, and balance, there are two unique yoga classes to choose from: Tuesday, from 10 -11, join us for Yoga Foundations, an introduction to the primary poses that form the foundation of a complete, flowing yoga practice. Yoga mat required.
On Thursdays, from 10-11, consider joining Chair Yoga Class, a gentler form of yoga done using the support of a chair. These exercises will help to improve the range of motion in all your joints, increase your overall strength and improve your balance. All classes will be held in the Church Courtyard or Fellowship Hall and are taught by Sandra Price, an experienced yoga practitioner, RYT200 and Certified Chair Yoga Instructor. Donations for class participation are greatly appreciated. For more information or to register, contact Sandra at: prisandra@gmail.com.
Holy Catholic Church
DID YOU KNOW that when we recite the Apostles’ Creed and say the word catholic, it is not in reference to a particular denomination, but instead it is in reference to one holy universal Church. The word catholic is simply a form of the Greek word [katholikos] which means “of the whole”. So when we say that we “believe in the holy catholic church”, we are confessing that Jesus Christ is the church’s one foundation and that all who trust in him as Savior and Lord are by God’s grace members of this universal (catholic) church.
Did You Know-tice?
DID YOU KNOW-tice that the paraments were white last Sunday? White is used for special days in the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. White symbolizes purity, holiness and virtue, as well as respect and reverence. The paraments changed to white in celebration of Transfiguration Sunday, which is the Sunday before Ash Wednesday. Transfiguration Sunday is a time to celebrate the Transfiguration of the Lord in which Jesus transitioned his ministry to “set his face to go to Jerusalem” (Luke 9:51), where he would die. In celebrating this event, we rejoice in the divine majesty of Christ, whose glory shone even when confronted with the cross. It is given to us to reflect upon as we journey through our own Lent towards the agony of the cross and the victory of the empty tomb. We celebrate this mystery in order that our own faith be renewed in this journey.
The paraments changed to purple on Ash Wednesday and will remain purple until Good Friday. Purple marks the seasons of penitence and preparation. It signifies the feeling of sorrow for our sins, and symbolizes suffering and mourning.
