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Community Care Night on Wednesday evenings is a time we gather across generations in community to connect with God and others, through a meal, worship, and groups. Lent is a great time to connect through Community Care Night.

We provide a free meal from 5:30-6:20pm weekly on Wednesday evenings. There is no better place to connect with others than at the dinner table.

We worship from 6:30-7:00pm on Wednesday evenings. We are “Praying Through Lent” as our worship focus.

February 25 – Prayer Service with Song, Scripture, and Prayer

March 4 – Praying Through Surrender

March 11 – Praying Through Lament

March 18 – Praying Through Forgiveness

March 25 – Prayer Service with Song, Scripture, and Prayer

Crescendo for kids takes place from 6:30-7:00pm weekly in rooms 145/147.

Students gather at 6:30 for fellowship, games, worship, and small groups.

We have all been told not to talk about religion in public. And we’ve all known people who constantly talked about religion in a way that was judgmental and off-putting. It seems like pretty good advice. But would it be Jesus’ advice to us? Jesus is always talking about religion in public, but he also directs his followers to do the same. Usually, the people Jesus speaks to find the conversation helpful and transformational, not judgmental and aggressive. In this series, we will be learning from Jesus’ conversations about God with people who were not his followers, how we, too, can share the Good News of God’s love and mercy in ways that are gracious, respectful, and life-changing.

Join us from February 18th to April 11th, 2026, as we learn from Jesus’ conversations about God with others and discover how we, too, can share the Good News of God's love and mercy in meaningful ways.

Stations of the Cross is an interactive, one-hour journey using prayer to guide us through the last hours of Jesus’ life. The four stations utilize scripture, music, and prayer. Groups begin every 15 minutes, starting at 6:00pm until 7:00. We encourage sign-ups for a start time. Walk-ins are welcome, though wait times for walk-ins may vary. Appropriate for kids 10 and up.

Dinner is provided from 5:30 to 6:15 on this night.

We will have Nursery and Pre-k programing open for our families with littles during the first rotation of Station of the cross. Crescendo will also be offered for K-5 during the first rotation for our elementary students. Check-in in at the Kids ministry wing and Choir Room for programming at 5:45.

Good Friday is a service of worship that offers both scripture and meditation, reflecting on Jesus’s last hours on earth. The format of this service of Tenebrae, or “Darkness,” is based on a twelfth-century late night/early morning service and is an extended meditation on the passion of Christ.

Good Friday is not meant to leave you feeling happy. It was a very heavy time. It is hard to imagine what Jesus must have gone through, but he knew what was coming. The celebration of Easter and the resurrection are the most joyous after you have experienced Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.

Services can be streamed from the webpage

or on YouTube/ConcordUnited