The word, “agape,” is the Greek word used in the New Testament for the highest and broadest kind of self-giving Love, the kind of Love that is our source, our true life in this life and our eternal reality. We have no word capable of describing the God who is Love in any language, but agape calls attention to the limitless and overflowing fullness of Divine Love—Love Incarnate, who suffered death on a cross.

An Agape Meal, or “Love Feast” as it is also called, is an ancient tradition of table fellowship, but is not the same as our celebration of the Eucharist. Join us at 6:30pm in the Parish Hall to see what it’s all about. Then stay for our Maundy Thursday service of Holy Eucharist.