Stations of the Cross & Contemplative Worship

Guided Stations of the Cross. No Eucharist. In-Person Only

Evening Prayer on Zoom for the Wednesday of Holy Week

Bilingual Tenebrae out of the Book of Occasional Services/Libro de Ritos Ocasionales In-Person and Virtual

The name Tenebrae is the Latin word for “darkness” or “shadows” and refers to the ancient monastic night and early morning services of Matins and Lauds of the last three days of Holy Week, which in medieval times came to be celebrated on the preceding evenings. The service focuses on the chanting of psalms and readings from the book of Lamentations, as well as the extinguishing of candles until the church is in darkness. Music by Sophia Singers In-Person Only

Join St. Stephen's, Longview for a contemplative worship in preparation for the Triduum. Simple chanted music, prayers, a reading of the Passion, and space for silent reflection and veneration make up this service. In-Person and Virtual

Chanted psalms and lamentation as darkness falls. In-Person and Virtual

A service of shadows and light using the music of Taize. In-Person and Virtual

Latin for “Darkness,” Tenebrae is an ancient service of prayer in which candles are gradually extinguished. The church grows increasingly dim as we meditate on the final hours of Christ’s life during Holy Week. Livestreamed on YouTube.com/EpiphanySeattle In-Person and Virtual