Taizé Prayer: The Way of the Cross
Friday, March 6, 2026
7 p.m. in the Church
Please join us for a special evening of prayer as we meditate on the Stations of the Cross through a Taizé-style prayer service. This ecumenical event will take the place of the usual Friday Stations of the Cross. All are welcome!
Come and have dinner at the Fish Fry, and then make your way over to the church for a beautiful evening of contemplative music, sacred scripture, and reflective silence.
Taizé Prayer comes from the ecumenical Christian community formed in Taizé, France, during World War II. Today, the Taizé community includes brothers from all Christian denominations. By its very existence, the community is a “parable of community” that wants its life to be a sign of reconciliation between divided Christians and between separated peoples.
A Taizé Prayer service involves some variation of singing, silence, and scripture readings usually read in several languages. The music, short songs with few words, is repeated to encourage focus and deep meditation.
Our Taizé Prayer service during Lent 2025 was a beautiful and moving evening of contemplative music, scripture, and silence. Together, we entered a space of prayerful reflection and gentle stillness.
If you weren’t able to join us—or if you’d like to experience it again—we warmly invite you to watch the livestream recording.
May it be a source of peace and renewal for you.