Lent invites us to slow down and create space for soul-searching, thoughtfulness, and reflection. Lent also wakes us up to this extraordinary, sacred, holy miracle of our existence.
George and Seth Abram lead us in a meaningful and reflective liturgy, inviting people to engage in a process of penitence and healing. This practice emphasizes honesty and vulnerability—acknowledging the brokenness we experience and contribute to, which is often framed in religious terms as "sin." By recognizing and confronting the truth about how we make a mess of and break things, we create space for spiritual restoration and wholeness.
