Worship at LEM
The core expression of our common life is our weekly worship. Every Wednesday at 5:15 our community gathers in the chapel. The services are informal Eucharistic celebrations, rooted in the Episcopal and Lutheran traditions. People at all stages of their faith journey are welcome. After Eucharist, all are invited to join us at W11 for a fellowship meal, prepared weekly by a rotating crew of LEM students.
Holy Week
Our Journey to Easter
March 28 Palm Wednesday
Join us in celebrating “Palm Wednesday” during our 5:15 worship in the chapel.
April 4 Maundy Wednesday
Come celebrate the traditional Maundy Thursday service with a communal meal in W11 during which we commemorate the Last Supper. We also remember how Jesus washed the feet of the disciples as we are invited to participate in this ancient ritual of hospitality and humility. There is no cost for dinner.
April 6, 12 noon, MIT Chapel Good Friday
We will gather in a darkened chapel to remember Jesus’ crucifixion with a simple service of reading, prayer, and reflection.
April 8, sunrise
Easter morning worship with the community of The Society of Saint John the Evangelist in Cambridge. All are welcome!
How can I help out in services? At LEM worship, students lead prayers, read the scripture, preach in Easter season, help plan and lead major celebrations like Lessons & Carols, Ash Wednesday, and Holy Week. You can be trained to lead "paperless music," which is a wonderful part of our worship life. Do you play an instrument? Let Ben know & we'll enjoy hearing you or welcome you to accompany singing on a special occasion (bcfjohns*at*mit*dot*edu). You can also volunteer to help make dinner for the group following the service, when we get together for a fellowship meal and discussion time.
There is no faith requirement for participation in LEM services or events, ever.
LEM is a Reconciling in Christ Congregation that welcomes all.
Curious about Other Congregations in the area?
LEM worships on Wednesday nights, so you can also attend a local congregation on Sunday morning. There are many Episcopal and Lutheran congregations in the area. Here are some that LEM students currently attend.
|
