The traditional imposition of ashes on the forehead will be observed, to signify our sinfulness and mortality. A ceremony of “washing the ashes” follows Holy Communion, to signify God’s forgiveness of sins, our baptismal call as disciples, and the ultimate victory over death promised in the Sacrament.
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, North Baltimore
Ash Wednesday worship with Holy Communion will begin at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10. The sermon, the first in a series of six sermons, will be: “BLESSED PEOPLE: Believing People.”
St. John’s Lutheran Church, McComb
Ash Wednesday worship with Holy Communion will begin at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10. The sermon will be: “Blessed People.”
