’Tis the season to be jolly, but not for some. The holidays can be hard for those whose hearts are hurting. 
 
We invite you to this service to find comfort and strength from each other and from God. It’s called the Longest Night Service as it takes place on the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the calendar year. This means that, on that day, there is less sunshine and more nighttime than any other day of the year. Each day that will flow from it, though, will have more light. And so it is with hope. 
 
Please join us for this gentle service which makes time for remembering and for sharing our hurting places with God, while opening our hearts to the hope of this holy season.