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Woe, by Joshua LaRock
Josh LaRock describes the painting:
Woe is a work that seeks to engage its viewers in the universal emotion its title suggests. This man is in the grips of anguish and sorrow. Perhaps this is his initial reaction just after receiving distressing news, or maybe this is a moment captured as he perseveres in a long struggle. The distant village suggested in the valley behind him may lead us to believe that he has sought refuge in the solitude of the surrounding mountains while he searches for inner strength.
Take note also of the irony that one so physically, and seemingly, outwardly powerful is yet susceptible to troubles of the soul. I further urge the viewer to notice the vivid crimson drapery which he is beginning to rend, designed to heighten the drama of the scene and symbolize that this woe has cut him to the very core.
See more of Josh’s work on his website www.joshualarock.com.
Trinity Grace Brooklyn will begin meeting at 10:30 a.m. at MS 51 in Park Slope, on 5th Ave at 5th St on Sunday, April 3. Our 5 p.m. service will continue as usual.
Our hope is to serve more families in the neighborhood with children, who cannot always attend an evening gathering.
We look forward to seeing you there! If you would like to join one of our serve teams and help at the morning gathering once a month or so, please let us know.
Lent is the forty days preceding Easter, traditionally a period of mourning, fasting and self-examination. Lent is inspired, in part, by the forty days that Jesus spent alone in the desert, fasting and being tested by Satan. This season in the church calendar begins every year on Ash Wednesday and ends as Holy Saturday turns into Easter morning.
We observe Lent as a community to help us identify with Jesus in his sufferings, and to prepare us for the great celebration of Easter. Any event is made more significant by preparation. We look forward more to Easter when we spend seven weeks changing our lifestyles, deliberately seeking God, waiting for Easter to come.
Traditionally, Lent is a time to give something up, or to take something on. For example, someone might fast from sweets, meat, coffee, or something else that is important to them. Fasting is a way of identifying with Jesus in his life. Another way to observe Lent is to deliberately add a spiritual practice to increase our awareness of God: an extra hour of prayer, a Lenten devotional, reading through the Gospels more regularly.
Be creative. Ask God how he wants to meet you in this season.
Show Me The Way, Henri Nouwen
Bread and Wine: Readings for Lent and Easter
Wondrous Encounters: Scripture for Lent, Richard Rohr
Ash Wednesday, March 9—6:30 p.m.* and 8 p.m. at 9 E 7th St.
*Childcare provided at the 6:30 p.m. service, 3 mos. to 3rd grade, RSVP to kidsadmin[at]trinitygracechurch.com.
Passover Seders—By community. Watch the announcements and weekly email for details.
Holy Week Lunchtime Meditations, April 18-22—12 p.m. to 1 p.m. every weekday of Holy Week, at the Manhattan church office, 330 5th Ave, 8th floor.
Maundy Thursday, April 21—6:30 p.m.* and 8 p.m. at St Paul’s German Church, 315 W 22nd St.
*Childcare provided at the 6:30 p.m. service, 3 mos. to 3rd grade, RSVP to kidsadmin[at]trinitygracechurch.com.
Good Friday, April 22— 6:30 p.m.* and 8 p.m. at St Paul’s German Church, 315 W 22nd St.
*Childcare provided at the 6:30 p.m. service, 3 mos. to 3rd grade, RSVP to kidsadmin[at]trinitygracechurch.com.
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