In the quiet of the garden, we find Jesus in a moment of deep sorrow and surrender. In Matthew 26:36–46, He prays, “Not my will, but Yours be done,” revealing a deep trust in God even in the face of suffering.

This Sunday, we invite you to join us as we reflect on what it means to surrender, to trust, and to follow God’s will—even when the path is difficult. In our own moments of uncertainty and struggle, we are reminded that we are not alone. Christ meets us there, inviting us to rest in God’s greater purpose and love.

Whether you join us in person or online, we welcome you to be part of this time of worship, reflection, and hope.