Join us for Worship with Holy Communion on the 4th Sunday of Lent, centered on John 9:1–41—Jesus healing the man born blind, and the deeper question of what it means to truly see. This is a day full of holy tension: light breaking in, eyes opening, and the unsettling truth that sometimes the people most confident they “see” are the ones most resistant to grace. That’s not just a Bible story—it’s our life. We all carry blind spots, assumptions, and ways of protecting ourselves from what we don’t want to face. In church, we name this because the Gospel is not self-improvement—it’s illumination. Christ comes to meet us in our darkness, to expose what harms us, and to lead us into a freer, truer way of living. We’ll worship in a traditional liturgy, celebrate Holy Communion, and then share great fellowship after the service. All are welcome. We mean it: ALL are welcome!