Good Friday is the day of the cross. It’s a hard day for Christians but an important day as we remember the lengths God was willing to go to demonstrate his endless love for us. This year at First Presbyterian, we will gather to read the story of Jesus’s passion with music and candlelight in a Tenebrae service. The word Tenebrae means shadows. Together, we will mark the growing shadows of the events of the first Good Friday as the candles are gradually extinguished and the sanctuary grows increasingly dark. Is there any hope? There is always hope with God. Come be part of the God’s story on this holy night.