Come. Sit with the silence.

On Good Friday, we do not rush past the cross toward Easter morning. We stay. We wait. We let the weight of this day rest upon us.

You are invited to a Taizé service of prayer, chant, and contemplative silence — a space to enter honestly into the mystery of Christ's suffering and death, without explanation or resolution.

The Taizé tradition, born from a community of reconciliation in Burgundy, France, offers simple, repeated chants that quiet the mind and open the heart. There is room here for the kind of prayer that has no words.