8:00 AM (Rite I)

10:30 AM (Rite II)

Rejoice in the Resurrection! Festive music, flowers, and Holy Eucharist. All are welcome!

Celebrate Christ’s resurrection with this ancient and joyful service, featuring light, scripture, and baptismal renewal.

A solemn service of readings, prayers, and veneration of the Cross. Quiet reflection and hymns will mark this observance of Christ’s sacrifice.

Location: Episcopal Church of the Nativity (400 Howard Street)

Join Christians across Greenwood for a public Stations of the Cross pilgrimage through downtown, reflecting on Christ’s journey to Calvary. This ecumenical event, organized in partnership with local churches, invites all to "walk the way of Christ together" through prayer, meditation, and visible unity.

• Route: Begins at Nativity, proceeding through downtown Greenwood (14 stations).

• Rain Plan: If inclement weather, stations will be held indoors at Nativity.

• All are welcome—no RSVP required.

"My hope is that by walking together, we’ll see each other in a context that promotes unity." — Fr. Don Chancellor

A quiet, reflective Eucharist service to observe Holy Week. All are welcome.

A quiet, reflective Eucharist service to observe Holy Week. All are welcome.

A quiet, reflective Eucharist service to observe Holy Week. All are welcome.

Join us for Palm Sunday services followed by a potluck lunch and Easter Egg Hunt for children after the 10:30 AM service. The church will provide chicken and drinks; please bring a side or dessert to share.

Location: 400 Howard Street

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Location: Parish Hall, Episcopal Church of the Nativity (400 Howard St, Greenwood, MS)

Join the Greenwood Ministerial Association for our final Lenten Luncheon of the season! This week’s guest speaker is Dr. Montrell Greene of Sycamore Street Church of Christ, who will share a reflection for the Lenten journey.

• Free lunch provided (donations welcome).

• All are invited—neighbors, friends, and visitors!

• A time for fellowship, prayer, and preparing our hearts for Holy Week.

"Come break bread together as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection."

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Begin your day in quiet reflection during the final week of Lent. Join us for Morning Prayer (Rite II) in the sanctuary—a 30-minute service of Psalms, Scripture, and prayers to center your heart before Holy Week.

• All are welcome (no prior experience needed).

• Brief & contemplative: Perfect for early risers or those heading to work.

Prepare the way of the Lord" as we journey toward the Cross and Resurrection.

Join us on Sunday, November 3, at 6 PM for a traditional Evensong service, a treasured part of the Anglican tradition. This peaceful evening prayer service blends choral music, scripture readings, and prayers, offering a time for reflection as the day draws to a close.

The service is a contemplative experience where the congregation participates by listening and joining in on hymns, the Creed, and the Lord’s Prayer. As our choirmaster, David Williamson, explains, “The service is a conversation that has been going on between the choir and the Almighty for centuries, and the congregation is there to eavesdrop on a little part of that.”

Whether you’re familiar with Evensong or experiencing it for the first time, come and be part of this timeless tradition. All are welcome to share in this special service.

We look forward to welcoming you!

We invite you to join us for an evening of festive fun and fellowship at our annual Halloween Carnival and Chili Cookoff at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity!

This is a wonderful opportunity for all ages to come together and celebrate the season with joy. Come in your favorite costume, and bring your best chili to share as we enjoy:

Carnival Games: Our young ones (and the young at heart!) will delight in a variety of games and activities. Prizes and smiles are sure to abound!

Chili Cookoff: Calling all chili chefs! Bring your finest pot of chili and enter the contest. If you'd like to enter your chili, please sign up in the Parish Hall or contact the church office by October 28th.

Fellowship: Above all, this is a time for our church family and friends to come together, laugh, and enjoy one another’s company in a spirit of Christian fellowship.

There is no cost to attend, though donations to support our ministry and future events are always welcome. Please invite your friends and neighbors—this event is open to the entire community.

We look forward to seeing you all, in costume or not, for what promises to be a fun-filled night!