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Our 2nd Annual Wellness Fair was
FUNtastic!
We strive to help every child succeed!

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A Welcome Message from Rev. Anne Abdy

Community Notes

Love is spoken here because Holy Cross is "Love in Action." You are always welcome.
Come find your place at Holy Cross.

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Holy Cross Music Notes for May 31, 2026

Join us this Sunday as we sing beloved hymns celebrating creation, the Trinity, and God’s majesty, including All Creatures of Our God and King, Holy, Holy, Holy!, How Great Is Our God, and the Holy Cross favorite, We Are Called.

May 28

Holy Cross Music Notes for Sunday 5-24-2026

Music during the Pentecost season centers on themes of the Holy Spirit, the birth of the Church, fire, wind, and the mission of spreading the Gospel. To me, that means being on fire for the Lord and spreading His love. My favorite Pentecost song is Light the Fire by Bill and JoAnn Maxwell, written in 1986. Our Holy Cross worship service will close with this song. The lyrics act as an honest confession from a believer who has grown weary, distracted, struggling, or spiritually

May 20

Holy Cross Music Notes by Chuck

Prepare to be upbeat while singing our gathering song, Days of Elijah, written in 1994 by Northern Irish worship leader Robin Mark and inspired by the biblical prophets and a desire to encourage believers during times of uncertainty.

May 14

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