“We’ll meet folk outside in the parking lot, and they don’t even have to get out of their cars,” senior pastor the Rev. Brian Q. Newcomb stated in a release. “We’ll impose the ashes with a word of blessing for people as they enter this season of preparation and hope, and then hand them a card with a prayer to use in the days to come. It’ll be brief, but we hope helpful.”
The church also will have a regular Ash Wednesday service at 7 p.m., including special music from the church’s chancel choir.
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