The Way

You don’t choose a life, you live a life.” — The Way (2010)

I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert. — Isaiah 43:19

Lent is a time of reflection, and there’s nothing like a pilgrimage to conjure that up. Making intentional journeys has been a ritual of humankind across time and traditions. Inspired by passages in the Judeo-Christian scriptures that talk about the journeys, roads, and pathways of life, we will make our way together through this season. The popular and poignant movie, The Way, about a father’s pilgrimage  in honor of his late son on the famed Camino de Santiago in France and Spain, accompanies us as our modern-day inspiration to live the life we’ve been given to the fullest.

Ash Wednesday, February 18 - “The Way Back”
Week One, February 21-22 - “The Wandering Way”
Week Two, February 28-March 1 - “The High Way”
Week Three, March 7-8 - “The Way Around”
Week Four, March 14-15 - “The Way Home”
Week Five, March 22-22 - “The Free Way”
Palm Sunday, March 28-29 - “The Other Way”
Maundy Thursday, April 2 - “The Loving Way"
Good Friday, April 3 - “The Loving Way”
Easter Sunday, April 5 - “Make Your Way” (Sunrise Service, 7 am & Festival Worship, 10 am)

If you missed our Movie Night viewing of The Way, it is available to stream on Peacock, or to rent or buy via Amazon or YouTube. It is also available to borrow on DVD from Acorn (Oak Forest), Frankfort, Orland Park, and Tinley Park public libraries.