Friday, March 7, 2014
USA: Drive-Thru Ash Wednesday Service Offered At Bethesda United Methodist Church
"People will stop by, we'll have a small prayer, we'll consecrate them with the ashes and they can go on and begin lent."
Ahmadiyya Times | News Watch | US Desk
Source/Credit: The Huffington Post
By The Huffington Post | March 5, 2014
Too busy to stop by a church this Ash Wednesday?
Bethesda United Methodist Church in Sykesville, Md., has come up with an unconventional way to meet the spiritual needs of a busy congregation, and will be offering a drive-through Ash Wednesday service this year, reports WBal.
"We're doing this as a service to the community, so people with a busy schedule will stop here and get the ashes and begin lent," George W. Murphy, a parishioner, said to WBal TV. "People will stop by, we'll have a small prayer, we'll consecrate them with the ashes and they can go on and begin lent."
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