Worship

 

What is worship? Check out some thoughts by Minister Matt here:

  Worship Excerpt

Being in our initial stage of living into community together, Agape has services twice a month.  Join us forAgape Service Why Are Retreats Powerful and Life-Changing? with guest Nayaswami Asha at 4:30 pm Sunday, October 25 via Zoom. Our hope with services, as with common life at Agape, is that you bring your entire self- mind, heart, body, and spirit!

Kids are welcome at Agape dinner church & services!  Our services are intentionally intergenerationally friendly for kids.  Several adults are present during services to supervise preschool and elementary school youth in doing art and other faith formation projects.  Children are welcome to participate as much as they desire or are able to in the services themselves.  Each service has a "Children's Moment" for kids :)              

Agape Virtual Services
 
Agape Service: Why Are Retreats Powerful and Life-Changing?
With guest Ananda Minister Nayaswami Asha
Sunday, October 25th at 4:30pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2043377541
Asha is a lifelong disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda. She studied and worked closely with his direct disciple,  Swami Kriyananda for 45 years. Asha means “hope” in Sanskrit. Her teachings are non-sectarian — sharing the truths that underlie the great religions. She draws freely from both the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita in her teaching.  Asha’s video talks on YouTube and audio recordings are a spiritual lifeline for people of all faiths around the world. Thousands of students have been immeasurably helped by her unusual insight and clarity.   
 
Sunday, November 22- Agape Thanksgiving Service
  
Sunday, December 6- Agape Advent Service
4:30pm  
 
Sunday, December 20- Agape Christmas Service
4:30pm   
Directions to Harlan Chapel at Brandeis University: Enter the campus through the main entrance, and take a right up the hill on the Loop Road onto Upper Campus.You will see signs directing you to the Chapels.  Keep following the loop road until you see the Chapels on the left hand side of the road.  The chapels will be after you pass the Abraham Shapiro Academic Complex on the right and the Heller School for Social Policy and Management on the left.  Of the three chapels, Harlan Chapel is the first chapel on the left side off loop road, and is the chapel closest to the road.  Park wherever you can find a spot close to the Chapels on the loop road.  A map of the Brandeis campus can be found here: http://my.brandeis.edu/map/