From Palm Sunday to Easter, we invite you to walk the full journey with us this year — including several joint services with neighboring congregations.

Palm Sunday — March 29 · 9:30am · Southminster Presbyterian Church

Maundy Thursday — April 2 · 7:00pm · First Presbyterian Church (950 W. State St.)
A joint service with First Presbyterian Church

Good Friday — April 3 · 7:00pm · Southminster Presbyterian Church
A joint service with First Presbyterian Church

Ecumenical Easter Vigil — April 4 · 7:00pm · All Saints Episcopal Church (704 S. Latah St.)
A joint service with All Saints, Immanuel Lutheran, Red Rock Christian Church, Redeemer Lutheran, St. Stephens Episcopal, Whitney UMC, and Southminster.

Easter Sunday — April 5 · 9:30am · Southminster Presbyterian Church

(And don’t forget about our Community Easter Egg Hunt! Join us in “The Grove” next to our parking lot on Saturday April 4 at 11:00am for the hunt. All are welcome.)

We celebrate the Transfiguration during our Sabbath Worship on Saturday February 14, with the story of Jesus’ radiant glory being proclaimed in a new and vivid way. During the sermon, our Puppet Team will proclaim the word through a blacklight presentation—revealing light, color, and meaning that aren’t always visible at first glance. It will be creative, unexpected, and deeply rooted in the mystery of God’s transforming presence among us. Come ready to see and hear the gospel in a new light

Come celebrate Christmas Eve with us as we gather for carols, candlelight, and the hopeful story of Christ’s birth. Whether you’re a longtime churchgoer, returning after some time away, or simply curious, you are warmly invited to come as you are. Bring your questions, your hopes, and your loved ones as we make room for wonder together.

Worship begins at 7:00pm on Christmas Eve. Our church nursery will be staffed and available to receive children (birth through kindergarten) but all ages are warmly welcomed in worship at Southminster (really!).

For many of us, Christmas can be a bittersweet time of year, where joy and gratitude mixes with grief and loss. On this Winter Solstice—the night of longest darkness in our hemisphere—we’ll gather with some of our ecumenical friends on the Boise Bench for a quiet meditative worship service that makes time for remembering, sharing our hurting places with God, and preparing our hearts for the coming of Christ.

This service will be at Whitney United Methodist Church (3315 W Overland Rd), with participation from All Saints Episcopal, Immanuel Lutheran, Redeemer Lutheran, Red Rock Christian Church, Whitney UMC, and Southminster.