Georgetown Cluster of Churches - Good Friday Worship

Good Friday 2023 - Order of Worship

We are excited about our Annual Good Friday Service. We will be worshiping in a hybrid format: in person at the Rock Creek Baptist Church, 7707 Woodyard Road, Upper Marlboro, MD and virtually on this page and via teleconference (518.318.5682).

See the flyer for detailed information.

Please make plans to join us on Friday, April 15, 2022 at 12noon as The Georgetown Cluster of African-American Churches presents: "The Seven Last Words"

You may join us in worship:

(1) In-Person
Jerusalem Baptist Church
2600 P Street, NW, Washington, DC
Due to limited capacity, please register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/good-friday-seven-last-sayings-of-christ-tickets-294942800857

(2) Zoom
Meeting ID: 824 8416 7891
Passcode: 807053

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82484167891?pwd=akVsTW15RWlYQWhZbmc3UkxjMitrQT09

(3) Facebook Live
www.facebook.com/GeorgetownCluster

(4) Teleconference
518.318.5682

Join us as we celebrate the Savior!

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We will offer an encore presentation of the noonday Seven Last Words Service at 7pm (EDT), right here - (facebook.com/GeorgetownCluster).

Please invite family and friends to join us!

Georgetown Cluster of Churches - Good Friday Worship For more than 75 years, African-American Churches that were founded in the Georgetown section of the

Join the Georgetown Cluster of Churches for their Annual 7 Last Words Service on April 2nd at 12 noon EST.

7 Pastors from 7 Churches, which were first established in the town of Georgetown.

You Do not want to miss this Powerful Moment. You can view this service Live right here!

For more than 75 years historically African-American Churches that trace their roots to the Georgetown section of Washington, DC have gathered on Good Friday to commemorate and to celebrate Jesus' sacrificial death for the sins of humankind. We corporately affirm the truth, reality and efficacy of the Crucifixion. In verse made famous by Dr. Margaret Pleasant Douroux, "He would not come down from the cross just to save Himself. He decided to die just to save me."

We invite you to join us right here on this page at 12 noon on Good Friday (April 2, 2021) for a time of worship and revival, as pastors from seven of the Churches of the Georgetown Cluster share sermonic reflections on Jesus' Seven Last Sayings.