Lenten Lunches in Guthrie
Wednesdays, free lunch at 11:30 AM, guest speaker at 12:00 PM. We are grateful for the churches of Guthrie coming together during Lent - one table, one community, one Savior. Thank you to each host church!
2026 Wednesday Lenten Lunches
Open to the community, the Guthrie Ministerial Alliance (GMA) Lenten Lunches are a weekly Wednesday gathering during Lent where churches across Guthrie come together for fellowship, a free meal (optional donation), and a short guest message as we prepare our hearts for Easter on Sunday, April 5.
11:30 AM: Lunch
12:00 PM: Guest Speaker
February 18
Speaker: Rocky Schmied from Camp Joy
Location: First United Presbyterian Church, 102 E Noble Avenue
February 25
Speaker: Tyler Rudek from Community Church
Location: Guthrie Christian Church, 4318 S Division Street
March 4
Speaker: Hersey Hammons from First Baptist Church
Location: Noble Avenue Baptist Church, 1219 W Noble Avenue
March 11
Speaker: Brian Frank from Noble Avenue Baptist
Location: First Christian Church, 402 E Noble Avenue
March 18
Speaker: Ronnie Fields from First Christian Church
Location: Macedonia Baptist Church, 1224 E Springer Avenue
March 25
Speaker: Chad Pickens from Guthrie Christian
Location: Community Church, 512 E Seward Road
April 1
Speaker: Robby Trammell from Trinity Episcopal
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church, 310 E Noble Avenue
What is Ash Wednesday?
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent for many Christians. Some churches use ashes as a symbol of humility and repentance - reminding us we need God’s grace. Whether or not you observe it with ashes, the invitation is the same: come to Jesus, turn to Him, and let Him renew your heart.
What is Lent?
Lent is a season leading up to Easter when many Christians choose to slow down and refocus on Jesus - His life, His sacrifice, and His resurrection. It’s a time for prayer, repentance, and renewing our hearts toward God as we prepare to celebrate Resurrection Sunday.
What is Easter?
Easter (Resurrection Sunday) is the celebration that Jesus rose from the dead. The resurrection is the center of Christian hope - Jesus defeated sin and death, and everyone who repents and believes can have new life in Him. In 2026, Easter Sunday is April 5.
