Agape (pronounced ah-gahp-ay) means love in Greek. Agape feasts date back thousands of years when friends would gather to share a meal, very much like what Jesus did at the Passover meal on the night before he died, when he broke bread with his disciples.

The Agape dinner includes scriptural readings, prayer, sharing of communion, and traditional foot-washing (optional).

The Chapel will rovide the main dish (lamb). Each participant is asked to bring a simple side dish to share.