Identity: Exploring Who We Really Are in the Presence of I AM.
Join us this Lenten season on our journey toward Easter as we explore the intersection of our identity and God’s divinity. Each week, we bring our honest questions of Who am I? to the one who answers with a definitive I AM, discovering that our greatest needs are met in God’s eternal character.
Come as you are and experience the love, grace, and new life found in Christ.
Lenten Midweek Worship Services
Wednesday Evenings | February 25 - March 25 | 6:30 PM
During Lent, Atonement joins hands with Salem Lutheran Church of Lenexa for shared midweek evening worship services. On the first three Wednesdays, Atonement will graciously host Salem; the final two Wednesdays, Salem will return the hospitality. Midweek worship during Lent offers a quiet, meaningful pause in the middle of the week to reflect, pray, and journey together toward Holy Week and Easter.
February 25 - Worship at Atonement - Pastor Zac Sturm
March 4 - Worship at Atonement - Pastor Jordan Stone
March 11 - Worship at Atonement - Caroline Justice
March 18 - Worship at Salem Lutheran Church *
March 25 - Worship at Salem Lutheran Church *
March 4 - Worship at Atonement - Pastor Jordan Stone
March 11 - Worship at Atonement - Caroline Justice
March 18 - Worship at Salem Lutheran Church *
March 25 - Worship at Salem Lutheran Church *
* NOTE: Salem Lutheran holds worship in the sanctuary at Overland Park Lutheran Church, located at 7810 W. 79th Street, Overland Park, KS 66204.
(Join us for light refreshments and fellowship immediately following these worship services.)
Midweek Lenten Offerings
Atonement’s Midweek Lenten offerings will go to support the ELCA Global AMMPARO Migrant Ministry to assist migrants when they are on the move and as they resettle. AMMPARO is part of the ELCA’s strategy to “Accompany Migrants with Protection, Advocacy, Representation and Opportunities.” This strategy informs the ELCA’s holistic, whole-church response to migration and supporting those forced to flee their communities, accompanying them today and in the future.
Holy Week Worship Services
Palm Sunday
March 29, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
8:30 AM Worship (in person and livestreamed)
11:00 AM Worship (in person)
Palm Sunday worship begins Holy Week with joyful shouts of "Hosanna!" as we remember Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, leading us toward his passion and the cross.
(Both worship services will begin in the lobby and include a palm processional. Between worship services, we will serve a Palm Sunday Brunch in Charter Hall and have an egg hunt for the kiddos!)
11:00 AM Worship (in person)
Palm Sunday worship begins Holy Week with joyful shouts of "Hosanna!" as we remember Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, leading us toward his passion and the cross.
(Both worship services will begin in the lobby and include a palm processional. Between worship services, we will serve a Palm Sunday Brunch in Charter Hall and have an egg hunt for the kiddos!)
Maundy Thursday
April 2, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
7:30 PM Worship (in person and livestreamed)
Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the Three Days (Triduum), drawing us into Jesus’ journey through death to resurrection. This solemn service includes confession and forgiveness, Holy Communion, and the stripping of the altar, reflecting Christ’s love and sacrifice. Several kids will celebrate their first communion during worship, and we will experience a special spoken meditation that allows us to experience Jesus’ sacred moments in the Garden of Gethsemane.
(The worship service flows seamlessly into our Good Friday service, continuing as if it were uninterrupted.)
(The worship service flows seamlessly into our Good Friday service, continuing as if it were uninterrupted.)
Good Friday
April 3, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
7:30 PM Worship (in person and livestreamed)
On Good Friday, we follow Jesus from Pilate’s judgment hall to the cross, reflecting on his sacrifice through Scripture, prayer, and solemn worship, remembering Christ’s journey from birth to burial. Gather with us for this solemn Tenebrae service of light and darkness, featuring Justin Cowart on cello.
(The worship service flows seamlessly into our Holy Saturday service, continuing without interruption.)
(The worship service flows seamlessly into our Holy Saturday service, continuing without interruption.)
Holy Saturday Easter Vigil
April 4, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
8:00 PM Worship (in person)
Holy Saturday is the night we pass from darkness to light, rejoicing in Christ’s resurrection with fire, Scripture, and celebration. Gathering around a new fire, we proclaim Easter’s promise and go forth aflame with the good news of the Resurrection.
(We will gather in the south parking lot around the fire pit to begin worship, weather permitting. There is also a champagne reception with live music following worship.)
Holy Saturday is the night we pass from darkness to light, rejoicing in Christ’s resurrection with fire, Scripture, and celebration. Gathering around a new fire, we proclaim Easter’s promise and go forth aflame with the good news of the Resurrection.
(We will gather in the south parking lot around the fire pit to begin worship, weather permitting. There is also a champagne reception with live music following worship.)
Easter Sunday
April 5, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
8:30 AM Worship (in person and livestreamed)
11:00 AM Worship
Christ is Risen Indeed! Alleluia!
Easter Sunday, we celebrate the joy of Christ’s resurrection with joyful music, Scripture, and the good news of new life in Christ.
(Easter coffee and café between services)
11:00 AM Worship
Christ is Risen Indeed! Alleluia!
Easter Sunday, we celebrate the joy of Christ’s resurrection with joyful music, Scripture, and the good news of new life in Christ.
(Easter coffee and café between services)
Past Events
Ash Wednesday Worship Services
Wednesday, February 18, 2026 | Atonement Sanctuary
12:00 PM (In person)
7:00 PM (In person and livestreamed)
7:00 PM (In person and livestreamed)
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season of reflection and renewal as we prepare our hearts for Easter. In this service, we remember both our human frailty and God’s deep mercy, receiving ashes as a sign of repentance and hope. Whether Lent is a familiar journey or something new for you, Ash Wednesday offers a meaningful opportunity to pause, pray, and begin this season rooted in grace. We invite you to join us as we turn toward the cross and the promise of resurrection.
(Worship includes imposition of ashes and Holy Communion.)
(Worship includes imposition of ashes and Holy Communion.)