PicturePastor Jeniffer Tillman
Rev. Jeniffer Tillman, MD
​On Sunday, January 12th, in a special service attended by her family, congregation members and council as well as numerous clergy of the Virginia Synod and Peninsula Conference, Pastor Jeniffer was officially installed as the rostered pastor of Apostles Lutheran Church. Pastor Jeniffer comes to us from Georgia by way of California, Alaska, Madagascar and New York. She received her B.A. in Psychology and Minor in Theater from the University of Georgia in 2010 and a Master of Divinity in Theology from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in 2014. We give thanks to the Holy Spirit for leading Pastor Jeniffer to Apostles and we are excited to see what plans God has for our future together.

Thanks be to God!
As we enter this most Holy of times in the
Christian Church, many of us will be looking for ways to strengthen or renew our faith and worship of God. Some seek new ways while others look for the comfort of the familiar. In this time of being apart it can be especially difficult. This page contains an assortment of various items such that hopefully all will find something useful to them.

​God's peace and blessings to all.
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2020 York River Virtual Easter Vigil 

NOTE: This event is set to premiere (become public) at 7pm on Saturday night. Share this link 
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afnSvaVpUpo 
widely - among your congregation, friends, etc.

Maundy Thursday at Home: Stripping the Table
Jerusalem Greer   April 19, 2011

“Peace is my last gift to you, my own peace I now leave with you; peace which the world cannot give, I give to you.”

Holy Week in a Box
by Building Faith Editors (Building Faith)

“Experiencing the stories of Holy Week at home is a powerful way to share and reinforce stories that sometimes get put aside during the program year.”

Holy Week at Home:
​Family Practices for the Triduum
by Jerusalem Greer (Building Faith)

“Holy Week is a time of Holy Waiting. We know we have something precious and beautiful, but we cannot yet see the completed picture. And so we must wait.”