The Rev. Harry Jenkins, of Christ Episcopal, began offering ashes to go to people who drove up to his church in Slidell’s Olde Towne District in 2013.

“We gave ashes to more than 75 people last year,” Floyd said. At first, commuters seemed puzzled by the sign that read “Ashes to Go” that sat next to the doughnuts and coffee.

Glass emphasized that Ashes to Go is about inclusivity, allowing people from all walks of life to participate, regardless of physical limitations or busy schedules.

When her father passed, he left half his ashes to his daughter and half to his widow. But now the daughter is being harassed ...

'Ashes to Go' offers parishioners opportunity to participate in special services for Ash Wednesday ASH WEDNESDAY IS A HOLY DAY OF REFLECTION. IT’S OBSERVED BY FASTING AND RECEIVING ASHES.

The ashes symbolize repentance, reflection and renewal. And the "to-go" aspect of the event is to make it more accessible for all, especially those who need to work and don't have time to attend a ...

Philly church offers ‘ashes-to-go’ for compliance with convenience Ministers from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church delivered ashes in Washington Square Park for believers with busy mornings.

Throughout downtown Sacramento, Christian leaders are taking a centuries old tradition outside the walls of the church to lead an effort known as "Ashes to Go".

There is now an Ashes to Go website, offering resources to churches, contacts, lists of many locations — which now include at least 26 states — and more.

Outside the State Capitol in Harrisburg, several different Christian faith leaders are hosting an Ashes-to-Go event, to give people the opportunity to receive the mark of ashes on their foreheads.

NEW ORLEANS — You might have gotten your drinks in go-cups on Fat Tuesday, but now on Ash Wednesday, there is a to-go option as well. Christ Church Cathedral, an Episcopalian church on St ...

Through an initiative called Ashes to Go, they are offering drive-through ashes, ensuring accessibility for those who may not be able to attend a formal service.