Sunday Morning Services
Sunday Mornings at 8:30 AM
8:30 am Sunday Service is a Holy Eucharist (Communion) service. This service is normally conducted from one of the most traditional liturgies, known as the Rite One liturgy, found in our Book of Common Prayer. Music is solely from the Hymnal 1982. A slightly shorter homily is often delivered from "the chair." The liturgy is "sung" and incense is used. The entire service normally lasts between 56 and 60 minutes.
Coffee and refreshments are offered after worship.
Coffee and refreshments are offered after worship.
Sunday Mornings at 10:45 AM
10:45 am Sunday Service is a celebration Holy Eucharist (Communion) service. Worship begins with confession and absolution so that
all participants enter the celebration and worship with clean hearts and minds. The service normally follows an ancient-modern approach to the liturgy. We seek to engage all of the senses, using variations of an order of service in the Book of Common Prayer known as the Rite Two liturgy.
Coffee and refreshments are served before and after worship.
all participants enter the celebration and worship with clean hearts and minds. The service normally follows an ancient-modern approach to the liturgy. We seek to engage all of the senses, using variations of an order of service in the Book of Common Prayer known as the Rite Two liturgy.
- The service features significant involvement by members of the congregation, following an ancient-modern approach to the liturgy in the hopes that not only the mind but the spirit of the worshipper is touched.
- This service is live-streamed on YouTube
- The entire service normally lasts 90 minutes.
- A Nursery is provided for toddlers under the age of 4.
- A Children’s Moment Is included early in the service, after which the children process out to Children’s Chapel for age-appropriate lessons and activities relevant to the worship themes of the day.
Coffee and refreshments are served before and after worship.
Wednesday at Noon
12 noon Wednesday Service is usually a small gathering of 15 to 20 participants who share in a brief service with no music. The service offers a homily, prayers and Holy Eucharist, and runs 25-30 minutes.