Sundays
The Sunday Holy Eucharist is our principal act of worship. In it, we join the angels, archangels, and all of creation in offering our thanks and praise to God. We do this through prayer, hymns, hearing the proclamation of God's word in the scriptures and its interpretation in the sermon, confessing our sins and receiving absolution, and celebrating the sacred mysteries of Christ's Body and Blood in Holy Communion.
Our liturgy comes from the Book of Common Prayer (1979), with occasional supplementary material.
8:00 am | Holy Eucharist, Rite I
Nave (Main Sanctuary)
A quiet, spoken liturgy. Rite I services use traditional Elizabethan English for the prayers and responses.
9:00 am | Christian Formation
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10:00 am | Holy Eucharist, Rite II
Nave (Main Sanctuary) & Zoom
A liturgy with music and hymns. Rite II services use contemporary language for the prayers and responses.
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Nursery care is available for children through age 6 from 9:45am to the end of the service.
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+ Please join us for coffee hour in the fellowship hall after the 10am service.
Weekdays
Prayer offices from the Book of Common Prayer include morning prayer, noonday prayer, evening prayer, and compline. They are wonderful touch-points to reconnect with God's presence and will in our lives and remain prayerful throughout the day.
Tuesdays
8:15 pm | Compline (Zoom-only)
Compline is a short yet peaceful and beautiful prayer service for nighttime.
Wednesdays
*Schedule change May through August 2025: We will offer Morning Prayer 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays and Holy Eucharist 2nd and 4th Wednesdays (or Morning Prayer if a priest is unavailable) while our vicar is on sabbatical.
10:00 am | Holy Eucharist, Rite I with Healing Prayer (Chapel & Zoom)
This service includes special healing prayer and anointing with blessed oil, offered to anyone suffering in body, mind, or spirit. We invite those who are available to come and meet Christ with us in this quiet and healing liturgy.