What to Expect on Sundays
Sunday Service 10:00 am
In Person & on Facebook Live
Ancient Worship
The prayers we offer on Sundays are nothing new. Believers have been worshipping in this way since the earliest days of Christianity.
Modern Thinking
Just because our prayers are old doesn’t mean our thinking is. We are always looking for the new things God is doing in the world around us.
Radical Inclusion
We believe that the Body of Christ is more complete when we embrace the broad diversity of God’s creation.
Worship with us:
When you arrive, there is plenty of parking in the lot on Wolf Rd. Use the white double doors to enter and an usher will give you a bulletin that contains everything you need to follow the service. There is no right or wrong way to worship: for example, at various points of the service, the bulletin asks people to stand or kneel—we want you to do what makes you feel most comfortable. Jesus was all about loving people, and we don't think Jesus cares whether you're standing or kneeling, what you're wearing, or if your kid makes a little bit of noise!
While the weekly homily remains modern and relevant, most of the service follows the same basic format that Christians have been following for hundreds of years: we gather, sing hymns, hear scripture read, listen to a homily, offer prayers to God, and break bread together as we share communion. In the Episcopal Church, all baptized Christians are invited to the altar to receive communion. Even though baptism is the normative prerequisite to communion, we feel strongly that Jesus wouldn’t turn anyone away, so neither will we.
Every Sunday we hang out after church at Coffee Hour to share some food and get to know each other better.
We hope you'll join us!
Kids:
Kids come forward for a children’s message every week before heading to Sunday School.
We have a nursery for little ones and Sunday School for elementary-aged parishioners. Sunday School children rejoin their families midway through the service to participate in communion.
If your children want to stay in church the whole time, they are very welcome. We delight in their noise and laughter. Please don’t feel like you have to keep them perfectly quiet or still. Worship boxes with activities are available on the table in the entryway.