Worship

Worship Times

Sunday 9:00 am
Eucharist
Rite 2:  Traditional & Current Prayers with Music
Except third Sundays when we use Rite I and traditional prayers are spoken.

Gathering All are welcome as we gather together for common worship and share time, space, and our lives with each other. For those who may be unfamiliar with an Episcopal service, instructions for reading aloud, kneeling, standing, etc. are in the written liturgy/that is handed to everyone. (Parishioners are always eager to assist.) We seek the Holy One. Our worship at St. Paul’s Parish is a blend of old and new: we hear scripture read aloud, sing rich hymns together, and consider what God wants of us in our present world.  We journey together in times of joy and sadness, in moments of peace and uncertainty.

Children are always welcome. For centuries Christians have worshiped in the same space regardless of their age. Our little ones are invited to stay with their adults during service or play quietly in the children’s corner near the entrance of the church. And you will probably catch us smiling if we hear the cooing of an infant blessing us.

Lessons for each Sunday are available at  http://www.lectionarypage.net/.

The Episcopal Church is part of the world-wide Anglican Communion, uniting over 85 million Christians in 165 countries with similar worship, reflecting each unique culture. The Book of Common Prayer is a common bond.