Sunday Service
We are offering live streams of services on our Facebook, Sundays at 10:30 AM, as well as in-person services at 8 am and 10:30 am.
At all services, masking is now optional, and we will resume offering the chalice as well. Anyone is welcome to continue wearing masks throughout our services, and know that you are under no obligation to receive from the chalice – the host alone sufficiently conveys the efficacy of the sacrament. Not everyone will be comfortable with making these changes so please be kind to each other at this time. This policy has changed based on the current CDC recommendations. If we experience another surge of COVID-19 then we may need to resume masking and other preventative measures in the future.
We will continue to stream our worship on Facebook for the foreseeable future for those who are unable to attend. If you are feeling ill or uncomfortable with our current policy please make use of this online option.
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Sunday Adult Education Series: The Path
We are starting to make our way through The Path: A Journey Through the Bible. The Path gives us a guided tour through the Scriptures with prompts for reflection and notes to help us along. The book serves as a gateway into the wider world of Scripture, especially for those who feel that they may…
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Wednesday Bible Study: Let’s Do Theology
Our fall Bible study will begin on September 6th at 6:30 pm following the usual 5:45 pm Wednesday mass, and continue every other week. We will be using the Bible study format developed by Laurie Green in his book Let’s Do Theology. Sept 6: At our initial meeting, we will get to know each other…
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A Note from the Senior Warden
Greetings from the Vestry. This devoted group of individuals have been meeting regularly, and we have great news to share. The Invite, Welcome, Connect initiative is in full swing. You now see information cards in the narthex and greeters each Sunday. Recently you probably saw some familiar faces that have been away for a time…
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Pew Restoration Project
Our pews need attention! Our pews, like our church, have been in place for many years and are consequently showing wear and needing repairs and restoration. The cost per pew is approximately $1,000. Will you make a contribution to help with this project? If $1,000 is outside your budget limits, please make a smaller gift if…