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7:30 am | Holy Eucharist.
This early morning service is according to Rite I, which is the traditional, poetic, Elizabethan language of the first English and American prayer books.
This service is followed by an intimate Coffee Hour in the small room outside the kitchen, Nieman Annex.
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9 am | Holy Eucharist.
This is generally the largest of our services and is according to Rite II, which uses contemporary language. Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers. Children who are in Preschool to Second Grade participate in a Children’s Worship program downstairs in our Children’s Chapel. Third to Sixth Graders participate in our Underground Worship Service, also downstairs, or sing in the choir or serve as acolytes. Children rejoin their parents halfway through the service. The 9:00 am service contains a large amount of wonderful music sung by both the congregation and our talented choir. This is our most popular Sunday service. Coffee Hour is held at the end of both the 9 and 11:15 am services.
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10:25 - 11:05 am | Sunday School, Youth Groups, and Adult Seminar
Sunday School for children in Preschool to Grade Six, Rite 13 (our Seventh and Eighth Grade youth group) and our high school youth group meet while our popular Adult Seminar takes place in Nieman Hall.
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11:15 am | Holy Eucharist.
The last of our morning services alternates between Rite I and Rite II. Nursery care is available for infants and toddlers. All children in Preschool through Sixth Grade can participate in our Children’s Worship program held downstairs in the Children’s Chapel.. Children rejoin their parents halfway through the service. This service contains, also, wonderful music for both the choir and the congregation. Coffee Hour follows this service in our parish hall.
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6:00 pm | Holy Eucharist.
Known as the “Last Chance Mass,” this simpler, more casual service has no music and is held in the chapel, located just off the main church. It lasts about 45 minutes.
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