Wonder Church is a condensed worship service, designed especially for children. It includes music, crafts, creative lessons, and prayers more suited for our littles ones.  After Wonder Church, we will provide childcare from 5 to 7 p.m. so parent's can enjoy a night out. We will also provide children a simple dinner of pizza.

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This Sunday, we celebrate the Rite-13 ceremony, a special milestone in the Journey to Adulthood program. This rite of passage marks the transition from childhood to adulthood and a deeper awareness of responsibility, faith, and identity in Christ. These young people will be blessed and affirmed as they continue to grow in wisdom and love. 

Join us for a special Sunday as we celebrate Christ, our Good Shepherd, and honor mothers and mother figures in our lives. We are delighted to welcome guest preacher Karen Maxwell. Come and be part of this meaningful day of worship and gratitude! 

Join us for the Welcome Table - a special coffee hour just for you!

Enjoy refreshments in the Parlor, meet clergy and parishioners, and hear a bit about our church's story.  This is a casual, welcoming space to ask questions, make connections, and find your next step in our community. 

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A service led by our fabulous youth who will sing, read, preach, and serve! We will also celebrate all our graduates--from preschool to graduate school! Come support our youth on the final Sunday of our program year! 

Join us as we celebrate and support those being confirmed, received, and reaffirming their faith within The Episcopal Church. This special diocesan service is a time of commitment, blessing, and community. Come and witness this joyful step in the faith journey of our siblings in Christ! 

The day we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church. After the service, all are invited to our Pentecost Picnic—come enjoy food, fellowship, and fun! 

We return to our summer schedule offering ONE service at 10:00 a.m. 

Juneteenth celebrates the date when news finally reached Galviston, TX on June 19, 1865 that all enslaved people in the US were free (2 years after the Emancipation Proclamation and more than 2 months after Robert E. Lee surrendered to the Union army). It is celebrated as a day of prayer, remembrance, appreciation of Black culture, and joyous celebration in homage to the incredible endurance, tireless activism, and the power of the Black community and was made a federal holiday in 2021. 

Join us as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Mother Sarah’s ordination to the priesthood! For two decades, she has faithfully served God’s people with wisdom, compassion, and grace. Her ministry has touched countless lives, and we give thanks for her leadership, pastoral care, and dedication to our parish and beyond.