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Worshiping together is the heart of who we are. Rooted in ancient tradition and shaped by thoughtful liturgy, our shared prayers, scripture, and sacraments draw us into deeper communion with God and with one another. Whether in quiet stillness or joyful song, we come together as a diverse body, united by grace and nourished by the love of Christ.
Worshiping together is the heart of who we are. Rooted in ancient tradition and shaped by thoughtful liturgy, our shared prayers, scripture, and sacraments draw us into deeper
communion with God and with one another. Whether in quiet stillness or joyful song, we come together as a diverse body, united by grace and nourished by the love of Christ.
Our worship blends traditional liturgy and beautiful music, rooted in our Anglican tradition. Each week, through the Holy Scriptures and Holy Eucharist, we experience God’s love and celebrate the resurrection. Our ancient liturgical practices guide us in the ways of Jesus Christ.
We offer Holy Eucharist—or Communion—in two kinds: bread and wine. You may receive bread alone or a blessing, with gluten-free options available.
We believe that...
All are welcome at Christ's table
Because this the table not of the church but of God,
And it is made ready for those who love God and those who want to love God more.
So come,
Those of you who have much faith and those of you who have little,
Those of you who have been here often and those of you who have not been here at all,
Those of you who have tried to follow and those of who have failed.
Come.
For it is Christ who invites you and who longs to meet you here.
Sunday Services.
8:30 A.M. | Holy Eucharist Service
A quicker service with fewer verses of hymns and sometimes accompanied with singing from our children's/youth choir.
11:00 A.M. | Holy Eucharist Service w/ Chancel Choir
A formal and familiar service. Full verses of hymns, more complex music, the leadership of our Chancel Choir and an often chanted liturgy will be the hallmarks of this service.
Other Services.
Healing Eucharistic Service | Nov. 5th | 11:00 A.M.
A mid-week Eucharistic service that offers the laying on of hands and anointing for healing.
"Wonder Church" | November 1, 2025 | 4:00 P.M.
A service entirely for children and young families—engaging music to get the wiggles out, hands on activities, suitable prayers, and holy fun! This service seeks to engage our children fully in worship.
For families who attend Wonder Church, we provide free childcare for parents/guardians immediately after the service from 5:00-7:30 p.m. Enjoy a parents night out!
Singing Together
Whether lifting your voice from the pews or singing with a choir, music is a powerful way we come together in worship. In the Episcopal tradition, our hymns carry the beauty of scripture, prayer, and praise; and everyone is invited to join in. No matter your voice, there’s a place for it here.
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Dr. Chris
Whether lifting your voice from the pews or singing with a choir, music is a powerful way we come together in worship. In the Episcopal tradition, our hymns carry the beauty of
scripture, prayer, and praise; and everyone is invited to join in. No matter your voice, there’s a place for it here.
Chancel Choir
For adults, college age and up, the Chancel Choir leads the music at the 11:00 a.m. service during the program year. Chancel Choir rehearses on Wednesday nights from 7:15-8:30 p.m. during the program year.
Choristers
We believe that every child and youth can sing, and we believe in supporting the budding artist within. Our Chorister program helps young singers develop healthy vocal production, musical and liturgical understanding, team spirit and collaboration, and the sense of what it is to lead the worship of God. Choristers help lead the music periodically during the Sunday 8:30 a.m. service during the program year. Choristers is open to students in grades 3-12 and rehearses on Wednesday night from 6:00-7:00 p.m. during the program year.