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HOW WE WORSHIP

Our Beliefs

As Episcopalians, we believe in and follow Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection saved the world

The Bible 

The Bible is the foundation of our church, containing everything one needs for salvation. About 70 percent of the Book of Common Prayer comes directly from the Bible.

Book of Common Prayer 

We have a liturgical style of worship using the Book of Common Prayer as a guide that offers prayers, responses, and forms of worship that are consistent across the Episcopal Church. The prayer book is the primary symbol of our unity. Although we may come from different places, we come together in Christ through our worship and common prayer. The Book of Common Prayer includes An Outline of Faith (or Catechism) on page 845. This provides a basic introduction to the Christian faith in a simple question and answer form.

Baptism

Baptism is how we are united to Christ and become members of his church. Infants and young children may be baptized when sponsored by their parents and/or other baptized Christians.

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The Creeds 

The Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed are two foundational statements of faith that are

important to our church. Repeating these creeds during our services allows us to join Christians

around the world in affirming our faith in God.

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The Sacraments 

Besides baptism and the Eucharist (Holy Communion), the church recognizes other spiritual

markers in our journey of faith including confirmation, reconciliation, marriage, ordination, and

unction.

These are in the Book of Common Prayer

Confirmation (the adult affirmation of our baptismal vows), pp. 413-419 

Reconciliation of a Penitent (private confession), pp. 447-452 

Matrimony (Christian marriage), pp. 422-438 

Orders (ordination to deacon, priest, or bishop), pp. 510-555 

Unction (anointing with oil those who are sick or dying) pp. 453-467

 Sunday: We meet each Sunday at 10:00 for Holy Communion. We are presently holding services in our parish hall. Hopefully, we will be returning to the church soon.

Other Services

  • Blue Christmas
  • Blessing of the Fleet
  • Blessing of the Animals
  • Tenebrae
  • Ash Wednesday
  • Maundy Thursday
  • Good Friday
  • Easter Sunday
  • Christmas Eve

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We record our services on Sunday so you can view them if you cannot attend in person.

This Week’s Sermon

Lectionary -CLICK HERE  to hear inspiring messages from Fr Rowe

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