Almighty and eternal God, so draw our hearts to you, so guide our minds, so fill our imaginations, so control our wills, that we may be wholly your, utterly dedicated unto you; and then use us, we pray you, as you will, and always to your glory and the welfare of your people, through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. (Book of Common Prayer, pg 832)
The 10 a.m. service is family-friendly.
Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Celtic Eucharist
In our hurried and noisy world, our Celtic Eucharist offers gracious space and an evening’s hour to enjoy the power of quiet prayer and reflection, gently touched by candlelight and music. The Celtic tradition holds that we find God in Christ in our hearts, in each other, and in all creation. This spiritual tradition, part of our Anglican/Episcopal heritage, took root in Scotland, Ireland, Northumbria and their coastal islands. At this service use the Iona Worship Book as our foundational liturgy.
Sunday,8:00 a.m.
Holy Eucharist
This is a quiet, early morning, meditative service in the Chapel, following Rite II in the Book of Common Prayer.
Sunday, 10 a.m.
Sung service of Holy Eucharist
This service uses Rite II in the Book of Common Prayer. Parish choirs lead the music in this service. On the first Sunday of the month, this is a special “family friendly” service that includes a message accessible for all ages and music by the Youth Choir.
The Sacrament of Laying on of Hands for Healing is offered on the last Sunday of the month after all worship services.
Sunday School classes and child-care are offered during the 10:00 service. A coffee hour follows, except on the first Sunday of the month, when breakfast is served.
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