A Users' Guide for Episcopalians

The liturgical season of Advent is a time of waiting and preparation, anticipation, and hope. It consists of four weeks of preparation.

The Inclusion committee invites the parish to a celebration to kick off Advent.  On Sunday, December 2, join us at 5:00 pm for the weekly Taize service followed by light food, refreshments, fellowship, and an activity to celebrate the new season.  We are also celebrating and welcoming new folks who have made the Taize their regular worship event.

A Users' Guide for Episcopalians

Can a church be both Protestant and Catholic?  Yes, if it's the Episcopal Church!

A Users' Guide for Episcopalians

Christ the King Sunday: Did you know today is the last Sunday of the year?

Of the Church year, that is! This Sunday, the Last Sunday after Pentecost, marks the beginning of the final week in the traditional Christian calendar.

A Users' Guide for Episcopalians

It's sometimes said that progressive Episcopalians "don't believe in anything."
Of course, that isn't actually true.

A Users' Guide for Episcopalians

Other services in the Book of Common Prayer you may not be familiar with.