Morning Prayer Service, followed immediately by fellowship and the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM - 12:10 PM.
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by fellowship and the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:30 AM - 12:10 PM.
Morning Prayer Service, followed immediately by fellowship and the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM - 12:10 PM.
All are welcome to this festive service in celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Please join us!
This service begins in total darkness (signifying Jesus being in the tomb) as we hear a series of Old Testament prophecies read by candlelight. The service then progresses to Holy Baptism, and the renewal of baptismal vows before giving way to the first celebration of Holy Communion for Easter. Following the service all are invited to join us for a reception in Cranmer Hall.
This is a service full of God’s Word, prayer, and hymns. We listen to homilies (short sermons) on each of the 7 last words of Jesus which he spoke from the cross.
Please join us for Holy Communion, a homily, and the stripping of the altar.
Service of Holy Eucharist. Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday with the Blessing and distribution of the Palms, Procession, and Ante-Communion.
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Collect: 1928 BCP, pg.235; REC BCP, pg. 253
Epistle: 1928 BCP, pg. 235; REC BCP, pg. 253
Gospel: 1928 BCP, pg. 236; REC BCP, pg. 254
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM - 12:10 PM
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM - 12:10 PM
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM - 12:10 PM
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Holy Eucharist followed by a potluck supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall. Ending time is approximate.
The fourteen Biblical Stations of The Cross, followed by a meatless soup supper downstairs in Cranmer Hall and a Lenten topic discussion thereafter. Come for any or all of these events. Ending time is approximate.
Note: all of the “stations” are taken directly from Holy Scripture, and the collects are all from the 1928 BCP. This devotional exercise is a Lenten discipline that allows us to prepare for Easter through being reminded of the passion, death, and burial of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Holy Eucharist with the Penitential Office, Litany, and Imposition of Ashes
Holy Eucharist with the Penitential Office, Litany, and Imposition of Ashes
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by coffee & fellowship and the Parish Annual Meeting, downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM to 12:10 PM.
Service of Morning Prayer, followed immediately by coffee & fellowship and the State of the Parish Address by Fr. Patterson, downstairs in Cranmer hall, 11:25 AM to 12:10 PM.
Holy Eucharist followed by a potluck dinner downstairs in Cranmer Hall. Please contact Fr. Matthew Maule to RSVP and to let him know what you might plan to bring.
Ending time is approximate.
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by coffee & fellowship and the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM to 12:10 PM.
Shrovetide denotes the period from Septuagesima Sunday through Quinquagesima, or Shrove Sunday, and the two following days which immediately precede Ash Wednesday, Shrove Monday and Shrove Tuesday (Mardi Gras).
It was formerly customary, in preparation for Lent, to attend confession during Shrovetide. The element shrove is from shrive, which meant, of a priest, to hear the confession of, assign penance to, and absolve, from Old English scrífan, to prescribe penance.
Meeting of the Society of St. Bede book discussion and “readers’ theater” group. This evening we will do a read-through together of T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral, which tells the story of the martyrdom of St. Thomas a Becket. A said service of Evening Prayer and brown bag supper will be at 6:30 PM, with the discussion beginning at 7:00. Ending time is approximate.
Service of Morning Prayer, cancelled due to heavy winter storm.
Collect: Almighty Father, who inspired Simon Peter, first among the apostles, to confess Jesus as Messiah and Son of the living God: Keep your Church steadfast upon the rock of this faith, so that in unity and peace we may proclaim the one truth and follow the one Lord, our Savior Jesus Christ; who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
Epistles: Acts 4:8-13 and I Peter 5:1-4
Gospel: Matthew 16:13-19
Holy Eucharist Service, followed immediately by coffee & fellowship and the Adult Forum downstairs in Cranmer Hall, 11:25 AM to 12:10 PM.
