Services
About the Liturgy
Each Sunday morning we come together to worship God and celebrate the Holy Eucharist. Our services are rich in liturgy and tradition following the Book of Common Prayer (1979). St. Paul’s seeks to offer worship that is inviting for people of all ages, with joyful music and preaching that seeks to bring the Gospel to life. An Episcopal worship service may seem difficult to follow if it is unfamiliar to you. Everyone is encouraged to participate as you are able, and you are always welcome to ask someone near you for assistance during the service. We hope you will come and join us.
Service Schedule
Sunday 8:00a Holy Eucharist, Rite I
This celebration of the Eucharist is our principle service on Sunday mornings. This early service has a quiet, intimate style, celebrated typically without music but with a sermon. The Rite I liturgy uses a more traditional and formal tone that highlights the long standing Anglican tradition that goes back to the early days of the Church of England.
Sunday 10:30a Holy Eucharist, Rite II
Although the service is traditional in liturgical style following the Rite II form, it is relaxed for all to feel welcome and includes music from the 1982 Episcopal Hymnal. The 10:30a service will also be live-streamed on our YouTube page – click here to view. You can find the bulletin and announcements posted on our Facebook page before the service starts so you can download and follow along. The bulletin and announcements are also emailed out on Fridays.
Sunday Childcare
Childcare is available for infants and children through age 4 from 9a to 11:45a. The nursery is located in the Education Building next to the Church.
Wednesday 11:00a Holy Eucharist & Healing Prayer
On Wednesdays at 11a, a thirty minute Eucharist service is offered. This service uses readings from Lesser Feasts and Fasts and offers various lives of saints and church events to reflect upon. The service also offers a period for the laying on of hands and anointing of oil with healing prayers.
See the links below for more details:
Book of Common Prayer
Hymnal 1982
The Lectionary Page