Sunday Worship Gatherings
EVERY SUNDAY | 10:00 AM
On Sunday mornings, we have one service at 10:00 AM. An Adult Formation class and All Saints kids start at 9:00 AM. Parents are welcome to drop their children off starting at 8:45 AM. This spring, the theme for Adult Formation is "Psalms for Every Season: Engaging the Prayers of the Church with our Whole Selves." We'll address the familiar, the angry, the joyful, and the surprising as we submit our bodies, our minds, and our emotions to the prayers of Israel that were adopted by the Church throughout history.
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Our Worship
As an Anglican Church, our Sunday worship follows a pattern called the “liturgy", which literally means, “the work of the people.” There are really three movements to our liturgy: Praise, Word, and Table.
Praise
Sunday celebration is a blend of ancient and modern music. You might see some people raising their hands or clapping as they are worshiping, which are ways of expressing love for God. You might also see different actions: people bowing, kneeling, and making the sign of the cross are additional ways of involving our whole body in worship.
WORD
Worship continues with hearing the words of the Bible. Every Sunday we hear passages from the Old Testament, the New Testament and the Gospel (which means “good news”), paying particular attention to the words of Jesus. The preacher will then lead us as we look at the Bible together, allowing God to speak to our minds and hearts.
TABLE
The summit of worship is Holy Communion, or the Eucharist (thanksgiving), when we give thanks for God’s ultimate gift of love in sending Jesus to free us from sin and death. In this Holy Mystery we respond in love uniting ourselves to Jesus by receiving him in the form of bread and wine and are strengthened to become and live out the love we’ve received.
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Some Common Questions
What does The Word “anglican” mean?
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Why do you call your ministers priests?
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What’s distinctive about the Anglican Way?
One of the major distinctions of the Anglican Way is that it is a broad river, containing the evangelical, catholic, and charismatic streams of Christianity…
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Do you believe God still works miracles?
Absolutely! Jesus proclaimed and demonstrated the Gospel of the Kingdom, or the “reign” of God - the way things are in heaven; the way life should be…
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Why do you worship with a liturgy?
The word “liturgy” comes from the Greek word “liturgia,” which simply means “the work of the people,” - all the people, not just the “man or woman of God” at the altar…
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What does the word “sacrament” mean?
A Sacrament is an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace - a tangible, physical element that points to something equally as real, but intangible...
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