Worship

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Folks of all ages serve at the altar.

We have three services each weekend, and each has its own “flavor.”

5:00pm on Saturdays: Masks are required for this service as many of the folks in attendance are vulnerable to Covid.

8:00am and 9:30am on Sundays: Masks are optional for all vaccinated persons.

Serving as an acolyte is open to all children who are at least 5 years old.

At the 9:30 we sing hymns, our acolytes take part in the service, and Children’s Chapel is offered for our youngest members. Littles are invited (but not required) to process out to hear the Gospel presented in a creative manner. They return to the sanctuary after the sermon and rejoin their parents. Parents are welcome to go to Children’s Chapel with their children if they would like to do so.

Blessing of the Animals – the first Sunday in October

In addition to our regular weekly worship, we celebrate various feasts throughout the year. Of course, we celebrate Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost, but we also have a blessing of the bikes on the first Sunday in June. We bless animals during a service in October. On All Saints’ we remember all those we love who have gone to their next life – particularly but not only those who died over the past year. These are examples of the many ways that our worship both reflects and enhances our daily lives

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Blessing of the bikes – the first Sunday in June