Our services are typically around an hour to an hour and a half long.

We typically use traditional music, but for special events we may use contemporary.

Not at all. All are welcome.

Absolutely. Everyone is welcome to take communion, although you are not required to do so. If you prefer, you can ask for a blessing from our clergy instead.

Whatever makes you feel most comfortable. We have no dress code.

Yes! All our 10 am services are streamed online on our Youtube.

Episcopalians and Catholics share many similarities—like meaningful rituals, beautiful worship, and deep roots in the early church. You’ll notice familiar elements in Episcopal services: communion, candles, vestments, and prayers that echo centuries of Christian tradition. One difference is that Episcopalians aren’t led by the Pope; instead, leadership is shared more locally and nationally. Episcopal priests can be men or women, and many are married. While faith and tradition are taken seriously, there’s also space for questions, reflection, and diverse perspectives. In many ways, the Episcopal Church offers a similar spiritual rhythm to Catholicism, with a strong emphasis on community, openness, and grace.

Absolutely! Children are always welcome. Feel free to come to the front and use our Prayground if interested. Children are encouraged to come forward, sit on the rug, and participate in a way that makes worship meaningful for them. We also have Youth Faith Formation classes starting at 9:45AM most Sundays. Please click here to learn more.

No worries! We have many children in our parish, and we love the sounds they make. If it’s helpful to you, we have a Prayground at the front of the church as well as rocking chairs set up in the back of the sanctuary.

Yes! Youth Faith Formation classes start at 9:45AM most Sundays, and our youth group, called Fun & Faith Fridays, meets on the third Friday of the month. Please click here to learn more

Yes, everyone is allowed to take communion. If you are interested in having your child participate in our First Solemn Communion program, please click here for more information.

Please email our office or our Director of Youth and Family Ministries, Amy Weigand. She will follow up with you.

Enter through any door and make your way to the church–you can tell where it is from outside because it has a large steeple!

Our Ushers will greet you and hand you a service bulletin. This will have all the information about the service so that you can follow along. Feel free to ask our ushers any questions that you may have.

No.  Although, if this is your first time and you would like to connect with us, we’d love for you to share your information with us.

That’s okay! We understand that it can be tough to get everyone ready and out the door. Join the service at any time. An usher will give you a service bulletin and you can feel free to take a seat.

That’s okay! It is normal to have doubts and questions. Feel free to attend service anyways and ask the rector about any questions you may have.

Yes. We know returning to church can be intimidating. There is no pressure to participate in our services.

Episcopal parishes have a Vestry which is the governing body of the parish. These members are elected by all the voting members of the parish. The Vestry appoints the Priest and can review and change church bylaws.

If you are interested in joining a small group or Bible study, please use our Contact form and let the office know. From there, we will loop you in to the corresponding group’s email.

We have many opportunities to volunteer. Please visit our Outreach page to learn more about the opportunities. From there, reach out to our office and designate which opportunity you’d like to be involved in!

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