The red cover book is called the Book of Common Prayer. It contains all the services authorized for use in the Episcopal Church in addition to many other helpful resources. 

Our hymnal, which has a blue cover, is used at 8:30am and 11:00am. The music at 5:30pm comes primarily from a songbook called Alleluia III.

Also in the pews are visitor’s cards. We encourage you to fill one out and put it in the offering plate when it is passed to you. 

All baptized Christians, regardless of denomination, are welcome to participate in communion (Eucharist). 

When you come to the altar you may choose to receive the bread and wine or just the bread. You may dip the bread in the wine or drink directly from the cup.

If you would like a blessing instead, cross your arms across your chest and clergy will give you one.

The center of our worship each week is the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion or the Lord’s Supper). In the Eucharist we share in bread and wine in remembrance of Christ’s life, death and resurrection, just as Christ commanded at his Last Supper with his disciples. But we also experience the mystery of Christ’s presence among us here and now.

The first five spots right in front of the church are reserved on Sunday's for our Elder Saints. There are also several handicap spaces available in front of the church. 

We have a small parking lot or you can park on the streets around the church. Thank you for being respectful of our neighbors when parking.

Generally speaking:

We stand to sing, recite the Apostle's Creed, the peace and for the reading of the Gospel.

We sit while the Bible is being read, during the sermon, announcements and when the choir is singing. 

We kneel during the prayers, but you can also stand, either is appropriate. 

Please don’t worry about doing the wrong thing at the wrong time. Your communion with God during the service is what matters!