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Ascension Day is a principal feast day in the Episcopal Church. It marks the occasion on which the risen Christ is taken into heaven after appearing to his followers for forty days (Acts 1:1-11, Mark 16:19). It is the conclusion of Jesus' post-resurrection appearances and the final elevation of his human nature to divine glory...
In this worship service, we celebrate with joy the resurrection of Christ. We share scripture, prayer, song, and fellowship with Christ in the Holy Eucharist (Lord's Supper or Communion).
In this worship service, we celebrate with joy the resurrection of Christ. We share scripture, prayer, song, and fellowship with Christ in the Holy Eucharist (Lord's Supper or Communion).
In this worship service, we celebrate with joy the resurrection of Christ. We share scripture, prayer, song, and fellowship with Christ in the Holy Eucharist (Lord's Supper or Communion).
Perhaps the most powerful worship service of the year, the Easter Vigil begins in the dark and moves through scripture by candlelight as we await the celebration of the resurrection of Christ. The lights burst on as voices and orchestra remind us of the glory of this day. With gratitude to Christ we celebrate with...
A quiet service of prayer and the veneration of the cross upon which our Savior died.
This afternoon observance of the Stations of the Cross is designed for families with children. It includes scripture and prayer like the early morning observance, but also includes the energy and rambunctiousness that young children can bring. This observance is for families with children of all ages. Together, we will remember the events that led...
A quiet service of prayer and the veneration of the cross upon which our Savior died.
This facilitated observance of the Stations of the Cross is an interactive, small-group version of this meaningful ritual. Participants will pray and read scripture as they remember the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion, "travelling" from one event to the other within the nave.
This service is named for the Latin word for "commandment." On this night we remember Jesus' final supper with his disciples and his commandment to us to love one another as he has loved us. The Maundy Thursday service is the first day of the Easter "Triduum" ("three days") that runs through Good Friday and...