Our Tradition
The Episcopal Church is part of the global Anglican Communion, rooted in the traditions of the ancient church while embracing the modern world. We believe in worshiping God in beautiful, reverent settings where all are welcome.
Our worship follows a liturgical format, meaning we use set prayers and scriptures that connect us to centuries of Christian tradition. At the same time, we encourage exploration, questioning, and intellectual engagement with our faith.
The Episcopal Church is known for its inclusivity and commitment to social justice. We believe that God's love is available to all people, and our parish is committed to being a welcoming community for everyone.
What to Expect in Worship
✦ The Service Structure
Episcopal services typically include readings from Scripture, singing of hymns, prayers, and communion (the Eucharist). Don't worry if you're unfamiliar with the format—our bulletin will guide you.
✦ Communion
We celebrate Holy Communion at every service. All baptized Christians are welcome to receive communion. If you're not yet baptized, we invite you to come forward for a blessing.
✦ Dress Code
Feel free to wear whatever makes you comfortable. Many of our members dress nicely, but casual clothing is perfectly fine.
✦ Questions?
Our clergy and volunteers are happy to answer any questions. Don't hesitate to ask—we're here to help you feel welcome.
How to Get Connected
Visit Us
Come to a Sunday service at 9:00 AM or 11:00 AM. We have welcome materials available in the narthex (entry area).
Coffee & Fellowship
After the service, join us for coffee and conversation. It's a great way to meet other parishioners in a relaxed setting.
Connect with Our Clergy
Our rector, Rev. Sarah Williams, and associate clergy members are available to discuss your faith journey and answer any questions you might have.
Explore Our Programs
We offer adult education classes, Bible studies, youth groups, service opportunities, and social events throughout the year.