Worship

 

Weekly Worship Schedule

 

    Sundays

   
   10:15 am - 12:00 pm        Nursery Ministry

     8:00 am                        Worship with Holy Eucharist

   10:30 am                        Worship with Holy Eucharist
 

    Wednesdays


    12:00 pm                   Worship with Laying on of Hands and Anointing

                                              with Oil for Healing and Holy Eucharist

 

Music and Choir

 

    Our worship is supported by a choir of men and women under the direction of Dr. A. T. Simpson, who is also Director of the Choral Music Program at Bellarmine University. On occasion, Dr. Simpson's college music students augment our ranks. Our music is rich and varied. Black History Month is observed in February.

Nursery and Activity Rooms

 

    Our Nursery for children up through age 5 are available every Sunday from 10:15 a.m. until 12:00 noon for parents who seek supportive care during worship.

Children’s Worship Bulletins

 

    Special bulletins are available each week in two versions: Ages 3-6 and Ages 7-12.  Enjoy this age-appropriate retelling of scripture, and the fun and educational activities included.  Pick up your copy (and crayons) from the ushers.

Flowers 

   

    Altar Flowers may be given in memory of, in celebration of, or thanksgiving for a person, event or occasion.   Flowers are generally delivered to the sick or homebound.  Call the parish office to reserve a date! 

Ministers 

   

        * Altar Guild

        * Ushers

        * Greeters

        * Acolytes

        * Lectors

        * Eucharistic Ministers
 

Sacraments and Sacramental Rites

 

    According to our Book of Common Prayer (pp. 857-58), sacraments are "outward and visible signs of inward and spiritual grace," and "grace is God's favor towards us, unearned and undeserved; by grace God forgives our sins, enlightens our minds, stirs our hearts, and strengthens our will." Baptism and Eucharist (The Lord's Supper) are the two great sacraments of the Gospel. Other sacramental rites which evolved in the Church include matrimony (marriage), confession (reconciliation of a penitent), unction (anointing for healing), confirmation (laying on of hands by a bishop for strengthening by the Holy Spirit), and ordination (for deacons, priests and bishops).

    Baptism

    Eucharist

    Matrimony

    Confession

    Unction

    Confirmation

    Ordination

        

      



 
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