Join parish family, neighbors, and passers-by for an intimate celebration of the Holy Eucharist. With the congregation gathered in the chancel (where the choir customarily sits) and the first rows of the nave, we will share a liturgy with readings, preaching, music, and Communion – services purposefully kept to a half-hour for those joining during […]
Please join us for in-person Holy Eucharist in our Copley Square building. Masks are welcomed.
Please join us for in-person Holy Eucharist in our Copley Square building, with organ, choristers, and choir. Our 10 am service is also livestreamed to our website and to our YouTube Channel and to our Facebook page. This service includes an in-person Children's Homily and nursery care for little ones. Masks are welcomed.
As we begin our year of “Grateful Hearts, Gracious Lives,” join Morgan and Brandon for a four-part series overviewing grace, the faithful virtue; and graciousness, the ethical practice. We will approach these ideas from our Anglican perspectives of “scripture, tradition, and reason,” as well as contemporary resources in popular culture.
Are you new to the Episcopal Church and curious to learn more about its history and traditions? Are you a long-time Episcopalian with unanswered questions about “why we do that”? Have you been considering baptism or confirmation but never knew how to take the next step?
Join parish family, neighbors, and passers-by for an intimate celebration of the Holy Eucharist. With the congregation gathered in the chancel (where the choir customarily sits) and the first rows of the nave, we will share a liturgy with readings, preaching, music, and Communion – services purposefully kept to a half-hour for those joining during […]
Please join us for in-person Holy Eucharist in our Copley Square building. Masks are welcomed.
Please join us for in-person Holy Eucharist in our Copley Square building, with organ, choristers, and choir. Our 10 am service is also livestreamed to our website and to our YouTube Channel and to our Facebook page. This service includes an in-person Children's Homily and nursery care for little ones. Masks are welcomed.
As we begin our year of “Grateful Hearts, Gracious Lives,” join Morgan and Brandon for a four-part series overviewing grace, the faithful virtue; and graciousness, the ethical practice. We will approach these ideas from our Anglican perspectives of “scripture, tradition, and reason,” as well as contemporary resources in popular culture.
Are you new to the Episcopal Church and curious to learn more about its history and traditions? Are you a long-time Episcopalian with unanswered questions about “why we do that”? Have you been considering baptism or confirmation but never knew how to take the next step?
