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Sunday Worship Service 10:00 a.m.
Masks are available at the door for those who would like one.
We ask that if you are not feeling well to stay home until you are better.
Communion will be provided at the in-person Sunday Service
by Sharing of the Cup or Priestly Intinction.
Contact us for the Sunday 10:00 a.m. Zoom Link to join live worship.
For the Weekly Recorded Sermon go HERE
For the Service Readings go HERE
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Mid-week Eucharistic Service
Wednesday Mornings at 9:30 with Incense
You can order the book online yourself by clicking on the poster or
Krista will be ordering 5 that can be purchased from the Church Office.
Please let her know if you would like to purchase one from the office.
The cost of the book is $7.00.
Disciple Nights meets on Sundays at 7:30 pm.
In the Lounge
The Book that we will be reading is called:
"The Call of the Image Bearers: A Narrative Catechism."
This “catechism” is intentionally different from traditional catechisms. The traditional format of the catechism is very systematic in nature, following logically through the basics of the Christian faith according to theological subject matter, and presented in a very dogmatic and pedagogical form. Students would study a series of questions and then memorize appropriate answers, as authorized by the various editions of the Prayer Books. While this approach may have been valuable in the past, our present context proves to be more challenging. This “catechism” is therefore grounded in the biblical narrative of salvation history. The goal is for you to enter into the story of the scriptures and connect with God in the wondrous story of creation and salvation and history, where God is active in the world, and where our identity is rooted in our relationship with the Triune God as Image Bearers.
