We simply can't wait to welcome you in.

​WELCOME VISITORS!

​We're so glad you have joined us for a service. Please tell us a little about yourself.

Attire

We encourage you to dress in attire that makes you feel comfortable. Look glamorous. Look casual. Come from the night shift in your Nomex. We just want YOU with US.

Parking

There are two main parking areas, one very close to the church entrance and the other close to Broce Hall and the Christian Education Building. A few spaces are located near Delaware around the church office.

About Our Worship

Our 8am service follows Rite I:
For the early risers who prefer a traditional and serene service. This service uses a more formal and traditional language for Holy Eucharist (Communion or the Lord’s Supper). If you like an intimate form of worship with no choir music, this be for thee. 
Our 10am and Wednesday night services follow Rite II:
Our mid-morning worship service uses more contemporary language for the Holy Eucharist (Communion or the Lord’s Supper) and features our talented choir. We’d love to see you and yours visit and join this joyful worship. ​
Learn more about the structure and language of the Holy Eucharist at episcopalchurch.org.
Wednesday Evening Service
We offer a brief service (Rite II) at 5:30 pm.  It lasts approximately 30 minutes and includes Eucharist (Holy Communion).  If you work on Sundays or need a mid-week pick-me-up, this is the service for you.
Worship in the Episcopal Church follows a Liturgy. Liturgies are listed in the Book of Common Prayer.  We are traditional in that we kneel for prayers and sing hymns from the hymnal. We are also non-traditional, in that we encourage the worshiper to participate in ways that are comfortable for him or her, whether that means bowing, standing, praying, making the sign of the cross, singing, or just sitting.  We prefer to meet you just where you are and offer a loving environment where you can feel God's presence.  If you are new to a service like this and would like some help, feel free to ask a greeter or usher who will sit with you and help you through the service.  A typical Sunday looks like this.
Want to see our worship in action? Click here to watch our Instructed Eucharist