Church Has Never Been My ThingI’m just checking it out.
We totally get that. There are many different reasons for wanting to attend church for the first time. Some want to become closer to God, and some are seeking community, while others are drawn to God through rituals and symbols. Maybe you’re thinking about attending to please a partner, or you think church should be important for your kids. Whatever your reasons, we’re glad you’re here.
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Church Used To Be My ThingI’m thinking about coming back.
There are many reasons why people make their way back to church. Some didn't intentionally quit; it just wasn’t a priority. Some were really let down by church; while others felt they no longer fit their church. When you think about returning, you might be: excited, nervous, timid, hopeful, suspicious . . . There are many valid feelings. Whatever your reasons, we’re glad you’re here.
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Church Is My ThingI’m looking for a new one.
We might be a good fit if you: are new to Beaumont; are trying to make new friends; are starting a new chapter of your spiritual life; want a more just society; enjoy thoughtful discussions; honor the traditions of the church by imagining them in new ways; have doubts about the religious life; want to co-create a community you would be proud of. Whatever your reasons, we’re glad you’re here.
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Service Time10:00 am Sundays
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AttireWe 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.
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ParkingThere are two main parking areas, one close to the church entrance and the other close to Broce Hall (our parish hall). A few spaces are located near Delaware around the church office.
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About Our Worship
Our worship service uses more contemporary language and features our talented organist.
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 them, whether that means bowing, standing, praying, making the sign of the cross, or just sitting. We prefer to meet you just where you are and offer a loving environment where you can feel God's presence.
Learn more about the structure and language of the Holy Eucharist at episcopalchurch.org.