Services & Sermons

Wednesdays at Noon

Noonday Prayers

Join us via Zoom for a time of worship and fellowship made available to those otherwise may not be able to join us in person. It’s easy to so, just click this link — see you online!

Prayer Requests

Prayer requests may be submitted through our Prayer Requests page by 12pm Wednesdays to be included on Sunday. Requests received after the deadline will be read the following week.

For weekly lectionary readings, please visit: http://www.textweek.com

The Third Sunday of Easter, April 14

The Rev. Sarah Cowan,
Celebrating and Preaching

The Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 21

Dean Gary Meade,
Celebrating and Preaching

Sundays at 10:00 am

Holy Eucharist Rite II

Offered in-person in the Nave and live-streamed on the St. Mary’s YouTube channel.

(Note: should we experience technical difficulties with our livestream on YouTube, we will attempt to post a recording of the service on this page.)

Service bulletins may be downloaded using the link below.

Click here for the bulletin for April 28

Saturdays at 9:00 am

Morning Prayer

You are welcome for a brief service of Morning Prayer in the Sisters Chapel as part our weekly Hope & Food ministry. Following worship, please join our neighbors for a time of fellowship as we share a brown-bag breakfast and freshly-brewed coffee. To learn more, to donate, or to volunteer, please contact Melissa Bridgman or Dean Gary Meade.

Would you like to contribute? Click here for a printable shopping list of foods needed for this pop-top ministry. Thank you!

Using Your Book of Common Prayer

Daily Office 101

We have a treasure in the Book of Common Prayer (BCP)! With the BCP each of us can continue our worship and join other Episcopalians around the country and Anglicans around the world by praying the Daily Office.

The Daily Office is an ancient practice that utilizes daily prayers to mark the times of the day. For Episcopalians/Anglicans, this generally comes in the form of the two main offices of Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer, although there are also prayer offices to mark noonday and one to make the close of the day, which is known as Compline. The BCP also has a shortened version of the offices to mark the hours known as “Daily Devotions for Individuals and Families.” These short prayer services are for Morning, Noon, the Early Evening, and the Close of the Day.

There are multiples places to access the Daily Office, including both online as well as the actual Book of Common Prayer. Click here for more information.