How We Worship

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Services Times

Sunday  
9:00am: Festival Eucharist in person and via Zoom

11:00am  Intimate, spoken Eucharist in the round in-person only.

Monday
7:30 pm: Racial justice healing service on Zoom. 

Thursday

7:30am: Healing prayer service in person and via Zoom.

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How We Worship

As Episcopalians, we are part of the Anglican Communion and celebrate God in a tradition of common prayer rooted in centuries of spiritual wisdom. Our Book of Common Prayer sets the pattern for our worship and common life, which translates that tradition for a contemporary world. 

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Two men in suits shaking hands in a church, with a priest in religious robes holding a book, and a woman in a white dress standing behind them, near an altar with a cross and candles.
Join Us
A congregation inside a church, seated in pews, with an altar at the front. A priest and a nun are visible in the foreground, reading from papers. The church features stained glass windows, wooden beams, and a prominent crucifix hanging above the altar.

The feel of our sanctuary, congregation, and worship is friendly, participatory, and deeply rooted in the reality of an uncertain world that cries out for God’s love and liberating justice. Sermons focus on bringing the Bible in conversation with our lives and the hard questions of what it means to be people of faith and hope in challenging times. In worship, as in all things, St. Andrew’s seeks to embody God’s love for all, without exception. 

Visitors - and long timers! - tell us that our worship is joyful and gives strength in times of both happiness and sorrow. You’re invited to experience worship for yourself our two very different styles of service on Sundays at 9am and 11am. 

9am Festival Eucharist

Exuberant Eucharist that’s bustling with energy and includes our choir, kids programs, and people joining from across the country on Zoom. 

11am Reflective Eucharist

This spoken Eucharist in the round is a more quiet and intimate worship experience, with no music and more time for prayer and collective discussion of our weekly scripture readings.

Praising God is a Joy

Music and Worship

We agree with St. Augustine that “those who sing pray twice.” Music is at the heart of our 9am worship with a congregation loves to sing and a wonderful choir! 

While we are firmly rooted in the Anglican musical tradition, we enjoy a range of musical styles. Our growing congregation includes people from varied cultural, denominational, and musical backgrounds, so we emphasize participatory and diverse worship music that is intentionally taught and led, that elevates the soul, and that expands our horizons while drawing on the depth and breadth of Episcopal liturgy. All of our worship is an expression of praise to God by the gathered community, so congregational participation is always centered.

You’re invited to read more about our Music Minister, Dr. Hannah Carr, and our organist, Leon Burrows. Everyone is welcome in the choir and we’re fortunate to have instrumentalists in the congregation who bring their gifts to worship.

Choral group singing in a church, accompanied by a violinist, with stained glass windows and Easter flower decorations in the background.