Our Sunday services throughout the year usually include singing, Bible readings, prayers for ourselves and others, a sermon, and the Holy Communion, where we remember Our Lord's death and resurrection and partake of his Body and Blood.
All baptized Christians who approach Our Lord in repentance and faith are welcome to receive Communion. Visitors who are not baptized Christians are welcome to come forward during the Communion to receive a blessing from the priest.
You may see some movement among those around you during a service, including kneeling, crossing oneself, genuflecting, and bowing. There will be times that the congregation will read or chant in a response and recite creeds collectively. If you are new to a tradition that uses formal prayers and liturgy, we encourage you to participate without any concern for “doing things correctly.” We want your visit to be comfortable so that you may fully experience God’s presence through worship and fellowship.