We celebrate weekly Services of
Holy Communion
based on the historic Lectionary.
For the fourth Sunday of the month, we use the Service of Morning Prayer in place of the ante-Communion. This is an opportunity to enjoy traditional Anglican Canticles without missing Holy Communion.
For the fifth Sunday of the month (4 times per year) we conduct a
Service of Morning Prayer, using the opportunity to train Lay Ministers to conduct Worship Services in the absence of the Rector.
Our Worship Liturgy is based on the
Book of Common Prayer, 1662,
borrowing portions of the contemporary language version developed by the Church of England, known as Common Worship.
The Scripture lessons are taken from the historic "Eucharistic Lectionary", the 1-yr Lectionary that governed Anglican worship for many centuries.
Our hymns are generally taken from the Hymnal 1940, supplemented with additional music from a variety of sources. The purpose of sacred music is to enhance the meaning of the Scripture lessons for the particular Sunday in the Church Year.
Through the use of digital technology we sing to the accompaniment of pipe organs and listen to the world's finest choirs, presenting musical treasures from the past and the present. The purpose of all our Worship is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.
