This quiet contemplative service follows Rite Two of the Book of Common Prayer. It includes a sermon and Holy Communion and typically lasts forty-five minutes.
The Child Centered Eucharist is designed specifically for young children and their families. With flexible seating arrangements and soft space, families can relax and children can “wiggle” as they experience the wonder of God and explore their faith. This service features child-friendly music that encourages active participation, a focused homily geared toward children up to 3rd grade, and all within a family-oriented 40 minutes.
This traditional choral Eucharist includes organ, choir, and sermon. We follow Rite Two in the Book of Common Prayer. A children’s sermon is offered as well as prayers for healing.
A weekly “dinner liturgy” lead by The Slate Project. Starting at 6pm, everyone is invited to participate in transforming our space into an intimate dinner setting for thirty or so people.
This quiet service is held in the Peace Chapel.
Susan Wert
This quiet contemplative service follows Rite Two of the Book of Common Prayer. It includes a sermon and Holy Communion and typically lasts forty-five minutes.
The Child Centered Eucharist is designed specifically for young children and their families. With flexible seating arrangements and soft space, families can relax and children can “wiggle” as they experience the wonder of God and explore their faith. This service features child-friendly music that encourages active participation, a focused homily geared toward children up to 3rd grade, and all within a family-oriented 40 minutes.
This traditional choral Eucharist includes organ, choir, and sermon. We follow Rite Two in the Book of Common Prayer. A children’s sermon is offered as well as prayers for healing.
A weekly “dinner liturgy” lead by The Slate Project. Starting at 6pm, everyone is invited to participate in transforming our space into an intimate dinner setting for thirty or so people.
This quiet service is held in the Peace Chapel.