We celebrate three services of Holy Communion each week.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. service: This service is a traditional Episcopal Service using the BCP Rite I.
Hymns led by our organist are part of this service.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. service: This service is more contemporary and family-friendly. Our music consists of contemporary praise and worship songs as well as traditional hymns. During the program year, we offer Sunday school for our children, and we have a self-service nursery for babies and toddlers.
Friday 12:00 PM service: In addition to Eucharist, this service includes a short, conversational sermon and an opportunity to receive anointing with holy oil and individual prayers for healing.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. service: This service is a traditional Episcopal Service using the BCP Rite I.
Hymns led by our organist are part of this service.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. service: This service is more contemporary and family-friendly. Our music consists of contemporary praise and worship songs as well as traditional hymns. During the program year, we offer Sunday school for our children, and we have a self-service nursery for babies and toddlers.
Friday 12:00 PM service: In addition to Eucharist, this service includes a short, conversational sermon and an opportunity to receive anointing with holy oil and individual prayers for healing.
Prayer and worship
In our baptismal covenant, we promise “to continue in the apostle’s teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in the prayers” (BCP 304). This is important to us. Episcopalians are sacramental, which means we place high value on the sacraments, particularly the sacraments of baptism and the Eucharist. We are also people of prayer who define ourselves in part by our Book of Common Prayer.
Breaking of Bread
At Saint David’s, we gather for worship with Holy Communion virtually every Sunday at 8:00 and 10:00. Our 8:00 service is a more formal and traditional both in our prayers and in our music. Our 10:00 service is a more contemporary and family-oriented, with children’s Sunday School each week. We also offer special healing prayers after the 10:00 service each week.
PrayersAt Saint David’s, we encourage people to maintain a healthy and vital prayer practice during the week at home. People can use forms from the Episcopal Prayerbook.
We also encourage people to use “Prayer Cycles.” Below are two options. The first is a one-month parish prayer cycle that lists our members and ministries. The second is a one-month cycle of prayer for all the nations of the world. In addition to these regular Prayer Cycles, we regularly pray for people in need. If you would like to be added to our prayer list, please contact the office at [email protected]. |