Worship Schedule
As a Christian community, we come together for worship - to praise God, give thanks, share a meal, and pray for one another, our family and friends, and a just and fair world. Worship strengthens us as a community and emboldens us to share God's love with others.
Sunday Mornings
9:30 am Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with music
Celebrant: The Rev. Guy Fouts
In-person services have resumed Sunday. We want our congregation family to stay safe and will continue to follow the Diocesan guidelines for our county. Morris County is in the yellow, "high risk," category; therefore, we need to be masked (masks will be provided if you need one) and distanced for in-person worship and worship should be for a limited duration.
On Palm Sunday we will begin to offer the Communion Cup again, in keeping with the guidance of Bishop Hughes.
Our worship for the most part is a contemporary worship service in the Anglican tradition. We do utilize a mix of traditional and contemporary music and prayers from time to time as we seek to offer God some fresh air. Our worship during this service is slightly formal yet down-to-earth. Our children are an integral part of our community and at baptism are full members. We encourage our children to participate in worship.
Coffee Hour, a time for fellowship, follows worship.
A nursery is offered for children four and under during worship on Easter Sunday. The nursery is staffed by a paid attendant to provide consistency, as well as, an adult volunteer. Both have been trained in Safe Church practices and are there to provide a safe and fun atmosphere for our youngest members.
Following the Easter Eucharist, there will be an Easter egg hunt for all children attending.
Sunday Mornings
9:30 am Holy Eucharist, Rite II, with music
Celebrant: The Rev. Guy Fouts
In-person services have resumed Sunday. We want our congregation family to stay safe and will continue to follow the Diocesan guidelines for our county. Morris County is in the yellow, "high risk," category; therefore, we need to be masked (masks will be provided if you need one) and distanced for in-person worship and worship should be for a limited duration.
On Palm Sunday we will begin to offer the Communion Cup again, in keeping with the guidance of Bishop Hughes.
Our worship for the most part is a contemporary worship service in the Anglican tradition. We do utilize a mix of traditional and contemporary music and prayers from time to time as we seek to offer God some fresh air. Our worship during this service is slightly formal yet down-to-earth. Our children are an integral part of our community and at baptism are full members. We encourage our children to participate in worship.
Coffee Hour, a time for fellowship, follows worship.
A nursery is offered for children four and under during worship on Easter Sunday. The nursery is staffed by a paid attendant to provide consistency, as well as, an adult volunteer. Both have been trained in Safe Church practices and are there to provide a safe and fun atmosphere for our youngest members.
Following the Easter Eucharist, there will be an Easter egg hunt for all children attending.