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Life is a journey. At Church of the Servant we honor wherever you
might be in your spiritual pilgrimage. We welcome you to explore faith and to travel the sacred path with us as fellow pilgrims. Our life together is marked by: |
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- Worship, rooted in ancient patterns and expressed in fresh and
inclusive ways.
- Passionate commitment to social ministries as we reach out to others in our community.
- Educational programs for open minds and faith development, and
- Sharing of food and loving hearts in witness to God's generous hospitality to all.
Begun in 1972, Church of the Servant is a community of people from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and lifestyles--gay and straight, married, partnered, and single, some from other denominations and faith traditions, some life-long Episcopalians, some brand new to church or returning to church after a long absence. What we have in common is the search for a deeper, more joyful, and more intentional life and a willingness to pursue that search in the context of the Episcopal Church.
To learn more, read the Abridged Profile of Church of the Servant.
Click here to access the Church of the Servant Calendar.
SERVICES SCHEDULE:
- Sunday, 8:30 AM Holy Eucharist
- Sunday, 9:40 AM Christian Education (September through May)
- Sunday, 11:00 AM Holy Eucharist
(10:00 AM June 6th through September 5th) - Wednesday, 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist, followed by brown bag lunch
- Nursery is available for the 9:40 Christian Education hour and the 11 AM (or 10 AM in the summer) service
We now have a simple service of the Holy Eucharist each Wednesday at noon. We use scripture readings commemorating the saints and other holy people along with a Rite 2 liturgy with occasional variations. Those who attend are invited to bring a brown bag lunch and stay to eat together. All are welcome!
Curious to know more about the Episcopal church? Here are some helpful web sites:
- http://pttw.info/ - Peek Through the Window of the Episcopal Church
- http://www.jesuswasanepiscopalian.org/ - has a series of short videos