Worship

Morning Prayer

8:00 am Monday - Thursday
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We’re so glad you decided to worship with us! To join the online experience please click the link below.

The service will follow what’s in this linked booklet:
Morning Prayer

The readings can be accessed at: http://www.satucket.com/lectionary Open it in another window to follow along. Just click on the right day on the calendar; our readings will be in the left-hand column. Click on each reading to see the full text and follow along.
The Collect of the Day is the collect from the past Sunday. You’ll find it in your worship booklet from last Sunday or on the tab for last Sunday on this calendar:http://www.lectionarypage.net But the prayer is brief, and you may prefer just to listen to it.

When we leave space for your own prayers of intercession and thanksgiving, feel free to type your prayers into the comments so we can all see them and pray together for them.

May we all feel the peace of Christ as we begin our days in worship together!

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Sunday Services

We’re so glad you decided to worship with us!

Our worship services follow the Book of Common Prayer liturgy. We’re casual, comfortable people with some of us wearing suits and others wearing jeans to worship. Small children with their giggles and squirms are always welcome in our services. Their noise reminds us to rejoice! Our services are printed in an easy-to-follow booklet so you can participate right along with us on your first Sunday.

8:30 am Holy Eucharist Rite I

Holy Eucharist Rite I in the sanctuary

quiet and contemplative service

10:30 am Holy Eucharist Rite II

Holy Eucharist Rite II in the sanctuary

festive choral service
Nursery and Children’s Chapel for little ones
also livestreamed on Facebook

Worship along with us using the following service booklet:
Pentecost Season

This week's readings and other information can be found in this insert:
17th Sunday after Pentecost - September 24

Use the comments section of the event to let everyone know you’re there - it makes us all feel like we’re worshipping together. And, of course, add your prayer concerns as well.

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