Worship & Bible Study
Sunday
9:30 AM – Divine Service with Holy Communion every Sunday
11:00 AM – Christian Education for adults and children
Ash Wednesday
6:00 PM – Divine Service with Holy Communion
Lenten Midweek (Wednesday) Services (March 12 – April 9)
6:00 PM – Vespers
6:45 PM – Join us for our Meager Meal – a simple but filling soup and bread meal provided by the congregation in a time of fellowship.
Holy Week
Palm Sunday (April 13): The Divine Service with Holy Communion will be held at 9:30, with Bible study to be held afterwards.
Maundy Thursday (April 17): Divine Service with Holy Communion to be held at 6:00 PM.
Good Friday (April 18): Divine Service to be held at 6:00 PM.
Easter Sunday (April 20): We celebrate the Risen Christ at 9:30 AM in the Divine Service with Holy Communion, with Easter Breakfast afterwards!
A Note on Communion
We love to have visitors. In our desire to care for everyone on a personal level, we ask that visitors speak to the pastor before taking communion. It is our goal to make sure nobody gets lost in the crowd.
Other Worship Information
The worship service reaches beyond the here and now. We use songs and prayers that are focused on Jesus, what He has done, and what He continues to do for His people across space and time. To misquote a great writer, “tradition is the majority vote from those who have passed before us to the minority of us who are living.”* Therefore we find it wise to patiently examine what we do with what the massive majority of saints before us have done and what legacy we want to pass on to future generations.
A dress code for Sunday is not our focus (although clothing is not optional since we’re no longer in the Garden of Eden!). We simply ask that clothing be considerate of others.
Parking – Places to park include the church parking lot along with the parking lot next to Schlafly Bottleworks to the east and the Citizen’s National Bank Park to the west. Handicap parking is provided on Marshall Ave. next to the church building.
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*Check out Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton. The misquoted section is gleaned from chapter 4.