Join us for a service of Holy Eucharist in the Chapel each Sunday at 10:30 A.M.

Have you heard about the Catholic Mass with Father Kingsley? It's an amazing opportunity to connect with your faith and feel the love of God in a warm and welcoming community. Come and join us for a truly uplifting and spiritual experience that will leave you feeling nourished and connected.

Join us each Wednesday at 11:15am for a simple and short midweek eucharist. Each week we will honor and remember the holy men and holy woman of the Church who have gone before us following the calendar of Lesser Feasts and Fasts.

Join us in the Chapel every Wednesday at 11:15 am for a simple midweek Eucharist. The Episcopal Church commemorates numerous saints and occasions throughout the year in which the lives of the faithful, both ancient and modern, are observed. At this midweek Eucharist, the Celebrant will offer a brief reflection on the biographical and historical aspects of the saint of the day in place of a homily using the wonderful and rich resources of The Episcopal Church including Lesser Feasts and Fasts, Holy Women, Holy Men, and  A Great Cloud of Witnesses.  

Join Colton Smith in a moment of prayer and reflection, and discover the strength and guidance that comes from within.

Join us for a service of Holy Eucharist in the Chapel each Sunday at 10:30 A.M.

Have you heard about the Catholic Mass with Father Kingsley? It's an amazing opportunity to connect with your faith and feel the love of God in a warm and welcoming community. Come and join us for a truly uplifting and spiritual experience that will leave you feeling nourished and connected.

Join us each Wednesday at 11:15am for a simple and short midweek eucharist. Each week we will honor and remember the holy men and holy woman of the Church who have gone before us following the calendar of Lesser Feasts and Fasts.

Join us in the Chapel every Wednesday at 11:15 am for a simple midweek Eucharist. The Episcopal Church commemorates numerous saints and occasions throughout the year in which the lives of the faithful, both ancient and modern, are observed. At this midweek Eucharist, the Celebrant will offer a brief reflection on the biographical and historical aspects of the saint of the day in place of a homily using the wonderful and rich resources of The Episcopal Church including Lesser Feasts and Fasts, Holy Women, Holy Men, and  A Great Cloud of Witnesses.  

Join Colton Smith in a moment of prayer and reflection, and discover the strength and guidance that comes from within.