Worship 
This is God's table and not our table, therefore all people will always be welcome Sunday Services at 8:00am and 10:00 am Nursery available 10 am - 11 am (but children are always welcome in church) Coffee & Social Space All Morning come have a light breakfast, a cup o' joe, and conversation Sunday
morning is the center of our life together. All of our programs get
their heartbeat from our Sunday worship of the Creator, whom we call
the fount of every blessing, the source of all that is good and
beautiful, the focus of our gratitude and the inspiration for our
service in the world. The term 'liturgy' refers to the combination of words, music, and movement
in a worship service. At Saint Mary's our entire liturgy is printed in
each Sunday's bulletin. The music for the 10 am service is chosen with
the scripture readings as well as the seasons in mind. All are
encouraged to sing, and those who play an instrument are invited to
share their gifts as well. The
scriptures we read are the same ones Episcopalians and other Christians
all over the country read on a given Sunday. The prayers come from a
variety of sources, most especially the 1979 Book of Common Prayer, but
we write a fair number particularly for this community. Every Sunday at
Saint Mary's we recommit ourselves to the Christian life in our
Baptismal Covenant. We also take some time at the end of each service
to seek God's blessing on the beginnings and endings, sorrows and
celebrations in our lives. New
this spring is a shorter service with a more progressive theology and
different music. We have just invented this new worship
expression - come experience it, and let us know what you think! All of our services include a Eucharist (sometimes referred
to as 'communion' or 'mass'). We consider it God's table and not ours,
and everyone will be welcome to receive the holy and life-giving bread
and wine of Jesus Christ. Come,
bring your friends and join us as we lift our voices in thanksgiving,
and commit ourselves to walk in Jesus' healing and compassionate ways.