Due to Covid 19 and the Omicron variant, we have paused our in person worship until the middle of January. We will reevaluate early in January given public health guidelines at that time.
We offer an online video each Sunday as we continue to worship even though we can’t gather together in person.
Join us for our online worship from St. Paul’s Anglican, Uxbridge as we celebrate Corpus Christi. We welcome The Reverend Canon David Harrison as our guest preacher.
Although we won’t be celebrating the Eucharist, we will engage in Meal of Remembrance as a reminder of our communion with each other as the body of Christ and with God through the breaking of bread. You are invited to have a piece of bread in front of you during the worship and some wine if you’d like. After of prayer of gratitude and thanksgiving, we will be invited to consume it as we remember the meal that Jesus gave us the night before he died.
Speaker: The Rev. Canon Mark Kinghan, The Rev. Sean Astop & the Rev. Karen Hammond Croxall
Sunday, May 23, 2021
Join us for worship as we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost in partnership with St. Andrew’s Chalmers Presbyterian and Trinity United. The service includes inspiring music sung by our combined virtual choir, dance, prayers, scripture and reflections. Celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit!!!
Join us for worship on this Sixth Sunday of Easter as we continue to celebrate the hope and promise of the resurrection. This Sunday we enjoy jazz as we are engaged in our praise of God for the many blessings we have been given. Today we reflect on Jesus our friend and what that means for us and our lives.
Join us for online worship from St. Paul’s Anglican, Uxbridge as we celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Easter. We continue to sing our alleluia’s as an Easter people with a resurrection faith. Gathering virtually in worship includes prayers, scripture, a reflection and music.
Join us for worship on this Fourth Sunday of Easter as we focus and reflect on Jesus the Good Shepherd. A service of inspiring music, prayers, scripture and a reflection on Jesus the Good Shepherd today in our lives. We continue to celebrate the joy and promise of our resurrection faith.
Join us for the Third Sunday of Easter as we continue to proclaim the joy and hope of the resurrection with music, prayers, scripture reading and a reflection. Alleluia, Christ is risen; He is risen indeed, Alleluia!!!
An online worship video as we celebrate the hope and promise that the tomb is empty and Jesus is very much alive!!!
We will enter into a meal of remembrance as part of the liturgy,
I invite you to have a piece of bread or a cracker in front of your and some wine if you wish. Following a prayer of thanksgiving we will join in this time of remembrance of the meal Jesus gave us.
THIS IS NOT MEANT TO BE A CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARIST.
However, it is a symbolic breaking of bread remember the meal Jesus gave us to unite us together with each other and with God.
