Solemn Evensong and Benediction
At 5:00 p.m. most every Sunday
from September 28th - May 17th
This is a contemplative and peaceful service offering readings, prayers, and beautiful choral music drawn from the great treasury of Anglican literature.
Close your weekend with a calming respite from a busy world.
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Thy Glorious Resurrection: Renewing God’s House
In every generation, God’s people have to make sacrifices to see to it that what they have been left by previous generations is not only conserved, but improved upon. Twelve years ago, that meant installing a new organ, which now rings out every Sunday and more often too. In our time, it means new stained glass, air conditioning to make our church welcoming, and the start of a roof fund to make sure our church is protected from the elements. These are primal things: keeping the church safe from the elements is most necessary. Welcoming guests and making them comfortable is a biblical imperative. And windows, which allow us inside to see God and His Story, also allow others, who may never have considered entering this church, to see in.
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2014 Ordo Calendar
now available
You can purchase yours
now buy clicking here >
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Watch a short video about Resurrection
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This Month in Pascha Nostrum
August 2014
First, I am delighted to say that all the new stained glass has received (as far as I know) universal approbation and that it has proved just the missing element I hoped it would. Once the weather changes again, and the bottom opening windows are closed, there will no longer be any natural light coming into the church, and the colour will be all the more intense. Many 18th century churches had completely clear glass, and obviously, there is no tradition in the Eastern Church of it, but a Gothic church cries out for stained glass, as it is very much part of its bone structure. It is the stained glass that give the drenching jewel colour so prevalent in Gothic churches (think of the beautiful sapphire blue at Chartres), and also creates the play of light and shadows which so characterises the Gothic. Download >
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Watch > the video on the Resurrection organ on the BBC's network
