The 8 a.m. service is an intimate and contemplative service of Holy Eucharist held in the choir behind the altar.  There is no music at this service, but the lessons and sermon are identical to what is heard at the later service.  

The 10 a.m. service is a spirited and warm Sung Holy Eucharist service, featuring our Choir, organ, and the musical skills talents of the congregation, including singing, classical guitar, violin, and cello.  It is held in our sanctuary and is livestreamed. For much of the year, the Choir leads the music (ranging from traditional hymns, gospel, spirituals, jazz, music from Taizé, and more). On major feast days, incense is used and will frequently offer special musical offerings. Children are encouraged as leaders in this service by participating in the processions, reading the lesson, and leading the prayers. Older children also serve as acolytes, crucifers, and thurifers (the person who gets to handle the incense). All who desire to are invited to surround the altar during the Eucharistic Prayer. The service lasts between an hour and an hour and fifteen minutes.

Our services are Holy Eucharist according to the traditional use of the Book of Common Prayer. We use a variety of Eucharistic Prayers taken from the Book of Common Prayer and Enriching Our Worship.