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Worship Schedule

Sunday, 8:00 AM -- Rite II Holy Eucharist
Sunday, 10:00 AM -- Rite II Holy Eucharist, choral
Wednesday, 6:30 AM -- Holy Eucharist on 1st, 3rd & 5th Wednesdays each month; Morning Prayer on 2nd & 4th Wednesdays.
Celtic Eucharist services -- monthly on 4th Wednesdays or as announced, at 7 PM, featuring chants, alternative worship texts, and shared snacks afterward.
Special services on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Eve, St. Francis' Day and Thanksgiving Day.

We welcome children into the liturgy and encourage families to worship together. Families with young children are invited to use the chapel if they would like more space for their children. Nursery care for infants and toddlers is available. Please ask an usher for assistance.

Holy Communion is served in two places. You may receive communion kneeling or standing at the altar rail, or you may received communion standing at the station in front of the baptismal font. If you are unable to come to the standing station at the font, please notify an usher and the sacraments can be brought to you.

Listening enhancement devices are available for all services -- just ask an usher for one.

Worship Ministries

St. David's offers a number of ways you can participate in worship ministries. From singing in the choir or reading lessons during services, to quieter behind-the scenes roles such as serving on the altar guild, there's a place for you! Choose any of the links below for more information or to sign up.

St. Cecilia's Altar Guild, who prepare our worship space.

Ushers, who help and guide the congregation.

Acolytes, who carry crosses, candles, and books in worship services.

Music -- singers and instrumentalists who enhance our worship services.

Lectors, or lay readers, who read the lessons and lead us in saying the Psalms.

Chalice bearers, who serve the wine during communion.

Lay Eucharistic Visitors, who take communion to our members who cannot attend services.

Mother Elaine leading an informal all-ages Good Friday Eucharist service in the parish hall.

The meditation chapel at the back of the church is the location for the Tuesday noon Eucharist, Thursday evening worship by our EFM group, and other small, intimate services.

Worship planning links

The Office for Liturgy & Music, ECUSA

The Revised Common Lectionary, Years A, B & C

Online Liturgical Calendar, with links to lessons for special days

The Online Book of Common Prayer

The Book of Common Prayer, various years and parts of the Anglican communion

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