Attend a Service
Sundays at 10:00 AM
An open, affirming community of newcomers and old friends, lifelong Christians and curious seekers. There is a seat at the table for you.
Common questions
What should I wear?
Come as you are. Some people dress up; others are more at home in casual clothes. What matters is not how you look — it’s that you decided to come.
Where should I park?
On Sundays you can use the Bank of America lots east of the parish hall (enter from 2nd) and south of campus, the Chase lot opposite the parish hall, and the City lot south of the Bank of America lot (enter from Union). They are free on Sundays because the banks and city are not using them.
Where do I enter?
The main entrance is on 2nd, through three sets of double doors into the Welcome Center. A greeter will welcome you and point you the right way — ask anything. Running late? We leave one welcome door open for you.
Can I take communion?
Yes — everyone is invited to the Table, for communion or for a blessing; the choice is yours. However much faith you bring, whether you have been here often or not for a long time, it is Christ who invites you.
What is the service like?
As a liturgical church, everyone present takes part — as much or as little as feels right. If you get lost, let the worship around you carry you. The pattern is familiar across many traditions: we gather, hear the Word in scripture readings, respond in sermon and prayer, then share bread and wine. Arrive about ten minutes early for a good choice of seating.
I’m nervous about going to church
That is understandable — many people here felt the same before their first visit. The Episcopal tradition is known for pageantry without guilt, room for questions and dinosaurs alike, clergy of all genders, and no need to check your brain at the door. Sit near the back, leave whenever you need, and let a greeter know if you’d like a hand.
After the service
Stay for coffee hour
Stepping into the parish hall after the service feels like walking into a warm, bustling living room full of family: tea and coffee, sweet and savory treats, and real conversation. It is the easiest way to meet people — stay for ten minutes and say hello.