Sunday Worship is at 11 am: Holy Eucharist

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This Easter season, the fifty days between the Resurrection and Pentecost might be called our time of reassurance. Jesus has completed his mission. He has become man, born of the Virgin Mary, nurtured in the carpenter’s shop, launched in his ministry by turning water into wine at a wedding. He has become a teacher and successfully achieved the true mark of a rabbi of his time, in that he has attracted student – disciples. With the twelve and the rest of the entourage who accompanied them, he has traveled in the region, not only teaching but also performing miracles of healing and feeding thousands. His teachings about the nature of God in general and his own claim to be a son of God have so annoyed the established church of his day that its leaders have seen fit to have him killed. He has suffered under Pontius Pilate, been crucified, died, and been buried. He has descended to the dead and, on the third day following his crucifixion, he has risen. The Lord is risen indeed. And thus we say alleluia, alleluia.
​Another term for Easter season, the Great Fifty Days. As used in English-speaking churches, “tide” is an old word meaning a festival and its season.

Holy Eucharist is our primary weekly worship service
Alternative worship opportunities are evening Compline and Sunday Morning Prayer

All published Hymns and Music are copyrighted and licensed through Church Publishing and One License (#738502-A)
If you cannot attend the in-person service this Sunday,

​you can always join the

​Washington National Cathedral's service:
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be sure to download the WNC's service bulletin
May 2nd, Fifth Sunday of Easter

April 25th, Fourth Sunday of Easter
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April 18th, Third Sunday of Easter

April 11th, Second Sunday of Easter

April 4th, Easter Sunday

April 2nd, Good Friday

April 1st, Maundy Thursday

March 28th, Palm Sunday

March 21st, Last Sunday in Lent

March 14th, 4th Sunday in Lent

March 7th, 3d Sunday in Lent

Links to YouTube Channel​
 ​(easy to navigate PDF)
​Daily Morning Prayer, Rite II - page 75
​Noonday Prayer - page 103
​Daily Evening Prayer, Rite II - page 115
Compline - page 127
​Prayers & Thanksgivings - page 810
Psalms of David. - page 585
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