Are you curious about the Episcopal church and its liturgy? Do you have questions about the flow of the service, or wonder about all the sitting, standing, and kneeling? Check out our Instructed Eucharist from August 9, where Mother Nikki and Matt Rogers explain how and why it’s all done. The service bulletin for the Instructed Eucharist will help you follow along by providing a play-by-play of the liturgy and explanations.
Worship at St. Gregory’s
Sundays:
8:00AM Holy Eucharist
10:30AM Holy Eucharist with choir (livestreamed)
Wednesdays:
6PM Healing Service and Holy Eucharist
Third Friday of each month (except during Lent)
6:00PM Ceilidh Folk Service
Worship at St. Gregory the Great centers around the celebration of Holy Eucharist. Relying on the flexibility and liturgical richness of The Book of Common Prayer, the congregation of St. Gregory practices both traditional and innovative modes of worship. The language of the service is inclusive, as is congregational participation in worship roles: acolytes, lay readers, Eucharistic ministers, ushers, altar guild members, flower guild members, and musicians. All confirmed members of the church, regardless of age, race, gender, or sexual orientation are encouraged to assist in the experience of worship. Most importantly, all of the congregation are invited to the Eucharistic table to share the bread and wine.
