Sunday Worship at 10:00am

**Nursery available for children infants to age five by advance “reservation”. Please contact the church office no later than Thursday by noon to let us know of your nursery needs.**

Sunday worship is both in person and live streamed on our Facebook Page.

COVID Protocols:

(October 18, 2021)

Masks are optional throughout the campus

Unvaccinated persons are strongly encouraged to wear a mask for their own protection and for the protection of others.

Christmas at St. Christopher’s

Christmas Eve

4:00PM Family worship with pageant and Holy Eucharist

10:30PM Festive Season Music

11:00PM Holy Eucharist

Christmas Day

11:00AM Holy Eucharist

Sunday, December 26

10:00AM Festival Service of Lessons and Carols

Welcome to
St. Christopher’s!

At St. Christopher’s we strive to be a warm welcoming parish where our members can be challenged in their relationship with Jesus Christ. People and our relationships with one another and God are at the heart of who we are and what we’re about. We invite you to “Come and See” for yourself.

VISIT US

WORSHIP

WORSHIP

Join us each Sunday for Rite II Holy Eucharist and Wednesdays starting September 12th for Celtic Evening Prayer with prayers for healing.

OUTREACH

OUTREACH

But do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God. Hebrews 13:14, 15

MUSIC

MUSIC

Worship is the focus of the Music Ministry at St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church. Membership in any musical ensemble is open to anyone interested in preparing and presenting sacred music.

CHILDREN

CHILDREN

Every Sunday, children (birth to age 5) may be brought to the nursery in the administration building from 9:45-10am for supervised play.

SERMONS

SERMONS

Join us each Sunday for Rite II Holy Eucharist and Wednesdays starting September 12th for Celtic Evening Prayer with prayers for healing.

PARISH LIFE

PARISH LIFE

Christian Formation meets after the service. Clergy or lay-led, our education program offers meaningful discussion of Scripture’s application to our daily lives in the Episcopal tradition of inquiry.