WORSHIP

 "Give to the Lord the glory due to His name; worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness or in holy array."  Psalm 29:2

Worship is the focal point of our life together as a congregation. "Liturgy means, literally, "the work of the people."  As an Episcopal Church we rely upon The Book of Common Prayer.  It contains the forms of our rites and services, prayers that have been refined over generations of use, and much of the theology that expresses our faith and binds us together.  Our worship together, week after week, forms us as individuals and as a community to follow Christ and pursue His work in the world.  Each Sunday we are sent forth having been fed spiritually in preparation for the week ahead.

The experience of worship at Prince of Peace is warm and welcoming.  We work hard to produce excellent quality liturgies, but we are never stuffy.  We think you will find the experience of worship with us both joyous and inspiring. 

Weekly Schedule of Services  

Sunday Morning Holy Eucharist

8:00 AM - Rite II service with no music

10:15 AM - A Rite II service with hymns, choral anthems and service music.

We welcome and encourage children to attend all of our services. Nursery care is also provided during the 10:15 Sunday service.

Mid-Week Service

12 Noon Wednesdays The midweek Holy Eucharist is a spoken service and is typically a smaller, more intimate gathering.  It draws upon a variety of liturgical sources and the homily is generally conversational in style.

 Special Services

 Throughout the Church Year we also conduct a number of other special services, including a Blessing of the Animals for the Feast of St Francis in October; The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols for Christmas; Ash Wednesday; Tenebrae; the Triduum of Holy Week (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the Great Vigil of Easter) and, of course, highly festive celebrations of Christmas and Easter.

Prayer Chapel