Services

Worship at St. Patrick’s is traditional. We use the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, thereby praying in common with Christians throughout the world. Every part of our worship relates to how we live out our relationship with God and all of humanity. The 8:00 AM service has no music and is generally smaller than the later service. The 10:30 AM service is filled with music of varying styles, primarily accompanied by organ and piano.

Music is led by a choir. The communion meal of bread and wine is served at both services every Sunday.

To read our liturgy, or order of service, for most Sunday services, click here.

Breakfast

One of our community building ministries at St. Patrick’s is Sunday morning breakfast. Our breakfast crew arrives early Sunday morning and prepares a great meal, including on any given morning, eggs, sausage, fruit, oatmeal, breads, and potatoes. Breakfast is served between the two services at 9:00 AM. Donations are accepted.

Sunday School

Children are valued in our church. We know that church is one of the places in our society where intergenerational community is developed and we capitalize on that opportunity. Children’s classes meet at the beginning of the 10:30 service and they join the rest of the congregation mid way through the service for communion. Nursery and young toddler care is available from 9:30 – 11:30.

Youth

We use a youth program based on “The Journey to Adulthood” curriculum. Currently our youth, grades 6-8, form a group called Rite 13. They meet at 9:30 Sunday mornings and at other times for social activities. The “graduates” of this group will help us develop a more comprehensive youth program. Many of our teens have been involved in mission trips over the years and are welcomed into congregational life.

Adult Spiritual Formation

We offer a variety of opportunities for adults to grow spiritually. A class is offered Sunday mornings at 9:30. We also have two weekly gatherings to study and pray with scripture and occasional special events keep us growing in our faith.

Coffee Hour

How to describe our coffee hour? Energetic ... Enthusiastic ... Social ... Filling ... Welcoming ... Friendly. All of these words fit, yet fall short of a full description. Please join us after the 10:30 service for that most Anglican of traditions - Coffee Hour. Simply head down the short hall and down the stairs. You won't be sorry you did!