Worship Services
Our Life as a Community of Faith Is Centered In Worship
Worship shapes our beliefs, sets the rhythm of our lives, and is the inspiration for our ministry. With prayer, song, and sacraments, we give thanks for the blessings we receive. Discover a new community of love around Christ’s communion table.
Come and Worship with us!
Sundays
8:00 am, Holy Communion. Join us for coffee afterwards
10:00 am, Holy Communion – Sunday School and child care. Join us for coffee afterwards
Wednesdays
10:00 am (Holy Communion and healing service)
Click HERE for a Meditation on Sunday’s Readings
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About Our Worship Services
We welcome you to all of our worship services and want you to feel comfortable worshiping with us. If this is your first visit, we know it’s not always easy, so just be yourself. You don’t have to dress up (although some of us do), and we promise not to make you stand and introduce yourself! The Book of Common Prayer is the liturgical basis for our worship services, and our 10:00 am Sunday Bulletin has the service outline printed making it easier to follow. If you don’t understand something, the person sitting next to you will be glad to help out
The Holy Communion service, instituted by Jesus Christ at the last supper includes receiving the bread and wine (we do not use grape juice), representing the body and blood of Jesus Christ. All Baptized Christians are invited to receive Holy Communion at the altar rail either kneeling or standing. During the current flu season, it is suggested that you do not drink from the cup, but hold the wafer and dip it in the wine when the cup is offered to you. If you want only a blessing , kneel or stand at the altar rail and cross your arms across your chest.
Christmas at Saint Dunstan’s
The Lord’s Table
“This is the table, not of the Church, but of the Lord.
It is to be made ready for those who love him and who want to love him more.
So, Come, you who have much faith, and you who have little,
you who have been here often; you who have not been for a long time,
you who have tried to follow and you who have failed.
Come, not because it is we who invite you: it is our Lord.
It is His will that those who want Him should meet him here”
– from the Iona Community
