We have prayed our way through Advent preparing for the gift and celebrating the gift of Jesus during Christmas. We prayed our way through our times of revelation and atonement in Epiphany and Lent. We have celebrated our Sovereign Lord through his resurrection and time with the disciples during Easter and we have experience the joy of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. And now we march into Ordinary Time.
Ordinary Time is that period of the Liturgical Year between Pentecost (May 19th) and Christ the King Sunday (November 24th) the Sunday before Advent. But it is anything but “ordinary.”
During these 27 Sundays explore what we do day to day in all aspects of life: work, family, vacations, time with friends, all the things which fill our lives. We spend these 27 weeks looking at how Jesus worked in his ministry, the theological aspects of our faith, our understanding and development of our lives.
Join us for our September 22nd Worship Service.
Join us for our September 8th Worship Service Join us for our September 15th Worship Service.
Join us for our August 25th Worship Service. Join us for our September 1st Worship Service.
Join us for our August 11th Worship Service. Our August 18th Service is not available
Join us for our July 28th Worship Service. Join us for our August 4th Worship Service.
Join us for our July 14th Worship Service. Join us for our July 21st Worship Service.
Join us for our June 30th Worship Service. Join us for our July 7th Worship Service.
Join us for our June 16th Worship Service. Join us for our June 23rd Worship Service.
Join us for our June 9th Worship Service. Join for our June 2nd Worship Service.
Join us for our May 26th Worship Service. Join us for our May 19th Worship Service.
Events of the Christian Story
left: Christ and the Samaritan Woman at the Well, Paolo Veronese 1585 Kunst Historisches Kuseum, Vienna
center: The Conversion of St Paul, 1866
right: Jesus heals ten lepers, 4th century fresco from Serbian Orthodox monastery Vicki Decani, Pec, Kosovo