
Worship
Services
For Episcopalians, communion is the Church's central act of worship. Holy Eucharist is a service where we receive God's holy food and drink, and are empowered to live our daily lives in love and service.

Sunday Service
10:00 Holy Eucharist with Choir
The 10:00 service is our primary gathering. We project the service onto screens so you can follow along. There is music led by our choir, as well as nursery care and Sunday School for children under 10. Service is live streamed below.
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At communion, the ushers direct the congregation in forming two lines. If you would like to receive a blessing instead of communion, please tell an usher and they will help you get into the priest's line. Then, simply cross your arms over your chest and the priest will know what to do. If you prefer not to receive communion, you may remain in your seat, and no one will judge you.

Centering Prayer
Monday Evenings at 5:00
This 90-minute long service includes teaching about contemplation and the practice of centering prayer, including twenty minutes of sitting in silence and Lectio Divina. If you have any questions, please contact Stephanie Friedrich.
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Fridays at Noon
This brief noonday service follows a simple liturgy that frames our time of silence and contemplation. If you have any questions, please contact Chris Deering.
Adult Formation
Classes & Studies
Throughout the year, we hold various classes and studies. Whether it’s examining church architecture or analyzing the parables of Jesus, you’re sure to find a class that catches your interest and helps you explore important questions of faith. For a schedule of current classes and studies, see our bulletin or check our calendar.
Centering Prayer
Sometimes the most valuable thing you can add into your busy schedule is just sitting in silence. Centering prayer is a special service we hold on Monday evenings at 5:00 and Fridays at noon where you can do just that. Whether you have been practicing contemplation for a long time, or if you’re just curious about trying it, this is a safe and nonjudgmental space for you to encounter God in a moment of sacred quiet.
Beginning to Belong
Do you have questions about The Episcopal Church or why we do the things we do? Join us every 3rd Sunday at 11:30 for a Q&A session about Episcopal spirituality.
Bible Studies
Year-round, the Rector hosts a Bible Study on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm.
Kids Sunday
The Episcopal Church is renowned for its inclusiveness, its liturgical richness, and its gentle insistence that all people, regardless of age, are vital to the life of the congregation. Kid’s Sunday underscores this ethos. Rooted in the teachings of Jesus—who welcomed children and declared that the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these—the day is an embodiment of hospitality and love. Children are not only the future of the church; they are, in a very real sense, its present.
Outreach
St. Augustine is engaged in both compassion-oriented Outreach ministries and justice-oriented Outreach ministries. They include not only how the church contributes financially to the ministries listed below but also how the church works side by side to understand root causes and help restore people into the community from the fringes and margins.
Below is a list of the Outreach ministries in which St. Augustine is engaged. Leaders of these ministries meet monthly to share what is happening in their area and plans for the path forward. More details for any of these areas is available upon request. CLICK BELOW
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Haiti; HeadCorp, St Luc, Jonas and Orphanage
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Invite & Engage Team
Our Invite and Engage Team is being revamped. More details to come!
For more information contact Reverend Rosemary at revrosemary@staugustineepiscopal.com
The Stewardship Committee works to implement the concept of stewardship for St. Augustine. What is stewardship? Stewardship is how we contribute our time, talent, and financial resources to St. Augustine. The Stewardship Committee goal is to help Clergy and Vestry plan for the financial health of the parish. Members of the Stewardship Committee are listed below. Feel free to contact any member of the Stewardship Committee if you have any stewardship related questions.
The Stewardship Committee
The Financial Viability Committee
Our Financial Viability Committee is new. More details to come.
