We gather for worship at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. As has been our founding tradition, we continue to offer Holy Communion every week. The first and third Sundays of each month feature the Eucharist at 8:30 a.m., and the second and fourth Sundays we celebrate Communion at 11:00 a.m. On the quarterly fifth Sundays, Communion is provided at both services.
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We celebrate open communion at Saint Francis, meaning that all those who wish to receive God's grace through the taking of the elements are invited to the table. We invite: members and non-members, those of faith and those seeking faith, any who are willing to accept the grace of God may partake in this holy sacrament.
To read more about how we celebrate Holy Communion at Saint Francis, click here.
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Our Acolyte Program is open to children and youth from 3rd through 12th Grade. The young people spend time learning about the liturgy, the symbolism of the chancel setting, and the role of the acolyte in worship. The acolytes lead the procession at the beginning of Service, carrying in the Processional Cross and the Taper and lighting the candles on the altar. They assist at baptisms, and wait on the Lord's Table. If you are in 3rd Grade through 12th Grade, and are interested in serving the Lord as an acolyte, contact the church office, Donna Huff (859-6313), or
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We believe in God's healing power and offer prayer and healing services. If you have a special need for prayer, support and closeness
to God as you deal with illness and unease, join us on the third Sunday of the month at 9:45 am, in sections C & D in the sanctuary building (the two sections on the extreme right when entering the sanctuary from the main entrance) for Holy
Communion and a brief time apart to restore mind, body and spirit.
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