Worship In Person

Reservations are no longer needed for any worship services at St. B's. Find the differences in protocols at the services below. We hope to open the nursery on a Sunday morning as soon as we have the staffing and volunteers in place. We also hope to resume serving coffee as soon as we have hospitality & welcome teams in place. 


If you are vaccinated and willing to serve in the nursery, please contact Gaylene Latham directly. If you are willing to be part of a hospitality & welcome team, please contact Sally Chambers-Rhea. 


Read our updated protocols >>>here.


Find the June Eucharistic Schedule >>>here.

at 9:30 a.m.

Holy Eucharist

  • in the Nave
  • no reservations needed
  • masks for everyone throughout the liturgy
  • socially distant seating
  • congregational singing
  • communion safely distributed
  • children's homily for 3 yrs - 6th grade following the Gospel reading

at 11 a.m. 

Holy Eucharist

  • in the Nave
  • no reservations needed
  • masks for anyone unvaccinated throughout the liturgy
  • congregational singing
  • masks for all while singing
  • full capacity seating
  • communion safely distributed

About Worship

Our life together flows to and from the liturgy and sacraments. Our worship is grounded in the Book of Common Prayer, which saturates us in Holy Scripture, prayer, and music. From the ringing bell that begins our service to the dismissal after the final hymn, the Episcopal liturgy engages all our senses and our whole bodies. Though our worship is led from the front by priests and an altar team and from the back by musicians, we believe that our liturgy is the work of all the people. 


The Holy Eucharist, also called the Lord's Supper or the "Mass," is our principal act of worship on Sunday. We offer Holy Eucharist at 12:15 each weekday in our Sanctuary (no sign-ups required).  Eucharist is the Greek word for thanksgiving, and in it, we offer and receive gifts, proclaim and listen, confess and are sent back into the world to love our neighbors. In addition to Eucharist, we gather almost daily on Facebook for Morning Prayer, periodically for Evensong (sung Evening Prayer), and nightly on Facebook for Compline.


What to expect on an average Sunday.

Morning Prayer and Compline

Mondays through Fridays at 8:30 a.m., we gather on Facebook for Morning Prayer, also from the Book of Common Prayer. Morning Prayer may have been established in the abbeys and monasteries, and adapted for the laity by Thomas Cranmer, but its roots can be traced back to Judaic times. The service can be led by either laity or clergy.


Mondays through Fridays at 9pm, we also gather on Facebook for Compline. Look under Daily Office on the left menu.  Compline is a  lovely set of night prayers and the perfect way to end your day.


We also offer the St. B's Daily email with a condensed liturgy, the day's readings, and a reflection written by individuals in the St. B's family. Sign up to receive the St. B's Daily here.