Prelude (0:17) Welcome (1:43) Lighting of the Paschal Candle (2:23) Liturgy of the Word (5:19) The Gospel (6:35) The Homily (8:12) The Creed (12:33) Prayers for the People (14:10) The Great Thanksgiving: Eucharistic Prayer C (17:22) The Blessing and Dismissal (24:12) Music: Joe Ritchie
Welcome (0:06) An Order for Celebrating The Holy Eucharist (0:54) The Holy Gospel (1:36) The Great Thanksgiving (6:26) Stripping and Washing of the Altar (11:31) Music: Joe Ritchie
Prelude (0:06) Welcome(1:50) Liturgy of the Palm (2:15) The Holy Eucharist: Rite Two (5:40) The Gospel (6:19) – Eucharistic Prayer B (22:39) Holy Week Prayer (29:02) Postlude (29:30) Music: Joe Ritchie
April 1, 2020 When I was in seminary, one of the required classes in the core curriculum was “Homiletics” (preaching). It was held in an old chapel that they called the Oratory. It met twice a week, and at each session, two students preached on an assigned text. We then picked each other apart, unmercifully. … [Read more…]
Welcome (0:06) Opening Sentence (1:00) The Invitatory and Psalter (Psalm 130) (1:20) The Lesson, John 11:1-45 (2:50) The Homily (8:58) The Apostle’s Creed (15:23) The Prayers (16:28) The Grace (22:29) Closing Announcements (22:40)
Today’s Happening at Epiphany contains a short video regarding plans for Holy Week. Please enjoy the show! Popcorn optional. March 29, Sun., 8:00 AM and all day – Morning Prayer & Homily Video for the Fifth Sunday in Lent. Video is on Youtube and will be available on our Facebook page and webpage. Sunday’s Constant … [Read more…]
A brief video message from Richard on plans for going forward in light of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
March 1994 We are in the middle of Lent. Like many practices in the Church, the observance of Lent has seen its changes over the years. Originally intended as a period of preparation of candidates for Baptism, Lent evolved into a highly structured observance for the whole membership of the Church. The Anglican Church has … [Read more…]
Our Gospel Reading this morning is the story of Nicodemus. It’s from the Gospel of John, and the last time I checked, they were pretty sure that it was written in what is now Turkey. It’s very Greek in its thinking, and I always like that. They think John was written “as a teaching story” … [Read more…]
March 2020 Sometimes one just has to bite the bullet. For years we’ve been debating the pros and cons of going to an electronic newsletter. We’d chew on it for a while in the office and at vestry. Then we’d put it away and continue what we were doing. But outside forces are pushing us … [Read more…]