A spoken service, using the Book of Common Prayer.

Every week day, we offer morning prayer at 8:40 am in our Holy Family Chapel.

Every week day, we offer a said mass in our Holy Family Chapel. Our Wednesday mass includes the rite of healing.

Holy Eucharist with a short homily.

A spoken service, using the Book of Common Prayer.

Every week day, we offer evening prayer at 5:10 pm in our Holy Family Chapel.

Midweek Communion at Saint-Esprit.

A simple said celebration of the Eucharist with laying on of hands and with anointing for healing. St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully air-conditioned and heated.

Taizé candlelight prayers and songs.

Every Sunday morning, we meet in the chancel in our main church for morning prayer.

Spoken, Rite I

This is our regularly scheduled weekly Rite I service. All are welcome to attend.

Our weekly Rite I Eucharist. The service is said, and instrumental music is sometimes played. All are welcome to join us.

Rite II Holy Eucharist with short sermon in the Chapel of St. Martin of Tours

All are welcome to join and participate in any of the worship services held at Christ Church. Every Sunday there are two services at which the Holy Eucharist is celebrated. The Eucharist is the primary worship service of the church on Sundays and Holy Days. It is also called “Mass” or “Holy Communion”. The service always includes a sermon. A said Eucharist lasts about forty-five minutes. A Eucharist with music lasts about one hour and ten minutes and includes well-known hymns,…

Rite II Eucharist celebrated with simplicity, beauty, and integrity. No music. Short intelligent homily. Silence and prayer. Light breakfast follows in the Common Room. St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.

Each Sunday, St. Simeon’s Church, meets at St. David’s Church, for Holy Eucharist, with Sermon, Traditional and Gospel Music at 9 am. A Fellowship Hour follows and a Healing Service is included on the third Sunday of the month and the fourth Sunday each month is Youth Sunday.

Every Sunday at 9:15 a.m. please join us for worship at 1055 Route 6, Mahopac, NY 10541. We celebrate the Holy Eucharist, Rite II, the first through third Sundays. Rite I is celebrated the fourth and fifth Sundays. All services include hymns and service music provided by the talented Cary Brown. A fellowship coffee hour follows each service. We have a Sunday School, Youth program, outreach missions and more. Our building is handicap accessible. Please see our website at www.holycommunionmahopac.org…

Rite II

This is our regularly scheduled weekly Rite II service. All are welcome to attend!

Our weekly said Rite II service. The choir is present September through June, and there is always lots of congregational singing. Sunday School and Middle School Youth meet at 9:45 am, and join the congregation for communion. Our High School Youth Group meets at approximately 11:30 am each week.   The service is followed by a festive coffee hour which is open to all. Come check us out!

Rite II Sung Eucharist celebrated with professional choir (Sept-June), incense, hymnody, and homily. Weekly Gregorian chant and choral music in choir term. Intelligent preaching. Eucharist followed by refreshments in St Benedict's Courtyard (good weather) or parish hall (colder weather). St John's is an inclusive church in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.

Every Sunday morning at 11 am, much of our congregation  will gather for our solemn high mass and procession. On most Sundays, our Men and Boys choir, the oldest such choir in the country, will sing under the direction of Dr. Claudia Dumschat. On other Sundays, you may hear our Girls Choir, our Womens Choir, Cherub Choir, or the Transfiguration Camerata.

Sunday Communion or Morning Prayer (please check our calendar for detail http://stesprit.org/calendar/) After every service, you are invited to join us for coffee hour to meet and discuss with our parishioners (in French or in English). All welcome!

Saint Johns in the Wilderness Episcopal Church is located at 116 St. Johns Road, Stony Point NY. We have regular services every Sunday at 12:30 PM. All are welcome. Light refreshments are served every week after service. Visit www.stjohnsinthewilderness.com or call 845-786-0366 for information on other events, membership and services. History: Saint Johns was formed by Margaret Zimmerman, who purchased the 250 acre plot that St. Johns now stands on as a memorial to her late husband, who passed away…

Each Sunday, Mision de San Juan Bautista, meets at St. Margaret’s Church, for Holy Eucharist, with Sermon, Traditional and Latin Music at 1:30 pm. A Fellowship Hour follow the service.

Choral evening prayer in the tradition of the great Anglican Cathedrals. Preces and Responses, Anthems, and Canticles sung by the Cathedral Choir. Check the Cathedral Calendar for "It's Sunday" organ recitals that may take place after Evensong.

Rite I Evening Prayer sung to the music of plainsong. The Phos Hilaron, the psalms and canticles, with their antiphons, suffrages and collects, are sung simply and beautifully to Gregorian Chant. The service also includes a short time of silent prayer and meditation. The church is fully accessible (ADA), air-conditioned, and heated.

All are welcome to participate in this contemplative spoken service of Holy Eucharist every Sunday.

You are invited to participate in this weekly celebration of thanksgiving with sermon, choir, hymns, and prayers.

The 8:00 am service is a Rite I service, which uses the traditional language from the Book of Common Prayer. There is no music, and the sermon is abridged. This service has a more intimate and contemplative feel that usually lasts no longer than an hour.

The 9:15 am service is popular among families with children. On most Sundays, the service is accompanied by our Choristers – our youth choir – and junior acolytes. Sunday School classes follow around 10:15 am. This service is slightly more casual than our 11:15 am service.

The 11:15 am service is a solemn high mass. The Choir of Saint Luke in the Fields accompanies the service with an array of Early Renaissance and modern music. The liturgy is mostly sung.

Following our service, our parishioners elect our Vestry members.