Join us as we take a "field trip" to Christ the Redeemer Anglican for their Sunday Eucharist service. Details are on their website:

https://www.christtheredeemerpa.com/

Service starts at 11AM and is followed by a potluck. Use the Contact Us form above if you can attend or if you want to carpool!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect the service to last around 30 minutes and is followed by fellowship.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

We invite you to join us for a brief time of Bible meditation using the historic practice of lectio divina. After our time of meditation (maybe 20 minutes of focused time), we'll share dessert and hang out. We’ll be using a book called Meeting God in Scripture by Jan Johnson as our guide. You can participate fully with just a Bible, but you may find you’d like to be able to reference the book before or after.

Lectio divina is a way of reading the Bible intentionally and prayerfully, working through 4 different ways to engage with the passage. It consists of reading the passage slowly (sometimes more than once), reflecting on the passage, responding with prayer, and finally resting in God’s presence. Use the Contact Us at the top of the page for more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect the service to last around 30 minutes and is followed by fellowship.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect the service to last around 30 minutes and is followed by fellowship.

We invite you to join us for a brief time of Bible meditation using the historic practice of lectio divina. After our time of meditation (maybe 20 minutes of focused time), we'll share dessert and hang out. We’ll be using a book called Meeting God in Scripture by Jan Johnson as our guide. You can participate fully with just a Bible, but you may find you’d like to be able to reference the book before or after.

Lectio divina is a way of reading the Bible intentionally and prayerfully, working through 4 different ways to engage with the passage. It consists of reading the passage slowly (sometimes more than once), reflecting on the passage, responding with prayer, and finally resting in God’s presence. Use the Contact Us at the top of the page for more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect the service to last around 30 minutes and is followed by fellowship.

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

We invite you to join us for a brief time of Bible meditation using the historic practice of lectio divina. After our time of meditation (maybe 20 minutes of focused time), we'll share dessert and hang out. We’ll be using a book called Meeting God in Scripture by Jan Johnson as our guide. You can participate fully with just a Bible, but you may find you’d like to be able to reference the book before or after.

Lectio divina is a way of reading the Bible intentionally and prayerfully, working through 4 different ways to engage with the passage. It consists of reading the passage slowly (sometimes more than once), reflecting on the passage, responding with prayer, and finally resting in God’s presence. Use the Contact Us at the top of the page for more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

We invite you to join us for a brief time of Bible meditation using the historic practice of lectio divina. After our time of meditation (maybe 20 minutes of focused time), we'll share dessert and hang out. We’ll be using a book called Meeting God in Scripture by Jan Johnson as our guide. You can participate fully with just a Bible, but you may find you’d like to be able to reference the book before or after.

Lectio divina is a way of reading the Bible intentionally and prayerfully, working through 4 different ways to engage with the passage. It consists of reading the passage slowly (sometimes more than once), reflecting on the passage, responding with prayer, and finally resting in God’s presence. Use the Contact Us at the top of the page for more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

Join us as we take a "field trip" to Christ the Redeemer Anglican for their Sunday Eucharist service. Details are on their website:

https://www.christtheredeemerpa.com/

Service starts at 11AM and is followed by a potluck. Use the Contact Us form above if you can attend or if you want to carpool!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

Join us for Easter!

Join us for a Good Friday service. Use the Contact Us page to let us know you’ll coming and we’ll reach out with more details!

Join us to celebrate Palm Sunday. We’ll meet at 6 and follow the Liturgy of the Palms to remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. We’ll reflect on the passage from Matthew 21:1-11. After the service (about 20 mins), we’ll share dessert and fellowship. This is a great way to prepare for the Holy Week and Easter. Join us as we remember this event.

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

We invite you to join us for a brief time of Bible meditation using the historic practice of lectio divina. After our time of meditation (maybe 20 minutes of focused time), we'll share dessert and hang out. We’ll be using a book called Meeting God in Scripture by Jan Johnson as our guide. You can participate fully with just a Bible, but you may find you’d like to be able to reference the book before or after.

Lectio divina is a way of reading the Bible intentionally and prayerfully, working through 4 different ways to engage with the passage. It consists of reading the passage slowly (sometimes more than once), reflecting on the passage, responding with prayer, and finally resting in God’s presence. Use the Contact Us at the top of the page for more details!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.

Come anytime after 4:30, we’ll eat around 5, and have a communion service around 6. We’ll have dessert and fellowship after the service.

Father Mike from Dillsburg will be officiating the communion service. We'll have a gentle lesson for the kids and the opportunity for them to work on a response activity during the quieter portion of the service. We expect the service to take around 60 minutes.

Contact us at the top of the page if you’re interested in attending and we’ll reach out with more details!

Join us as we take a "field trip" to Christ the Redeemer Anglican for their Sunday Eucharist service. Details are on their website:

https://www.christtheredeemerpa.com/

Service starts at 11AM and is followed by a potluck. Use the Contact Us form above if you can attend or if you want to carpool!

Following the Morning Prayer office from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer, this brief service has been used by individuals as part of a daily prayer routine for centuries. The service consists of written prayers and selected Bible passages.

Use the Contact Us form above so we can update you with details. While we don’t plan to have a lesson specifically geared toward kids, this brief service allows kids to be present and engage with the scripture and prayers as they’re able. We expect this to take around 30 minutes.