Worship with Us
We welcome you to worship…
8:00 a.m. Contemplative Worship with Holy Communion
This service makes room for silence to reflect on the scripture readings, sermon, and prayer. Songs are short, repetitive Taizé style sung a cappella. Come and experience a smaller worshiping community that gives you the chance to recharge your batteries for the week ahead.
10:30 a.m. Traditional Worship with Holy Communion
This service embodies the full complement of weekly readings and liturgy, and features a robust chancel choir under the dynamic leadership of Minister of Music Dr. David Gresham, who is also a professor at Brevard College. Holy Communion is celebrated weekly. Come and experience this vibrant encounter with the risen Lord in word and sacrament.
Sundays in November
November 2nd: All Saints Sunday - Gospel: Luke 6: 20-31
Note: November 2nd is also Commitment Sunday for the 2026 Stewardship Appeal. Members are asked to bring forth and submit their 2026 Statements of Intent during either worship service on Sunday.
Jesus taught in community. Saints live in community. Our sainthood is not a solo endeavor, but rather a call to live a peculiar life that blesses people who curse us and pray for our abusers. And we are called to remember those whom we have loved, who still have their place with us in the communion of saints. Come this week and light a candle in remembrance and thanksgiving for your loved ones.
November 9th: Lectionary 32 - Gospel: Luke 20: 27-38
Jesus is confronted by people who wanted to trap him with a ridiculous question about death and marriage. But in His wisdom, Jesus related that living is in the now and it is couple with the confidence in the One who holds the future. Let us renew our commitment this day to the abundant life He offers.
November 16th: Lectionary 33 - Gospel: Luke 21: 5-19
We welcome the Rev. Ike Kennerly as preacher and presider at both services this Sunday.
In Luke 21, Jesus tells of terrible destruction and the dreadful treatment that awaits many of His followers. But read between the lines. There are some powerful words there about endurance and sustaining grace in the midst of the most difficult things life throws at us. Let us rejoice in the God who sustains us in all things.
November 23rd: Christ the King - Text: Psalm 46 – “The God of Jacob is our refuge”
Our worship on this day will offer the opportunity to think of God as the provider of refuge. We will hear the stories and connections made by our member who recently served as hosts at the El Refugio Ministry in Lumpkin, GA, which serves families and refuges being held at Stewart Detention Center there. Cf. Miguel Agustin Pro, Martyr, is commemorated this day.
November 30th: 1st Sunday of Advent - Gospel: John 1: 35-42
Celebrating as Andrew, Apostle
Note: The theme that will run through the Sundays in Advent and on Christmas Eve is “Testimony.” We encounter the witness of others as they proclaim their faith in words and actions. We are inspired to do likewise as we encounter the presence and overwhelming light of Jesus’ presence shining in the darkness.
Today we celebrate a Lesser Festival in the church year, the life of the Apostle Andrew. His enthusiastic response to the Gospel led him to witness to his own brother, encouraging him to follow the Messiah. We pray that God blesses us with that same Spirit to follow enthusiastically without delay.