Worship services
Weekly Worship Schedule
Sunday 10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist in the Church and livestreamed on YouTube!
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Join us for Morning Prayer!
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Morning Prayer is said Monday through Friday at 8:30 am. Until Tuesday, September 9, 2025 Morning Prayer will be on Zoom only. Beginning September 9, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday services will be in the Chapel and on Zoom. Monday and Friday services will be on Zoom only.
At St. Elizabeth's, Morning Prayer follows the Rite I order in The Book of Common Prayer (page 37). Lay members of the parish lead the liturgy with the other worshippers saying the responses of the people and reading the Scripture lessons. There is no music. The twenty minute service includes a psalm, readings from the Bible following the two-year cycle of the Daily Office Lectionary (page 933), prayers, and thanksgivings printed in the Book of Common Prayer, including the Lord's Prayer and the Apostle's Creed. Please join in person or via Zoom.
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Contact the parish office for the Zoom link.
CONTEMPLATIVE HOLY EUCHARIST 5:00 PM ON 2ND & 4TH SUNDAYS, SEPT - MAY
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COMPLINE 7:00 PM THURSDAY EVENINGS, JUNE - AUG
Services we offer
Baptisms
Baptisms typically occur during a Sunday Eucharist. Before the ceremony, adult candidates or the parents and godparents of children meet with clergy (on a day separate from the service) to review the rite and its significance.
Weddings
Weddings center on God and follow a Christian theology of marriage. The ceremony begins with a statement of faith and biblical readings that underpin Christian marriage. The couple exchanges vows before God and witnesses, followed by prayers asking God to bless and strengthen their union. Christian marriage assumes that both partners are active members of the Church.
Funerals
Funerals focus on the resurrection and our hope in life beyond death. Christians find comfort not in reward for good lives, but in the promise that God raises all to new life. As an Episcopal Church, our services follow The Burial of the Dead liturgy in The Book of Common Prayer, with scripture readings from the Bible and prayers affirming our resurrection hope.