Any baptized persons, fourth grade through adults, are welcome to “suit up” in a special vestment and serve our worship by leading processions, carrying banners, serving at the altar, and also receiving alms and oblations. 

Women and men work in teams, serve once a month to prepare the church for all worship services, including weddings and funerals. This quiet work is a critical ministry behind the scenes.

The Flower Guild's purpose is to perpetuate this centuries-old tradition bringing God's beauty into our sanctuary each week, especially in the celebration of Easter and Christmas. Additionally, we encourage our parish family to make personal altar flower dedications in memory, thanksgiving, celebration or other intention as an outward expression of faith. Our goal is to prepare reasonable arrangements permitting as many as possible to share in these dedications, understanding that flowers are a beautiful gift from God.

Volunteers for this ministry are always welcome.

Lectors read the lessons along with Prayers of the People on Sundays and also assist in the administration of Holy Communion. 

We are a singing congregation! Hymns are chosen which honor our faith and family backgrounds—traditional Episcopal, Spirituals, Protestant favorites, Caribbean songs, and ancient chants. During the summer, we sing hymns requested by the congregation.  Our worship is fully Anglican yet never dull!

Please find more information about this ministry below.

Volunteers serve during Sunday morning services and on other special occasions to help worshipers by locating seats, passing out bulletins, collecting and presenting the contributions, and directing or assisting those who wish to receive communion. Contact Jim Unger if you would like to join this important ministry