St. David's Episcopal Church

What are services like?
Our 7:45 a.m. service is a small quiet service of Holy Eucharist, ideal for those looking for an intimate, contemplative service. We gather inside the sanctuary around the altar for communion, and on the first Sunday of the month we celebrate Rite I. Our other two services observe Holy Eucharist Rite II, with a contemporary band at the 9:00 a.m. service, including guitar, harmonica and violin; and with traditional hymnody accompanied by piano at the 11:15. During both of the later services, children are invited forward for a front row “seat” for the Service of the Word, sitting together on a red carpet. The clergy present a children’s sermon, and then our Director of Child and Youth Formation sits with them to help them following along with the readings, sermons and prayers using the “Junior Sunday papers.” Bags with quiet toys are also available for children, as well as a staffed nursery during both the 9:00 and 11:15 services. On the third Sunday of every month we offer an evening Prayer and Praise service that features contemporary music and lay-led liturgy and parishioner testimony. Whatever service best suits your style of worship, please join us. You will find a warm, welcoming community excited to greet you.

What is the community like?
St. David's is a welcoming close-knit community where parishioners are encouraged to explore and engage their spiritual gifts and talents. Our congregation is politically diverse and represents a wide-range of demographic profiles and religious backgrounds. Our core value of hospitality and inclusivity make all feel welcome in this neighborhood church community.

What if I'm not a Christian?
At St. David's we recognize the Christian life as a journey. Each one of us is at a different place along this life-long path, but all are welcome for what they bring to the table.