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We are a community that gathers at 10:00am on Sundays to celebrate and experience the gifts of God.
We invite you to come and experience that love with us!
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“Our Purpose Is To Strengthen Faith In Jesus Christ Through Our Welcoming Worship, Joyful Fellowship And Loving Service To Ourselves, Our Surrounding Community and Visitors.”
Upcoming Events
Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer:
10 AM (Every Sunday)
Knitting Ministry: First & Third Tuesdays of every month @ 12pm
Men’s Breakfast at Ala Carte: Canceled until further notice
Ladies Luncheon: TBA for November.
Basket Weaving Group:
Come and join us in the Guild Hall for basket weaving & Fellowship every Tuesday morning at 9:00 A.M.
Community Thanksgiving Service: Sunday, November 23rd., 7 p.m., St John’s Lutheran Church – 207 Adams St., Port Clinton. Rev. jerrod Schaaf, Host Pastor. The service is being organized by the Port Clinton Ministerial Assoc. Rev. Roberta Bella, Pastor of Firelands Presbyterian Church will deliver the Thanksgiving message.
MUSICIAN SEARCH
We are seeking a musician to complement our Sunday worship services. We seek an individual with keyboard skills. We have a pipe organ and an excellent piano. Ability with either instrument would be a blessing to us. Compensation includes a fee per service plus mileage. For further information, Phone:
(410) 530-4947 or (419) 934-1111
Please contact the office if you have questions: 419-734-3404
The Hymnal 1982
Source: episcopalchurch.org
Music in The Episcopal Church can be as diverse as its worship services. Although final authority over the music used in an Episcopal service is “the duty of every Minister” (Canon 24, Section 1), our hymnal draws all Episcopalians together musically in the same way that the Book of Common Prayer draws us together in prayer and liturgy.
The hymnal contains 720 hymns, as well as liturgical music. The Service Music is located at the front of the hymnal and contains an S. The Hymns follow and are numbered 1 through 720. Several of the hymns date back to monastic chants; however, the hymnal offers modern music, as well. Copyright acknowledgements, along with authors, translators and sources follow; but most of us will likely find our favorite music within the Index of First Lines. If you can hum a few bars with the words at the beginning, you will find exactly what you are looking for!