A said service of Holy Communion in contemporary language.

From the earliest days of the Church, Christians have remembered Jesus' Last Supper by breaking bread and sharing the cup in obedience to his command: "Do this in remembrance of me." As Anglicans, we believe that Christ is truly present in the Eucharist. Therefore, we celebrate this holy mystery with reverence by proclaiming his death, rejoicing in his valiant Resurrection and glorious Ascension, and awaiting in hope his coming again as we offer God the beauty of holiness through our worship, music, and liturgy.

We welcome all Christians who receive Holy Communion in their own churches to do so at this church. If you do not wish to receive Holy Communion you are invited to come forward for a blessing.

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Choral Evensong is the Church's ancient evening prayer, offered in the rich tradition of English cathedral and parish church music. Emerging from the English Reformation, it brought the monastic daily offices of Vespers and Compline together into a single service, making the daily prayer of the Church accessible to all. Here, in this church, we continue that legacy: we believe everyone should be able to pray, to lift their souls in the beauty of holiness through the offering of music, the reading of scripture, and the recitation of psalms and prayers.

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