Everything on our beautiful church campus is paid for by the people of St. Christopher’s. Our worship, our music, our Sunday School, our outreach, our staff, our buildings and every candle is made possible by the generosity of our church members, friends, and supporters. Please give now so that we can continue to build the Kingdom of God together.
The people of St. Christopher’s are our service ministers and, working with the staff and vestry, are full stewards of the mission and ministry of our congregation. Steward is an ancient concept. A steward is a person who is responsible for someone else’s property, finances, or affairs.
Worship on Sundays at St. Christopher’s begins at 8:00 AM when we share a traditional Rite I Eucharist with liturgical flow and language that have changed little in the 100-plus years that St. Christopher’s has been alive. Some people call this language “the Queen’s English,” referring in part to its formality, although those who attend …
Our contemporary eucharist is grounded in the belief that all should feel welcomed and accepted as who they are. “Wiggle Worship” is a Rite III Eucharist geared toward younger children and their families, but welcomes all people of all ages. We listen and discuss God’s Good News, sing and pray together, and share Christ’s bread …
Our 11 am service is a Rite II Choral Eucharist which uses both The Book of Common Prayer and approved liturgical materials from Enriching Our Worship. Forms of the Eucharistic Prayer change seasonally and the Prayers of the People weekly. This service typically lasts an hour to one hour and 15 minutes and is accompanied …
The Thursday night group is Al-Anon, a 12-step program which is a fellowship that helps friends and families of alcoholics. We meet from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 1 in the basement and there may be 8 to 10 people attending in the Church each week. We keep books and other literature in the room, …
Worship on Sundays at St. Christopher’s begins at 8:00 AM when we share a traditional Rite I Eucharist with liturgical flow and language that have changed little in the 100-plus …
Gather for pancakes, fellowship, and coffee on the first Sunday of each month. Breakfast is served from 9:00AM - 10:00AM.
Our contemporary eucharist is grounded in the belief that all should feel welcomed and accepted as who they are. “Wiggle Worship” is a Rite III Eucharist geared toward younger children …
The Thursday night group is Al-Anon, a 12-step program which is a fellowship that helps friends and families of alcoholics. We meet from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 1 in the basement and there may be 8 to 10 people attending in the Church each week. We keep books and other literature in the room, …
Worship on Sundays at St. Christopher’s begins at 8:00 AM when we share a traditional Rite I Eucharist with liturgical flow and language that have changed little in the 100-plus years that St. Christopher’s has been alive. Some people call this language “the Queen’s English,” referring in part to its formality, although those who attend …
Our contemporary eucharist is grounded in the belief that all should feel welcomed and accepted as who they are. “Wiggle Worship” is a Rite III Eucharist geared toward younger children and their families, but welcomes all people of all ages. We listen and discuss God’s Good News, sing and pray together, and share Christ’s bread …
Our 11 am service is a Rite II Choral Eucharist which uses both The Book of Common Prayer and approved liturgical materials from Enriching Our Worship. Forms of the Eucharistic Prayer change seasonally and the Prayers of the People weekly. This service typically lasts an hour to one hour and 15 minutes and is accompanied …
The Thursday night group is Al-Anon, a 12-step program which is a fellowship that helps friends and families of alcoholics. We meet from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 1 in the basement and there may be 8 to 10 people attending in the Church each week. We keep books and other literature in the room, …
Worship on Sundays at St. Christopher’s begins at 8:00 AM when we share a traditional Rite I Eucharist with liturgical flow and language that have changed little in the 100-plus years that St. Christopher’s has been alive. Some people call this language “the Queen’s English,” referring in part to its formality, although those who attend …
Our contemporary eucharist is grounded in the belief that all should feel welcomed and accepted as who they are. “Wiggle Worship” is a Rite III Eucharist geared toward younger children and their families, but welcomes all people of all ages. We listen and discuss God’s Good News, sing and pray together, and share Christ’s bread …
Our 11 am service is a Rite II Choral Eucharist which uses both The Book of Common Prayer and approved liturgical materials from Enriching Our Worship. Forms of the Eucharistic Prayer change seasonally and the Prayers of the People weekly. This service typically lasts an hour to one hour and 15 minutes and is accompanied …
The Thursday night group is Al-Anon, a 12-step program which is a fellowship that helps friends and families of alcoholics. We meet from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 1 in the basement and there may be 8 to 10 people attending in the Church each week. We keep books and other literature in the room, …
Worship on Sundays at St. Christopher’s begins at 8:00 AM when we share a traditional Rite I Eucharist with liturgical flow and language that have changed little in the 100-plus years that St. Christopher’s has been alive. Some people call this language “the Queen’s English,” referring in part to its formality, although those who attend …
Our contemporary eucharist is grounded in the belief that all should feel welcomed and accepted as who they are. “Wiggle Worship” is a Rite III Eucharist geared toward younger children and their families, but welcomes all people of all ages. We listen and discuss God’s Good News, sing and pray together, and share Christ’s bread …
Our 11 am service is a Rite II Choral Eucharist which uses both The Book of Common Prayer and approved liturgical materials from Enriching Our Worship. Forms of the Eucharistic Prayer change seasonally and the Prayers of the People weekly. This service typically lasts an hour to one hour and 15 minutes and is accompanied …
The Thursday night group is Al-Anon, a 12-step program which is a fellowship that helps friends and families of alcoholics. We meet from 7:30pm to 8:30pm in Room 1 in the basement and there may be 8 to 10 people attending in the Church each week. We keep books and other literature in the room, …
