WELCOME TO ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH!
In our sanctuary, in our homes, in our prayer
and fellowship, in our community,
St. Christopher's is alive and well. Join us.
Worship Times: Sundays: We gather in person at 10:00 a.m. for a Lectio Divina Bible study of the epistle reading for the day. At 10:30 a.m., we enter into our worship service in person and also via live-stream on our You Tube channel. (Click here to download the Service Bulletin). We also invite you to visit our secured online giving page where you can leave an offering towards our ministry. On Tuesday night via Zoom we have a small Bible study at 7:30 P.M. presently we are studying Paul's epistle to the church of Colossae. Contact the Junior Warden to be added to the Bible study mailing list.
Want to get a feel for what St. Christopher's is all about? We invite you for a virtual visit at our page -Who We Are.
Got questions? We're happy to help: Contact us by leaving a message on our contact page and we'll make every effort to respond in a timely manner.
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THE DIFFICULT TIMES CONTINUE
Dear St. Christopher's Family, Friends and Neighbors,
We all long to put the Covid pandemic behind us. While we are returning to more of what we used to do, we're still living under its sway. Perhaps as much as any time in history, the unchangeable, loving nature of God and the perspective and guidance found in the Christian faith, shared in community, are providing us with comfort, strength and refreshment. Won't you join us?
Among the things we have found to be really helpful are:
Corporate Worship. The hearing the sacred texts, confessing, praying and hearing the Word of God preached for our time together with others refreshes us each week.
Read and study the Bible. It provides real strength and wisdom.
Cultivate relationships that you know bring out the best in you.
Take time to be quiet, turning off all noise and distractions and being still for several moments each day.
Find ways to do good to other people. Each kind act makes the world a little bit brighter, and helps the doer.
Exercise frequently, in outdoor air if possible. It's good for body and mind. A simple daily walk can really improve your total well-being.
Eat healthy food as much as possible.
Practice Covid safety measures such as wearing well-fitting masks, getting vaccinated, practicing social distancing, washing or sanitizing your hands frequently, and staying home if you are sick. Avoid crowds.
Pray, Pray, Pray some more. Communing with God keeps your relationship strong and channels God's love into your life and the world.
GOD BE WITH YOU!