We are thrilled anytime you can join us for one of our Sunday services. From August through mid-May, we have services at 7:30 AM (Rite I), 9 AM (Rite II) and 11 AM (Rite II except during Lent), with Formation (Sunday School) classes at 10 AM.

Starting May 24 through July 26, we have services at 7:30 AM (Rite I) and 10 AM (Rite II). We also have some evening casual services and hymn sing services. Please follow subscribe to our e-newsletter to get the most current schedule information.

When you are ready, please fill out a visitor card (button below), so we can get to know you better and answer any questions you may still have.

Parking around Christ Church can be limited. But we have created a basic map (above) for you to review. The parking deck is a short walk to the church and is always FREE. If you are still unsure of your options, just contact us!

7:30 AM (Rite I):  This service is attended by less people and will be a shorter service with no choir and very little music.

9 AM (Rite II ): This is a family-friendly service with shorter music and Children’s Chapel. Every second Sunday, we have Children’s Liturgy where kids participate in every aspect of this service.

11 AM (Rite II): This is our most traditional service, which follows Rite I during Lent. Some would call it “High Church.” If you love a full adult choir, this is the one for you!

Services rarely last beyond one hour, but there can be exceptions for special occasions or when there is greater attendance. The 7:30 AM service is your best bet if you are an early riser and short on time.

What you wear is completely up to you and you will see everything from jeans to suits in our pews. Please come in what you prefer and makes you feel comfortable. All are welcome!

Childcare is available for the 9 AM and 11 AM services (10 AM in the summer) across from Randall Hall. Childcare is also available during our 10 AM Formation Hour for parents who would like to attend a class. Signs are available to guide you and greeters are available to help you as well. Our caregivers are trained in child safety and have had a background check.

We have a bulletin at our services, so that you can easily follow along. You can also find our worship services in the Book of Common Prayer—the red book available in every pew. Hymns are the blue books in each pew, but songs are generally printed in the bulletin.

You will find that we stand, sit and even kneel during various parts of our service. Any parishioner would be happy to help you if you have any questions.

We have Holy Eucharist (sometimes called Communion) every Sunday and ALL baptized Christians are welcome to participate.

Contact Parish Life Coordinator Kathryn Adams or visit this page for more information.

We are a vibrant parish with people of all generations. The best way to know what is coming next is to bookmark the online calendar and follow our social channels (Facebook and Instagram). You can find more information about age-specific programs on our linktr.ees—Christ’s Kids and Youth.