Through May 16, all Episcopal Churches in the Diocese of Washington will be closed as a precaution concerning the spread of COVID-19. Some worship services and meetings will be held online. Check here or our Facebook page for links.
On Sunday, March 29, join us for worship here. Here is the Service Bulletin 3-29-20 – L5
Join an online service of Compline (Night Prayers) every evening at 8 pm (except Friday) – link here.
“Worship the Lord with gladness; come before God with joyful songs.” – Psalm 100:2
Worship at Christ Church creates a joyful space where we can encounter the presence of God. Through songs and readings, sermons and prayers, we celebrate the great story of God’s amazing love. At the heart of that story is mystery, so we leave room for that too, most especially in the sacrament of Holy Eucharist (also called Communion), where we are made whole again as the body of Christ. Like a good restaurant, our “menu” features different flavors, styles and priorities – all of them are centered on the Good News of our belovedness in Christ. Here’s the line-up:
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arting February 23 – Christ Church Casual!
5 pm Sundays – Supper to follow
A new Sunday experience at Christ Church in La Plata with a live band, lively worship – and plenty of room for laughing, crying, playing, questioning, believing, shouting, singing, being silent… and being yourself
Worship for the whole family – and all longing for family Flyer-CCCausal
Sundays at 7:30 am:
A traditional service of Holy Eucharist with a sermon, but no music. Quiet and contemplative – great for people whose spirituality craves stillness, or whose schedule requires an early start.
Sundays at 11 am:
Holy Eucharist with sermon, hymns and service music, most with organ accompaniment. Periodically we enjoy “Look-Out Sunday,” when things are little different: we sing more contemporary songs, the sermon might be a drama or story, the prayers more participatory – who knows where the Spirit will lead us? Come and find out! A Children’s Program and Nursery Care are offered during the 11 o’clock service, and a social hour follows in the Great Room.
What to Expect in Worship at Christ Church
Expect to be accepted as you are – there is no dress code. Our worship follows the pattern in the Book of Common Prayer, which is the prayer book of the Episcopal Church. We sing, pray, listen, move; we stand, sit or kneel, depending on the part of the service – feel free to do what is comfortable for you. Everything you need to know for worship is printed in the worship bulletin each week. Our greeters will give you a bulletin when you arrive, and they are also available to answer any questions you may have.