In worship, we use the Book of Common Prayer in its 1928 American edition. This edition contains prayers and affirmations of faith dating to the beginning of Christianity, as well as the traditional Anglican/Episcopal liturgy.

The center of our worship is the Holy Eucharist. Other traditional names for this service are: the Holy Communion, the Mass, the Lord’s Supper, and the Divine Liturgy. It is the service specifically commanded by Jesus in the New Testament. The …

The Daily Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer are prayer services derived in many ways from the Synagogue worship of the Old Testament. They consist of readings from the Psalms, other Bible readings, canticles (songs), and prayers. They are …

Anglicans truly strive for the fullness of the Christian faith; we are part of Christ’s church which sits directly in between the Roman and Protestant traditions. In a sense, we are the middle way. This means that at St. Francis, you will find a …

The Eucharist, also known as Holy Communion or the Lord's Supper, is the most revered of all of our ceremonies. The Eucharist, which gets its name from the Greek word for "thanksgiving" (eucharistia), is the most important part of the worship that …