Our Church, Our Parish
Our worship is a unique blend of tradition and informality, a high church liturgy in a relaxed atmosphere. St. David’s 10am Sunday worship is characterized by authenticity, sacred hospitality, and relaxed reverence. We are a sacramental community: our holy table is the center of our common life.
Our worship reflects the theology of The Episcopal Church: we worship with our bodies and all of our senses (stand and sing, sit and listen, turn to your neighbor, smell the coffee, share your treasure, enjoy a holy meal, pray and sing some more). We take ordinary things like bread and wine, and ordinary people like you and me, and our children, grandchildren, and grandparents, and make them holy through prayer, song, and story. We draw from ancient stories and from everyday encounters with the holy and the unholy.
Our worship is a unique blend of tradition and informality, a high church liturgy in a relaxed atmosphere. St. David’s 10am Sunday worship is characterized by authenticity, sacred hospitality, and relaxed reverence. We are a sacramental community: our holy table is the center of our common life.
Our worship reflects the theology of The Episcopal Church: we worship with our bodies and all of our senses (stand and sing, sit and listen, turn to your neighbor, smell the coffee, share your treasure, enjoy a holy meal, pray and sing some more). We take ordinary things like bread and wine, and ordinary people like you and me, and our children, grandchildren, and grandparents, and make them holy through prayer, song, and story. We draw from ancient stories and from everyday encounters with the holy and the unholy.
