Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed follows the reading of the Gospel. After hearing the readings from the Scriptures the people of God confess their faith. “Our earliest record of the creed said during the liturgy tells that it was introduced by the Patriarchs Peter the Dyer at Antioch (470-488) and Timothy I of Constantinople (511-518)… In the west…

Morning Prayer + extra film of the  Church You may have to un-mute your device.  Special edition with little tour of church property.

Musical Notes: Lent IV (March 31, 2019) Prelude                Choral Prelude on “St. Flavian”                  Seth Bingham Seth Bingham (1882-1972), organist-director at New York’s Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and Columbia University music professor, composed his French influenced piece on the tune for the Lenten hymn #59. Introit (Isaiah 66:10) Rejoice, ye with Jerusalem, and be glad…

Andrewes on Understanding God as Our Father in Heaven And Sanctifying His Name October 3, 2020  Sermons 7 – 9 of Lancelot Andrewes  Nineteen Sermons upon Prayer in General,and The Lord’s Prayer in Particular. Copies can be found in Lancelot Andrewes Works, Sermons, Volume Five, or on The Project Canterbury Website. To Listen to our  podcast:…

Trinity V      July 1, 2018 Stand     Processional:  Hymnal  539(2) Kneel     Collect for Purity:  BCP 67 Introit    Missal (Priest) The Decalogue:  BCP 68 Collect for the Day:  BCP 195 Sit           Psalm 63:  BCP 414 Sit           Epistle:   1 ST. PETER  III:  8  BCP 195 Stand     Gradual:  Hymnal 564 Gospel:  ST. LUKE   V:  1  BCP 196 Nicene Creed:…

Musical Notes for Easter 3; May 12 2019 Prelude:     Christ ist erstanden            Hans Buchner Hans Buchner (1483-1538) was a contemporary of Martin Luther and was organist at the cathedral in Constance, southern Germany. Around 1525, he composed one of the earliest pieces on the 11th century German chorale “Christ ist erstanden” (Christ is arisen). Introit:…