Our Sunday worship is centered on Scripture, prayer, music, and Holy Communion. We follow a liturgical service from the Book of Common Prayer, which simply means we worship together using prayers and readings that Christians have shared for generations.

Don't worry if you've never been to an Episcopal church before. Everything you need will be provided in a printed bulletin, and you're welcome to participate as much—or as little—as you're comfortable. If you get lost, just follow along with everyone else. We've all been new before.

Whatever makes you comfortable.

On any given Sunday you'll see people wearing jeans, dresses, jackets, shorts, or business casual. There isn't a dress code. Come in whatever allows you to feel at home.

All baptized Christians are welcome to receive Holy Communion in the Episcopal Church.

If you aren't baptized or would prefer not to receive Communion, you're warmly invited to come forward for a blessing instead. Simply cross your arms over your chest, or feel free to remain in your seat. There is no pressure or expectation either way.

Only if you want to.

We won't ask visitors to stand up or wear a name tag. We'd love the chance to meet you after the service over coffee and conversation, but you can engage at whatever pace feels right.

Children are not just welcome—they're an important part of our community.

Whether your children sit with you during worship or participate in children's formation, know that joyful noises, questions, and wiggles are always welcome.

Many people who visit Chapel are exploring faith, returning after time away, or simply looking for a place where they can ask honest questions.

You don't need all the answers before you come. Faith is a journey, and we'd be honored to walk alongside you.

If you'd like to know more before you visit, we'd love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out to the church office with the form on this page or introduce yourself on Sunday. We'll be happy to help you find your way!