Denomination: Episcopal Church
Welcome to St Francis
We have many people in our congregation who seek to create a comfortable, friendly atmosphere.
As you drive into the parking lot, you will see our newly remodeled Bell Tower. The entrance is midway along the main building, facing I-5 and the parking lot.
You may drop passengers at the door, then park.
As you enter the building, there will be someone to greet you and offer directions to various ministry areas.
Ushers will give you a bulletin as you enter the church. The bulletin has most of the service in it, and the music will either be there or in a hymnal.
During the service there will be prayers, music, readings from the Bible, and a sermon that we hope will give you something to sustain you throughout the week.
We share 'the peace' by greeting each other, saying, "The peace of the Lord be with you."
We have communion each Sunday, as a way to remember and celebrate that, for Jesus and his disciples, a shared meal served as a powerful sign of reconciliation and unity.
When communion is offered, you may come forward to receive bread and wine or cross you arms for a simple blessing. Because this is the Lord's Table,`everyone is welcome.
We have many people in our congregation who seek to create a comfortable, friendly atmosphere.
As you drive into the parking lot, you will see our newly remodeled Bell Tower. The entrance is midway along the main building, facing I-5 and the parking lot.
You may drop passengers at the door, then park.
As you enter the building, there will be someone to greet you and offer directions to various ministry areas.
Ushers will give you a bulletin as you enter the church. The bulletin has most of the service in it, and the music will either be there or in a hymnal.
During the service there will be prayers, music, readings from the Bible, and a sermon that we hope will give you something to sustain you throughout the week.
We share 'the peace' by greeting each other, saying, "The peace of the Lord be with you."
We have communion each Sunday, as a way to remember and celebrate that, for Jesus and his disciples, a shared meal served as a powerful sign of reconciliation and unity.
When communion is offered, you may come forward to receive bread and wine or cross you arms for a simple blessing. Because this is the Lord's Table,`everyone is welcome.
