At Home Worship Resources

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Dear Sisters & Brothers,

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There are many, many opportunities to worship with Episcopalians around the country at many individual parish websites. What a wonderful opportunity for all of us to experience worship with others who worship in buildings different from our own and in ways different from our own. That “Anglican Tent’ is very large and accommodates many diverse styles and forms. 

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At St. John’s we are currently, worshiping in person at 8:00 am and 10:00 am with Compline on Sunday evening at 8:00.

Sunday Compline is one of the most beloved services included in our Book of Common Prayer. As a way to begin worshipping together online, Fr. John Conners is inviting you to a Sunday Evening Compline Service on Zoom at 8:00 pm. I hope you will join us this Sunday. If you plan on attending, please Email  rector@stjohnsplymouth.org  and Fr. John will email you the details to join the Zoom Meeting.

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SOME RESOURCES WHEN WE ARE NOT ABLE TO COME TO CHURCH:

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SUNDAY MORNING LIVE STREAMING WORSHIP

To view a service LIVE on You Tube:

1) Click on the link below
2) Once you are in YouTube click the word LIVE (in red)

Watch Sunday 10:00am Sanctuary Service Live

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Additional Activities going on Virtually:

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• Tuesday Morning Women’s Bible Study at 9:30am

• Wednesday Morning Women’s Bible Study at 9:30am

• Thursday Morning Men’s Devotional Group at 9:30am

• Saturday Morning Men’s Study Group at 9:00am

• Sunday Morning Worship @10:00 am on Zoom

• Compline Sunday Evening at 8:00pm

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Our own Bishop Bonnie A. Perry posts a new sermon each Sunday morning at 8 am at www.edomi.org/sermon. We will also share a link to the sermon weekly on our Facebook Page. Please “Like” our page to receive the link in your feed.

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Washington National Cathedral www.cathedral.org/worship posts Morning Prayer Monday through Saturday at 7 am and Evening Prayer at 7 pm. Sunday Eucharists are live-streamed at 11:15 am

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Additional resources:

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• Trinity Wall Street always live streams their Sunday services on their website at the following link:   https://www.trinitywallstreet.org/

• If you do not have access to a Book of Common Prayer, the Prayer Book is available online at the following link:   https://episcopalchurch.org/files/book_of_common_prayer.pdf

• You can also find the readings for all Daily Offices and Eucharists on Saint Mary's website:  https://www.stmvirgin.org/bible-lessons-for-all-services

• The Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) offers daily online meditation.  One can sign up to receive the meditation at:   https://cac.org/richard-rohr/daily-meditations/daily-meditations-archive/.  Father Richard Rohr is a Roman Catholic Franciscan.  CAC is a decidedly ecumenical program.

• Father Andrew Mead, former rector of Saint Thomas Fifth Avenue, is currently priest-in-charge at the Church of Saint Stephen in Providence, Rhode Island.  He recently posted some thoughts about making a spiritual communion, if one is unable to receive the sacrament in person.  His blogpost is available at:  http://sstehpensprovidence.blogspot.com/  St. Paul's-on-the-Green in Norwalk, CT...a parish Fr. John attended for three years, has a full line-up of weekly worship opportunities.  You can find their offerings at:  www.stpaulsnorwalk.org  Click on the live-streamed Worship button.

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