Loving, Liberating and Life-giving

We Episcopalians believe in a loving, liberating, and life-giving God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. For over 135 years, this Christian community has helped support each other in times of both joy and sorrow. Whether gathering for worship on Sunday morning, for a baptism, a marriage, or a funeral, our life together is rooted in common prayer and in the hope we have because of Jesus Christ.

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Parish Work Day

Help your church family spruce the place up a bit! On Saturday, March 30 all are invited to join us in a parish wide work day.

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Beacon Harbor

We're going to attempt a St. Patrick's Day Parade when we head out there next on Sunday, March 17! Wear green, and make plans to join us!

Youth Mission Opportunities

As followers of Christ, we are called to go out into the world and serve. So, EYC is looking to find opportunities to do just that, including a few mission trips.

Morning Prayer during Lent

A group of Nativity folk will lead quiet services of Morning Prayer four days per week during Lent. If you are interested in helping lead, Peter will give an overview of how to do so on March 4 at 4pm

This Is Our Story

We Episcopalians don’t take the Bible literally, we take it seriously. We take it seriously because it is the principal source of our knowledge about who God is, who we are, and what our purpose is in this God-given life.

"The Bible Challenge" Books

As we begin to read through the Bible together as a church family in just a few weeks, we've got a great resource to help us along the way. Pick one up in the church office or in the back of the church!