The Episcopal Church
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St Augustine of Canterbury is a parish of the Episcopal Church, which is a mainline protestant denomination with roots in the American Revolution. We read Scriptures from the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) and New Testament each week, and we celebrate Holy Communion, inviting anyone baptized in ANY Christian tradition to receive the bread and wine.
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The Episcopal Church is a place where everyone is welcome and diversity is celebrated. We have members across the political spectrum, and we are open and affirming of LGBTQ members. Any person who feels drawn to gather and learn from the Gospel of Jesus and the fellowship of community is welcome here.
We have strong commitments to tradition. Our services are drawn from a Book of Common Prayer, and the “Common” in that means that Episcopalians can find a church throughout the United States – and much of the world – that will be reading from the same scriptures as their own on any given Sunday, and celebrating the liturgies of the Word (Bible lessons) and Table (Holy Communion) in a familiar way.
We offer classes for newcomers to teach more about the Episcopal Church and its traditions.
We have strong commitments to tradition. Our services are drawn from a Book of Common Prayer, and the “Common” in that means that Episcopalians can find a church throughout the United States – and much of the world – that will be reading from the same scriptures as their own on any given Sunday, and celebrating the liturgies of the Word (Bible lessons) and Table (Holy Communion) in a familiar way.
We offer classes for newcomers to teach more about the Episcopal Church and its traditions.
SERVICES: 7:45 AM │ 9:00 AM │ 10:30 AM │ Sunday School 10:15-11:00 AM
For a description of the style of service, please visit our worship page
For a description of the style of service, please visit our worship page
285 So. 208th Street, Omaha NE 68022 │ 402-289-4058