St. Bride's Morning Worship - Sunday, July 27, 2025 @ 10am
About Our Sunday Services
At St. Bride's, you can expect worship that is rooted in the Anglican tradition and enlivened by contemporary and relevant perspectives. We hope you can join us in person for one of our two Sunday services. We live stream our 10am service, and keep an archive of service and sermon recordings on our website.
Our 8:30 a.m. service is a traditional, smaller, quieter service. This service includes the Book of Common Prayer (BCP), and a time for Holy Communion.
Our 10 a.m. service is a larger, more contemporary family service. We use the Book of Alternative Services (BAS), there is more music than the 8:30 a.m. service, and includes The Good News Club (Sunday school) for children.
Meeting new people at church can be hard. And as much as we want you to feel comfortable and welcome, we don’t always know if someone is here for the first time. Please let our greeters know if this is your first time as you enter, or if you’re looking to connect.
After the 10 a.m. service, we gather to catch up with each other over coffee in the Fellowship room at the back of the church. This is a great way to meet others. Please join us! We would love to see you and get to know you.
Recent Sermons
Canon Stephen Peake, Rector, St. Bride's
Rev. Mackenzie Wolf, Curate, St. Bride's
Canon Stephen Peake, Rector, St. Bride's
Praveen Bhatt, Lay Minister, St. Bride's
Trinity Sunday
Canon Stephen Peake, Rector, St. Bride's
Pentecost Sunday: Come Holy Spirit Renew The Face of the Earth
Canon Stephen Peake, Rector, St. Bride's
Ascension Sunday
Rev. Mackenzie Wolf, Curate, St. Bride's
Rev. Mackenzie reflected on miraculous healings. Mackenzie pointed out that God is active and healing today, and that we as Christians are invited to respond to these healings with faith and participation.
Canon Stephen Peake, Rector, St. Bride's
Praveen Bhatt, Lay Minister, St. Bride's
The sermon opened with a heartfelt encouragement for all who carry a mother's heart―not just those who are birth mothers. Building on the theme of God as our Shepherd, the message articulated how the foundational truths of (a) our rescue in Christ, (b) our experience of God's presence and (c) the divine gift of eternal life in the here and now, overpower the facts of (a) evil, (b) fallenness and (c) reaping the consequences of poor choices. Praveen ended his sermon with a call to live in the power of the gospel by immersing oneself in the unbelievably-good news of Jesus Christ and taking the gospel to a hurting world.
Rev. Mackenzie Wolf, Curate, St. Bride's
Mackenzie shared with us about Saint Paul and Saint Peter, as we reflected on their contributions to the early Church and how they might inspire us to boldly proclaim and live out the Gospel as they did.