Because of the coronavirus, our ability to worship face to face has been altered quite a bit.
We are now gathering for Eucharist (bread only) at 10am on Sundays.
We ask that all who attend protect themselves and others by wearing a mask.
We have extras masks if you don't have one.
You can email the office: stalbansbeach@gmail.com
We thank everyone for their continued support during these unusual and difficult times.
​We endure together - whether in spirit or face to face.
And we pray for each other in faith and hope, believing that eventually - all will be well.

St. Alban's and the Coronavirus

Welcome to St. Alban’s Church. We began re-gathering as a worshipping community on June 21,  after being physically apart for three months.  

Services are currently being held in the Church building of St. Alban’s. Those who wish to attend notify the office stalbansbeach@gmail.com.
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We will have a nametag for you. Everyone is expected to wear a mask.












​Here is some information we hope you will find helpful in our worship together:  The worship bulletin will be in a bag on a chair. When it is time to begin, you'll hear a chime to bring us together. We'll give some instructions and ‘housekeeping’ information. After a few seconds, the service of Holy Eucharist following the outline from our Book of Common Prayer will begin by listening to a hymn (printed in your bulletin) or a chant. We are only able to distribute bread in the Eucharist. This is still a valid communion.

We are using the lessons assigned for a Eucharistic service because these lessons follow a particular story of the people of Israel and the active ministry of Jesus. Once in a while we will add in a non-biblical reading which pertains to situations/issues in our world today.

Because of the Coronavirus there are certain restrictions with which we have to live and worship in order to stay safe and healthy.

• Please wear a mask. We have extras if you do not have one.
• Hand sanitizers are  located at the entrance.
• Please do wear the mask correctly!
• We cannot shake hands or hug—we’d like to but just can’t. However, we can do fist bumps, elbow bumps, offer a peace sign or a bow of respect to another person.
• We have some music included in the bulletin. They are usually downloaded from the internet or from a CD.
• To recite the psalm or Canticles —we begin together with the bold part. Then one side of the room says the part in regular print and the other side says parts in italics. We end together.
•  We will not pass around an offering plate. One is provided at the entrance door.
• We have included prayers that pertain to the events of the week.
• We end with a piece of music to which we will listen. 

 
At the end of the service we will offer cold water or boxed juice from the red cooler and a delicious snack from the table. Please do take your bag home with you. 

If you'd like to receive our weekly ENews, "The Fountain", just enter your email address beneath the PDF of the Sunday bulletin on this page.
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​We support St. Giles Food Pantry so if you're out shopping and see some BOGOs - please know for us it means Buy One Give One. We have a cart by the door where donated food items may be placed.

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