Worship at St. Alban's

                                                              Please join us for Sunday Service at 10 AM                                                                                                                       (Masks are required)


Here is some information about attending services at St. Alban’s we hope you will find helpful:

• We enter the Church through the Welcome Center located on 85th Ave. 

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• Come as you are - dressed up or dressed down, your choice!  

 

• All baptized Christians may receive communion at St. Alban’s. 

 

• You will receive a Service Bulletin which will enable you to follow the full service.

 

• Hearing devices are available from the usher stationed by the front doors of the Church.

 

• Bathrooms are located in the narthex (front door entry vestibule).  One is also located in the Welcome Center. 

 

• A child play area is located off the narthex, as is a small library and sitting room.

 

• Please be sure your phone is turned off or put on airplane mode. 

 

• Please join us for refreshments in the Welcome Center after service.

 

As a result of COVID, we are doing some things a bit differently in accordance with Diocesan guidance.

• Masks are now required. 

• We enjoy hymns played by our organist, but singing is not yet permitted.
  

 

• We are not allowed to dispense wine with the Eucharist.  When you step over to the person with the chalice – which has a drop of blessed wine in it -  the bearer will say the words, “The blood of Christ, the cup of salvation.”  This is a valid communion.  

 

• If you wish to pray privately after receiving communion, a member of our Care Team is available to the right of the altar.

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.

Flagstaff - Episcopal Church of the Epiphany - Cross, June 2018, © Ewald Judt

Almighty God, we give you thanks for this parish community of St. Albans.  We firmly believe that whatever we do, and wherever we are on our life’s journeys, you are with us, guiding us and giving us strength.  May we continue to seek ways in which to be your servant people, listening, supporting and giving in ways that enrich the lives of others.  May this church and its people be a blessing to the larger community.   We offer this prayer in the name of the one who came to show us how to live a life that is filled with compassion, mercy and love, Jesus Christ, our Savior.  Amen

We look forward to seeing you!