Gathering together for worship is central to our walk as disciples of Jesus Christ. We would love for you to join us in worship. We meet on Sundays at 4:30 p.m. at Apostles Anglican Church, located at 200 Colony Blvd. in Lexington, KY.
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
This workshop led by Pastor Andee and Katie Hodge will equip you to understand your best pathway for spiritual formation based on your perso...
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
Come to the sanctuary for an evening for worship, intercession and listening. We will ask the Lord to continue to show us how he wants us to...
200 Colony Blvd.
200 Colony Blvd.
All students and educators are invited to bring their backpacks, book bags or briefcases and we will have a time of blessing and prayer for ...
200 Colony Blvd.
We are liturgical church and so we worship using a set pattern of prayers and readings designed to help everyone join into worship. We have a worship guide on the pew that is very easy to follow and give simple instructions at the beginning of every service.
Our music is a simple of expression of both contemporary and tradition forms. Our music team usually includes a guitar, bass guitar, vocalists and simple percussion.
We have communion every Sunday. We believe this is central to worship and is the main way we meet Jesus. Communion is open to every baptized Christian no matter the denomination. We give instructions for Communion every Sunday.
We read lots of scripture: three lessons and a Psalm. Our sermon or homily is based on one or more of these readings.
A prayer ministry team is available to pray for any needs brought to them. During the pandemic, prayer requests may be shared with the clergy so the team can pray for you throughout the week.
Simple refreshments are usually offered every Sunday so we can connect after worship.
We know it can be daunting to visit a church for the first time. Our goal is to warmly welcome you and do everything we can to help you feel at home and learn all you want about Saint Patrick’s Anglican Church.
As you prepare to visit, dress in the way you feel most comfortable for worship. Most worshipers wear casual clothes. There is a large parking lot at the church, and the main entrance adjoins the parking lot.
When you visit Saint Patrick’s, you will be greeted by someone from our Hospitality Team at the Welcome Table just inside the doorway. If you have children, the greeter will be happy to show you where they will go during the service to worship. For more details on the children's ministry, click here.
During the service you are free to participate to the degree you feel comfortable. If you are brand new to Anglican worship, you are welcome to sit and observe – no one will be offended.
Every week our worship is a mix of music, Bible reading, preaching, and prayer. In addition, we celebrate the Lord’s Supper every week. As Anglicans, we welcome all baptized Christians to receive Holy Communion – one does not have to be an Anglican or a member of Saint Patrick’s. If you are not baptized or perhaps are not yet a follower of Jesus, you are welcome to remain in your seat if you prefer or come forward for a blessing. Every week, we explain in detail how to participate in Holy Communion. Don’t worry, you won’t feel lost or left out. Baptized children are welcome to receive Communion at the discretion of their parents.
Saint Patricks Worship Guide and Liturgy (pdf)
DownloadApostles Anglican (our sister parish) has graciously invited us to share their space on Sunday and throughout the week. By having two parishes in one building, we steward the resources of both churches better than being in two buildings. It also allows us to do a number of combined ministries and special worship services together throughout the year.
Having church in the afternoon changes the rhythm of Sunday. Rather than getting up and rushing to get out of the house for worship, we can rest and spend time with the Lord and with family, and we can catch our breath before ending the Lord’s Day with worship.
Some people just can’t make it to church on Sunday mornings because of other important commitments. Afternoon worship creates a place and time for those in that situation.
The central way we practice community is through Community Groups. Prior to the pandemic, many of our groups met two Sunday mornings a month for a relaxed time of brunch, Bible study and prayer together. By doing this, we avoid the challenge of rushing to and from our Community Groups at the end of the day during the middle of the week.
Is afternoon worship a new thing for you? Come and try it and see if it’s a fit!
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