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Advent is a season of expectation and reflection. A time to consider the most important and profound things about life. We invite you to come each Sunday this Advent and renew your Faith. Sunday’s at 10AM each week. Childcare & Sunday school offered for families with young ones.
Our services are recorded weekly and available in our MEDIA section of this website.
We are traditional Anglicans
St. Margaret of Scotland is a caring and loving community of committed Christians. We are parish members of the Anglican Church in America (ACA), the Diocese of the Northeast. We believe in the word of God, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the celebration of the Holy Sacraments. We believe in the essential truths of the faith as described by the earliest creeds of the Church. We meet weekly at 10 AM on Sunday and 4:30 PM each Thursday.
OUR VISION
We desire to share our Christian heritage with anyone seeking to know and experience the presence of God. We embrace the Holy Spirit as our comforter and guide, the authority of Holy Scripture, and the sacred nature of the Sacraments. We seek to provide a safe sanctuary for worship and offer an intimate and authentic space for you to experience the rich traditions of the Anglican faith.
OUR WORSHIP
We celebrate weekly with the Holy Sacrament of Eucharist and our services (mass) are considered traditional in the sense that they include classic liturgical worship and are accompanied by familiar hymns. Our Priest’s are pastors and teachers of the word, familiar with the wisdom of the bible and all its richness, and we study its passages during each and every service.
OUR FAITH
“The first step is to recognize the fact that your moods change. The next is to make sure that, if you have once accepted Christianity, then some of its main doctrines shall be deliberately held before your mind for some time every day. That is why daily prayers and religious reading and church going are necessary parts of the Christian life. We have to be continually reminded of what we believe. Neither this belief nor any other will automatically remain alive in the mind. It must be fed.” (CS Lewis - Mere Christianity)
Sunday 10 AM
Each Sunday morning we gather to share in our celebration of Christ and to remember His ultimate gift of salvation from sin, death, and hell. We share of our time, talents, and resources in a willing sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving. Each service is approximately 75 minutes long and includes receiving the Eucharist blended with a time of liturgical worship and teaching from the bible. Our services include the seasonal observation of Holy Days and Weeks throughout the year.
