Tonight we start our observation of the three most important days in the church year, the Triduum. Join us for the Maundy Thursday service at 7:00 pm, and then beyond. See this video for a short introduction to Holy Week and the Triduum by Mo. Storm, and hope to see you tonight!! 

Maundy Thursday Service, April 2, 7:00 pm

Maundy Thursday Vigil, April 2-3, 8:00 pm - 8:00 am

Morning Prayer Online, April 3, 9:300 am

Good Friday Children's Service, April 3, 10:00 am

Good Friday Noonday Service, April 3, 12 noon

Easter Day Services, 9:00 & 11:00 am

Easter Egg Hunt, 10:00 am

We have a LOT (still) happening for kids during Holy Week and Easter, all interactive services to help them understand these stories that are so central to our Christian faith and life. Click the button below for a complete list of services, especially those remaining:

Good Friday Interactive Children's Service, April 3 at 10:00 am

Easter Day Services at 9:00 & 11:00

Easter Egg Hunt at 10:00 am in the Churchyard

Join us as we remember the institution of the first Eucharist, followed by the stripping of the altar as we prepare for Good Friday. This service marks the beginning of the "Easter Triduum," the three most solemn days of the church year, and is a moving way to begin these important days in the church. Following the service, the chapel will be open all night for prayer and silent reflection.

Following our Maundy Thursday service at 7:00 pm (April 2) is the overnight vigil in memory of Jesus' request that the disciples stay up and watch with him through his agonizing final night in the Garden of Gethsemane. The church is open all night, and you may sign up to keep watch for an hour (or more), or just come by sometime in the night

The Good Friday liturgy is from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer and includes the Passion according to St. John sung by the choir. This is a solemn, deeply moving service, and lasts about an hour. We'll also take a "Good Friday Offering," the offering of the Episcopal Church since 1922 to the Diocese of Jerusalem. View the liturgy at the link below.

Join us Easter Day for festive services with music, hymns, sermon, and Holy Communion. And don't forget the Easter Egg Hunt, starting at 10:00 am. This year we've doubled the amount of eggs, so don't miss the fun. Invite friends and neighbors!

Parishioners have the option on the first Sunday of each month (both services) to receive healing prayers for themselves or a loved one after receiving Holy Communion. Prayers are said by certified lay chaplains in a quiet space (our chapel) and kept always confidential. Lay chaplains are also available to take Communion to you or to a loved one if you're unable to make it to church. We're happy to visit anyone at all, even just to lend a listening ear or say a quiet prayer together. Our chaplains are here to support our parishioners in hard times, so please call on us! Send a confidential email to: laychaplains@stjamesscarsdale.org.