The Half Truths Small Groups are still going strong under the guidance of the Rev. Dr. Nate Lee and with great thanks to our lay facilitators. For those interested in Nate’s views on Adam Hamilton’s book, Half Truths: God Helps Those Who Help Themselves and Other Things the Bible Doesn’t Say, and his own theology around the concept of half-truths, plan to join us on Zoom.

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information. 

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

20s/30s will gather on Zoom with the Rev. Dr. Nate Lee to discuss, “How to Tell Time Theologically.”

Contact the Rev. Dr. Nate Lee for more information or to be added to our 20s/30s email distribution list. 

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Soloist and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Part 1 of a three-week series of reflection focused around The Magnificat. Join Deacon Denise LaVetty to reflect on the pregnancy, the waiting, and the hope, joy, and anticipation which must have filled Mary’s heart, as the human embodiment of the very Word of God grew within her, and we will examine its meaning in our own lives. 

Register by emailing Deacon Denise.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

This holiday season, we will be reviving a much loved tradition. Parishioners are invited to help decorate the church for Christmas. Join the fun and enjoy some eggnog as we rekindle the spirit of the season with greens and poinsettias!

Click here for information on Christmas worship and all that we have in store for the holiday season. 

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Soloist and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here.

Click here to view an important safety document.   

Make your Sunday offering online.

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Part 2 of a three-week series of reflection focused around The Magnificat. Join Deacon Denise LaVetty to reflect on the pregnancy, the waiting, and the hope, joy, and anticipation which must have filled Mary’s heart, as the human embodiment of the very Word of God grew within her, and we will examine its meaning in our own lives. 

Register by emailing Deacon Denise.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

We are thrilled to bring back the Children’s ChristmasPageant this year! Children of all ages are invited to participate in a short andsimple pageant, held in place of the sermon, during the 11:00 a.m. serviceon Sunday, December 19.

There will be one rehearsal from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m.on Saturday, December 18, in the church, followed by hot chocolate anddonuts on 35th Street by the church garden. Children can also make Christmascards for Operation Santa and the Incarnation Coat Tree – a great hands-onmission opportunity for kids.

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Soloist and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here.

Click here to view an important safety document.   

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Part 3 of a three-week series of reflection focused around The Magnificat. Join Deacon Denise LaVetty to reflect on the pregnancy, the waiting, and the hope, joy, and anticipation which must have filled Mary’s heart, as the human embodiment of the very Word of God grew within her, and we will examine its meaning in our own lives. 

Register by emailing Deacon Denise.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

With Strings, Organ and the Incarnation Choir

Streamed Live and in person
Our version of “Midnight Mass,” this is a beautiful and transcendent celebration of Holy Communion by candlelight.

With Organ and a Soloist from the Incarnation Choir.

Streamed Live and in person
A joyful service of Holy Communion to celebrate the birth of Jesus, with a visit to the creche for children.

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Soloist and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information. 

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information. 

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.   

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this Rite I service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Join us for this 15-minute prayer service with psalms, lectionary readings and a brief homily. Click here for a PDF version of Noonday Prayer. Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

Candlelight Communion is a service of Holy Eucharist that incorporates chant and silence as well as elements of contemporary worship. This service is informal and contemplative, with music led by a Cantor and a brief reflection by one of the clergy.

Join us for this 15-minute service of prayers and music and before bedtime. Click here for a PDF version of Compline.  

Join our email list to receive Zoom access information.  

All are welcome to gather in the church for this service of Holy Eucharist, which includes a brief homily and organ music (there is no singing). The service follows the 1928 Book of Common Prayer and tends to conclude by 9:00 a.m. Click here to view an important safety document.   

Our principal service of Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer with Choir and Organ is held in person and streamed from the church. Join us online by clicking here. 

Make your Sunday offering online.

During the 11:00 a.m. service, children leave for Sunday School in the Parish House and then return to rejoin their parents in worship. Younger children (pre-K to 2nd grade) and older children (3rd to 5th grade) meet separately and use the StoryMakers curriculum.

Join us for lemonade on the sidewalk in front of the church following the 11:00 a.m. service. This “Lemonade Hour” is weather dependent and will run throughout the summer.