St. Richard's Episcopal Church - Winter Park FL: Worship Home


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Worship with us Worship at St. Richard's uses the Book of Common Prayer 1979 of The Episcopal Church. An online BCP can be found at https://www.bcponline.org/ Our readings come from the Revised Common Lectionary A calendar of the readings for each week and can be found at http://www.lectionarypage.net/ Sundays 8 a.m. is Rite I said service. Sundays at 10:30 a.m. is Rite II with hymns generally from the Hymnal 1982 of The Episcopal Church. On feast days such as Christmas and Easter, the service is sung. We use incense on feast days as well. Our clergy team includes the rector, full-time stipendiary, and generous retired priests who are part of the regular preaching rotation. We are grateful to have a volunteer vocational deacon as well. The preaching at St. Richard's is rich and diverse. There are many ways to service in worship. Please see a listing on the right of this page. We continue to have a volunteer flower guild who prepare our flowers each week and are also available for weddings and funerals. Justice and Mercy (A Call to Justice) “Justice and Mercy (A Call to Justice)” from THE CALL, M. Roger Holland II, composer, sung by The Cathedral Choir of Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando, FL, Canon Benjamin Lane, Cathedral Musician and conductor; Schola St. Richard’s, Winter Park, FL, Dr. Carl MaultsBy, Director of Music and piano; Vanessa Hawkins, soprano soloist, Maurice Hudson, tenor soloist; on the occasion of the visitation of the Most Rev. Michael Bruce Curry, Presiding Bishop and Primate, The Episcopal Church, to Cathedral Church of St. Luke, February 3, 2019. THE CALL is a five-movement work and premiered at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, NY, June 27, 2010. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq0s8F1A27o
Why Worship The Rev. Dr. Dale Truscott wrote a series of articles about why we worship. Why Worship Series