St. Mary's will participate in the Winston Salem Pride Parade on Saturday, July 13. Plan to meet either at the church to carpool at 10:00 am or meet us in Winston Salem (4th Street) at 10:45 am. We will walk in the parade, so wear your colors and show out for Pride. Please let Amy […]
Our Chapel of Christ the King hosts a Rite II Prayer Book Eucharist each Sunday morning. The chapel is located inside the Community Life Center. We always welcome visitors.
Our Lord's Living Room Eucharist offers a more casual worship service. The service begins at 9 am each Sunday in the Great Hall of the Community Life Center. Visitors are always welcome. Children who attend this service usually play together on the large rug in front of the altar during the service.
We gather each Sunday at 11 am in the Nave for our Choral Eucharist. Visitors are always welcome! Where is the church located? Enter the Nave at 108 W. Farriss Ave., near the corner of Farriss and North Main Street, north of downtown High Point. Where do I park? We have a parking lot off Hillcrest […]
Join our Choral Eucharist live stream each Sunday on our YouTube channel.
During the 11 am Choral Eucharist in the Nave, children ages 3 and older move to the children's chapel for age-appropriate learning and fun together. Children rejoin parents and guardians in the Nave before the end of the Eucharist.
Stay after our 11 am Choral Eucharist each Sunday for coffee and conversation in the Parish Hall.
Come explore the ancient practice of Centering Prayer each Tuesday at 10 am in the Miller Common Room. Centering Prayer also meets at 6:30 pm on Thursdays.
Each Wednesday in the Chapel of Christ the King, our noon Healing Eucharist celebrates a saint recognized by the Episcopal Church. Our weekly topics often, but don't always, follow this calendar.
We gather for evening prayers each Wednesday at 5:30 pm in the Chapel of Christ the King.
This 8-week study in the Miller Common Room explores Melissa Spoelstra's book, "Angels." Spoelstra's book focuses on the Scriptural stories about angels: Who are they, what do they do, and do they have to do with us? We'll be watching videos; there is no homework required and no reading involved, other than reading the Bible […]
Come practice the ancient spiritual practice of Centering Prayer each Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Miller Common Room. Centering Prayer also meets at 10 am on Tuesdays.