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“Feast of Christ” is a worshipping
community that gathers to experience the saving mystery of God in
Christ through an ancient, yet strangely contemporary liturgy.
Our worship takes place in an atmosphere of reverence, mystery, and
of “being together, alone.” Each service makes use of sung chant and
hymns, readings from the gospels, short homilies, confession &
forgiveness, reflective prayer, and anointing for healing. Our
worship culminates with the celebration of the feast of Christ—Holy
Communion. Through these practices we are drawn deeper into the
mystery of the Word made flesh, and are sent out to serve the world.
There are no “members” of the feast of Christ—there are only those
who have been given a foretaste of the feast to come, and who work
to make this world more closely resemble that eternal feast.
| “Feast of Christ” is influenced by the emergent church movement, by
the worship of the ecumenical Taizé Community in France, and by the
riches of the Lutheran tradition.
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Prayer Stations |
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