Daily worship is at the heart of this parish church. Our ministries, our fellowship with one another, our hospitality to newcomers and visitors, our work to spread the Gospel by word and example, our outreach to the poor in our community, and our learning and formation as Christians all flow from the daily worship of God together. Whether we gather for a formal high Mass sung by our extraordinary choir, or for the simple daily recitation of Morning or Evening Prayer in our small chapel, or for silent contemplative prayer together, the rhythm of daily worship underpins everything we do. We invite you to worship with us and find out what makes us who we are.

For the past six years, Fr. Humphrey has taken us on journeys into Narnia during Lent, through the Wardrobe and aboard the Dawn Treader, on quests in The Silver Chair, Prince Caspian, and The Horse and His Boy, and through The Magician’s Nephew, which tells the story of Narnia’s creation and fall. This year, Fr. Humphrey will lead us on a Lenten journey as we contemplate the end of Narnia—and of our own world—through the apocalyptic vision of The Last Battle.