WORSHIP AT RES
Come together for worship, Bible teaching, experience God’s presence, and grow in faith.
MORE INFORMATION
Our worship services are designed to be an uplifting and engaging experience, where you can connect with God and others through music, prayer, and teaching. To learn more about our worship style, common questions, and Res beliefs, click here for more details!
SPECIAL SERVICES
Anglicanism invites us to celebrate not only major feast days like Christmas and Easter but also special worship experiences that help us grow in Christ. Here are a few of the meaningful services we celebrate throughout the year:
MORNING, NOON, EVENING PRAYER
A 30 to 45 minute Anglican service of scripture, perhaps a short reflection and corporate prayer, with or without music.
MID-WEEK SERVICE OF COMMUNION
A one hour service of Holy Communion with a short homily with our without music.
ASH WEDNESDAY
A midweek evening service of Holy Communion with music to begin Lent.
SEDER DINNER
An Easter week Passover meal and service to help us better understand the Jewish roots of Christianity and the meaning of Christ’s death and resurrection in its Passover context.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
An Easter week service of Holy Communion with music followed by the stripping of the alter table and dimming of the sanctuary as we look forward to Good Friday.
GOOD FRIDAY PASSION READING
A 3 hour drop in reading of three gospel accounts of the “passion” (Latin – suffering) narrative of Jesus with music.
GOOD FRIDAY TENEBRAE
A service of “lights and shadows” with reflections on the death of Christ utilizing candles, choirs, and scripture.
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
A special early morning Easter Holy Communion service set at a time that helps bring to light the meaning of the Resurrection.
THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE
An evening prayer service of thanksgiving, scripture, music and celebration on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
ADVENT LESSONS & CAROLS
An evening of Lessons and Carols in December with the Maryland Boy Choir to celebrate the coming of Christ.
HEALING PRAYER SERVICES
Resurrection periodically holds Sunday Evening Services for Healing Prayer in the context of Holy Communion. Opportunities both during and after the service to receive the “anointing of oil” (James 5:14) and prayers for specific emotional, spiritual, relational and physical healing.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Anglicanism invites us to celebrate not only major feast days like Christmas and Easter but also special worship experiences that help us grow in Christ. Here are a few of the meaningful services we celebrate throughout the year:
MORNING, NOON, EVENING PRAYER
A 30 to 45 minute Anglican service of scripture, perhaps a short reflection and corporate prayer, with or without music.
MID-WEEK SERVICE OF COMMUNION
A one hour service of Holy Communion with a short homily with our without music.
ASH WEDNESDAY
A midweek evening service of Holy Communion with music to begin Lent.
SEDER DINNER
An Easter week Passover meal and service to help us better understand the Jewish roots of Christianity and the meaning of Christ’s death and resurrection in its Passover context.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
An Easter week service of Holy Communion with music followed by the stripping of the alter table and dimming of the sanctuary as we look forward to Good Friday.
GOOD FRIDAY PASSION READING
A 3 hour drop in reading of three gospel accounts of the “passion” (Latin – suffering) narrative of Jesus with music.
GOOD FRIDAY TENEBRAE
A service of “lights and shadows” with reflections on the death of Christ utilizing candles, choirs, and scripture.
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
A special early morning Easter Holy Communion service set at a time that helps bring to light the meaning of the Resurrection.
THANKSGIVING EVE SERVICE
An evening prayer service of thanksgiving, scripture, music and celebration on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
ADVENT LESSONS & CAROLS
An evening of Lessons and Carols in December with the Maryland Boy Choir to celebrate the coming of Christ.
HEALING PRAYER SERVICES
Resurrection periodically holds Sunday Evening Services for Healing Prayer in the context of Holy Communion. Opportunities both during and after the service to receive the “anointing of oil” (James 5:14) and prayers for specific emotional, spiritual, relational and physical healing.