Anglican Rosary Prayer
Time: 1:00pm on Thursdays
The Anglican Rosary is a fairly new type of prayer, having been designed by the Rev. Lynn Bauman in the mid-1980s. The Anglican Rosary is similar to the Orthodox Jesus Prayer Rope, and the Roman Catholic Rosary. There are no set prayers for the Anglican Rosary, making it a very effective tool to help you get into a meditative prayer state by utilizing the prayers that are most meaningful for you.
As a group, we pray the Anglican Rosary with prayers for the Church throughout the world, for our Diocese and denominational leadership, for our local church, and for evangelism.
The prayer time is roughly 20 minutes, and you are welcome to remain in the church and continue praying once the corporate worship time has completed.
Please enter the church from the St. Alban’s Chapel door (pictured).
For Private Prayer
The chapel contains samples of various Anglican Rosary prayers for various occasions, and if you need a rosary, you can borrow one from the office. Office staff will let you into the St. Alban’s Chapel, where you can spend time in prayer, either using your own prayers, or one of the sample Anglican Rosary Prayers that are provided.
Morning Prayer & Breakfast
Normal Schedule: 7:30 am on the second Thursday of every month.
Morning Prayer services follow Rite II from the Book of Common Prayer, and begin at 7:30 am in the nave on the second Thursday of the month, followed by the group going out for breakfast at a local restaurant. The front door of the church will be open during this time.
The Morning Prayer services are normally around 30 minutes. The officiant – and other participants – will be happy to walk you through navigating the Book of Common Prayer if you are unfamiliar with the liturgy. Don’t be afraid to ask. The people are very happy to help with getting you up to speed.
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