Join St. Brendan’s on October 31st for our All Hallow’s Eve liturgy. We will plan to have our monthly meal following service.
During the current health situation in our country, St. Brendan’s is meeting outside on Sunday mornings. On Sunday nights, we hold an evening prayer through Zoom. If you could like to participate, send us a note, and I’ll send you a link to the upcoming Zoom meeting. If you would to participate, please contact us…
On the fourth Sunday of each month, we enjoy a covered dish luncheon together. Please join us for a time of fellowship and good food!
Join St. Brendan’s Anglican Church for a Healing Prayer service. We will pray for those present while also praying for the needs of the people in our community. What is an Anglican Healing Service like? First and foremost, we gather to worship our Risen Lord through prayer, Scripture, and song. As we pray, we lift up…
Join us for a family-friendly time of worship. Children and adults worship and celebrate the goodness of God through story, creative exercises, singing, prayer, and communion. This is a way for our whole body to honor our young people by worshipping alongside them in ways that are suitable for children of all ages.
Join us for a family-friendly time of worship. Children and adults worship and celebrate the goodness of God through story, creative exercises, singing, prayer, and communion. This is a way for our whole body to honor our young people by worshipping alongside them in ways that are suitable for children of all ages.
Join us on February 26 for our annual Ash Wednesday service. Following the pattern of the early church, we rehearse afresh our baptism into Christ by meditating God’s gracious act of redeeming us and adopting into his family. Ash Wednesday gives us an opportunity to mark the beginning of Lent by reflecting upon our death…
The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple traditionally celebrated 40 days after the Feast of the Nativity (Christmas). It is also sometimes called “Candlemas” because Simeon prophecies over Jesus that he will be a “light for the Gentiles.” This is also the midpoint of the Epiphany season
Join us on March 6 at 6:00 pm at Blount County Library for our annual Ash Wednesday service. Following the pattern of the early church, we rehearse afresh our baptism into Christ by meditating God’s gracious act of redeeming us and adopting into his family. Ash Wednesday gives us an opportunity to mark the beginning of Lent by reflecting upon our death…
You’re invited to join us on Good Friday as we behold the gift of God in the cross of Christ. On this holy and solemn night, we are reminded of the role which our own sin played in this suffering and agony, as Christ took all sin upon himself, in obedience to his Father’s will. By the cross we are redeemed, set…