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Traditional, sacramental Anglican worship, using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer
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2nd Sun. after Trinity, 10:30AM, June 29, 2025 (Audio only) 1st Sun. after Trinity, 10:30AM, June 22, 2025 (Audio only) Note: This recording is truncated, but you can hear Bishop Ackerman's excellent sermon here. Trinity Sunday, 10:30AM, June 15, 2025 (Audio only) Whitsunday, 10:30AM, June 8, 2025 (Audio only) |
No Prayer Book at home? No problem. Here's a PDF you can use. (The Orders for Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Holy Communion begin on p. 33, p. 43, and p. 67, respectively.) Prefer the familiar look? Try this one. Cradle of Prayer (https://cradleofprayer.org) is a helpful resource you can use every day to help you pray the daily offices. It includes the full text of all the prayers, psalms and lessons, so that you can easily pray along as you listen. |
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Sunday Schedule: Holy Communion at 8:30 and 10:30 AM Healing Service following the 8:30 and 10:30 services Nursery is staffed beginning at 9:15 AM Thursdays: Evening Prayer at 7:00 PM First Saturday of each month: Prayers for our nation at 10:00 AM |
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Welcome to St. Francis!
We welcome you to join us in a warm and friendly setting for true, Christ-centered worship. We maintain the ancient faith of the Church in the Anglican tradition, upholding traditional Christian values based on the Holy Word of God, and are faithful witnesses to the person of Jesus in the Austin community.St. Francis' liturgical standard is the 1928 Book of Common Prayer—a document which is orthodox in its expression of the Christian faith based on prayers that have been part of catholic worship for 2000 years.
In a world where biblical values seem to change with each new interpretation, St. Francis Anglican Church stands for biblical truth which does not change with each passing generation. If you are concerned about shifting social mores, want to be the Christian that God wants you to be and need guidance on that often difficult path, and want to be challenged each week to work toward that goal, we hope that you will visit and experience our worship and values first hand.
Parish activities
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Evening Prayer: Thursdays at 7 p.m. During this simple but beautiful
service, the prayers and lessons are said and the canticles are sung without
accompaniment. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Sunday school is on break for the summer but is scheduled to
resume the Sunday after Labor Day, in three classes held from 9:30 to 10:15
each Sunday: one for children from pre-K through fifth grade, one for
grades 6 and beyond, and one for adults. All St. Francis members should
plan to attend. Friends and visitors are welcome, too!
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St. Francis has an active intercessory group. If you would like to place a name on the list, please use the prayer intention box on the south side of the church to submit your request.
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Prayers for the Nation: This monthly service is scheduled for the first Saturday of each month. Join us at 10 AM in the parish hall for hymns, prayers – both printed and extemporaneous – on seven centers of prayer: Government, Church, Family, Military, Education, Business, and Media/Entertainment.
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Our home groups are ready to welcome anyone who wishes to join them.
Please contact Steve McCown, Doug Cooper, or Amy Crandell
to inquire as to what their home group is doing. If you would like to
host or facilitate a home group or if you have questions about
home groups, please contact the Rector.
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Anglicans For Life: Sponsors activities throughout the year, including
40 Days for Life prayer campaigns, National AFL group activities,
supporting the Trotter House, Anglican Rosary for the Unborn, and the annual
March for Life. All are welcome to participate in any of these activities.
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Choir: The choristers gather at noon on Sundays to prepare anthems to sing during the 10:30 service from time to time. All singers are welcome.
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