We look forward to seeing you at one of our three Sunday services: Holy Eucharist 8 AM 10:30 AM* ^ Compline 8 PM^ *Nursery is available at this service. Our […]
Foundation Careful Thinking Curriculum equips kids 10+ with the basic skills they need to evaluate the truthfulness of ideas. This Curriculum sets the stage for critical thinking in every area […]
Foundation Comparative Worldview Curriculum equips kids 8+ with a biblical worldview and exposes them to the basic beliefs of competing worldviews, with an understanding that each human that holds a worldview is a dignified Image of God. This Curriculum sets the stage for critical worldview analysis and biblical worldview integration in every area of life. […]
Creed: September 7th through October 19th, 2025 Prayer: October 26th through December 14th 2025 (skip November 30th) Commandments: January 4th through February 15th, 2026 Anglican Tradition: March 1st through May […]
We desire for children to know and embrace that God has been writing a story since the beginning of time - a story they have been created to be part […]
Our Youth Sunday School class for high school is held in the South Tower on Sunday morning's at 9:15 a.m. For more information contact Peter Bridgwood, Youth Minister.
Our Adult Sunday School is taught in Hebron Hall at 9:15 a.m Advent Adult Sunday School: Biblical Theology of the Advent Collects - Fr. Joe Gasbarre These four weeks of Advent our Adult Sunday School will be focusing on a biblical theology of the Advent Collects. Each week we will discuss and reflect on the […]
The Compline Choir of Christ Church Anglican in Savannah, Georgia (USA) is an auditioned ecumenical Choir that sings the monastic Office of Compline every Sunday night at 8 PM. The choir enjoys together, as a community, the weekly prayer discipline of worshiping through Compline in both song and spoken word using this ancient liturgy. Although […]
Our Morning Prayer service is offered daily in the Nave. We begin the day asking for God's guidance and strength, and expressing thanksgiving and praise.
Join Fr. Craig and others to read through and discuss the Apostle Paul’s Letter to the Romans on Mondays from 1– 2 p.m. in Hebron Hall. Bring your Bible, questions and comments, and we will dig into God’s word and what the Lord has to say to us and our church.
