Welcome to St. Saviour’s Parish. Joint
Worship Services - Mark your calendar December
19 - The Fourth Sunday Of Advent - Thursday,
January 6, 2011 - An evening observance of the Feast of the Epiphany,
April
17, 2011 - Palm Sunday at St.
Saviour’s, April
21 - Maundy Thursday at St. Mary’s Church, April
22 - Good Friday at the Saturday, April 23 - The Great Vigil of Easter,
Joint
Sunday Worship is at If you would like to see the readings for upcoming Sundays, you may go to http://bible.oremus.org.
Eucharist Services of the Sunday Wednesday - Saturday:
~TOURS~ There are self guided tours of our
historic church, featuring its renowned
Rector: The Reverend Jonathan B.
Appleyard St. Saviour's is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine,
presided over by Bishop
Stephen Lane, with offices at
Senior Warden: Gail Leiser
Eva Davis Seasonal Vestry Members:
God offers love and grace to all persons; God calls us to be a community which embodies love, grace, and justice for all people as a sign of God's reconciling love. Whatever our age, gender, race, ethnic background, sexual orientation, economic condition, physical or mental gifts, this community of faith invites us to become full participants as together we seek God and the fullness of life with one another. St. Saviour's Parish is an Episcopal Church committed to reverent public worship, an understanding of the Christian Faith, the spiritual renewal of our lives and the expression of our faith through community service. "Saint Saviour" refers to Jesus Christ, our "Holy Saviour." Another way to say the same title is "Holy Redeemer" which is the name of the Roman Catholic Church across the street. St. Saviour’s identifies itself as an “open
church.” By this we mean that all persons, wherever they are in the spiritual
journey, are welcome to come and be a part of this community. We seek to be a
safe place for skeptics and agnostics as well as for believers. We are an
inclusive church in which people from many backgrounds have found common
ground. We are a diverse community which has discovered in God a oneness greater in significance than our differences. We
have come to know that our variety, in truth, reflects the divine
comprehensiveness of the God of all created things. People come to church for
a variety of reasons. We assume that because you come, in some way – subtle
or profound – the Spirit of God drew you here. The communion meal of Christ’s
presence among us in the form of bread and wine is offered to anyone who
comes with a sincere heart to receive it. Coming
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