Third Sunday of Easter - Morning Prayer and Homily

In lieu of gathering publicly, we offer this special Sunday service with Morning Prayer and a Homily from Rev. Daniel Adkinson.

Click the button above for the bulletin to this service - all scripture, collects and responsive prayers are provided.

Musical Worship - We also commend our Easter Spotify Playlist if you would like to add a musical worship component to this online service.

Worship through giving - help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.

We will be giving 10% of the offerings from this week to our local partners, The Ark. They are doing great, front line work for those in need in our community.

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.

The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia, Alleluia!

Christopher Sieggen
Second Sunday of Easter - Morning Prayer and Homily

In lieu of gathering publicly, we offer this special Sunday service with Morning Prayer and a Homily from Rev. Daniel Adkinson.

Click the button above for the bulletin to this service - all scripture, collects and responsive prayers are provided.

Musical Worship - We also commend our Easter Spotify Playlist if you would like to add a musical worship component to this online service.

Worship through giving - help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.

We will be giving 10% of the offerings from this week to our local partners, The Sparrow’s Nest. They are doing great, front line work for those in need in our community.

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.

The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia, Alleluia!

Christopher Sieggen
Easter Sunday Service and Sermon

In lieu of gathering publicly, we offer this special Easter Sunday service with Morning Prayer and a sermon from Rev. Daniel Adkinson.

To help equip you to follow along, here are some resources and notes you will want to have on hand before you begin:

  • Our Service Bulletin - viewable by clicking the button above.

  • The service today is a combined Easter Sunday and Morning Prayer liturgy and the electronic bulletin will guide you through the service.

  • The Scripture readings for today are included in the above bulletin.

Musical Worship - We also commend our Easter Spotify Playlist if you would like to add a musical worship component to this online service.

Worship through giving - help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.

We will be giving 10% of the offerings from this week to our local partners The Food Bank of North East Georgia. They are doing great, front line work for those in need in our community.

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.

The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia, Alleluia!


Intro and Outro music - Rimsky-Korsavok - Russian Easter Festival Overture


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Christopher Sieggen
Good Friday at Home

Good Friday is the second part of the Triduum (the sacred three days). This most somber of all days is appropriately marked by fasting, abstinence, and penitence, leading us to focus on the Lord Jesus and the meaning of his Cross.

This time of social distancing and sheltering-in-place has provided us, the Church and the world, a powerful and at times, stark reminder of the solemnity and sorrow of the day the Lord of Life was rejected, mocked, scourged, and then put to death on the Cross.

The faithful are reminded of the role which their 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 and set free from bondage to sin and death. The Cross is a sign of God’s never-ending love for us. It is a sign of life, in the midst of death.

We offer below, two curated experiences to help guide you through this day - You can either pick between them or utilize them both since it is common on Good Friday to have multiple, different services.


The Crucifixion of Jesus

Below is an audio worship resource from Fernando Ortega that journeys through the themes of Holy Week with familiar hymns and readings.

Fernando Ortega's “The Crucifixion of Jesus” Album on additional streaming services here -

Spotify

Google Play

YouTube


The Golgotha Experience

Below, is a video resource from Poor Bishop Hooper that goes through the Scriptural Stations of the Cross with original music, scripture and art.

The Golgotha Experience in high resolution (for large screens - 1080p)

The Golgotha Experience for small screens


Recommendations for “The Golgotha Experience”

  • If you are able, view the video on a large screen and listen through a home theater sound system.

  • Set some ambient lighting to create a somber/sacred space.

  • Each sung musical piece has a transitional sound setting/segue - allowing space for the readings of scripture, prayer and reflections from the booklet.

  • Lastly, if you are able, pull the booklet up on a smart phone or tablet - reading as you follow along with the music and video.


Worship through Giving 

Help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.


We will be giving 10% of the offerings from this Sunday to our local partners The Food Bank of North East GeorgiaThey are doing great, front line work for those in need in our community.

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.


All music, artwork and video content for both “The Crucifixion of Jesus” and “The Golgotha Experience” have been approved for use on this site with all artists’ knowledge and permission.

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Maundy Thursday Digital Service Together
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We are providing a variety of At-Home Worship Resources for Holy Week.

On Maundy Thursday at 7pm, we are going to try a Special Digital Service Together via Zoom!

Details will be sent out via e-mail or Facebook Messenger. Mark yourself “going” or “interested” on our Facebook Event HERE or e-mail Fr. Daniel - daniel@stacathens.org - We are not providing a public link to help ensure the online integrity of the Zoom Meeting.

The Paschal mystery—the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—is at the heart of the Christian Gospel. The somber evening of Maundy Thursday begins a single liturgy of several services which culminate with rejoicing on Easter Sunday.

The word "Maundy" comes from the Latin word for commandment which occurs in John 13:34 in the context of the Last Supper – "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another." At the Last Supper, Jesus washed his disciples’ feet and commanded them to love and serve one another as he had done. This day commemorates the Lord’s example of servant ministry, the institution of the Eucharist, the agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, and the betrayal leading to the crucifixion.

Worship through giving - help keep St. Thomas strong during this season. You can give online by clicking the “Online Giving” Button for secure giving by card or from your bank account. Make a one-time gift or setup a recurring gift. We have even set up a new method to give by text. Text “Give” to 844-696-6290 to get started. You can also mail a check to St. Thomas Anglican Church P.O. Box 49617 Athens, GA 30604.

We are Giving 10% of the total gifts received during Holy Week to our local partners The Food Bank of North East Georgia. They are doing great, front line work for those in need in our community.

We pray this online resource will be a blessing to you and your family in this challenging time in the world.

May the Lord bless you and keep you safe.

Holy Week will continue tomorrow with special resources for Good Friday and culminate on Easter Sunday. We will post At-Home Worship Resources for Good Friday and Easter Sunday here on our Services Page.

Christopher Sieggen