Worship > Services

REGULAR SERVICE TIMES

Weekend Schedule

Saturdays | 5:30pm

The Table – our acoustic celebration of the Holy Eucharist. The perfect introduction to Episcopal worship if you are not familiar with our worship style.
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Sundays | 9:00am [available online]

The Holy Eucharist with choir and Children’s Chapel. This service is live-streamed on both our Facebook page and our YouTube Channel.

Sundays | 11:15am

The Holy Eucharist with choir.

Weekday Schedule

Wednesdays | 6:00pm

The Holy Eucharist in an intimate, said service.

Thursdays | 12:00noon

The Holy Eucharist in an intimate, said service.

 

For Special Service Times, see our Calendar of Events.

For pastoral care needs, please call 972-233-1898 & press option 9.

WORSHIP AT OUR HEART

servicesWorship is the heart of our life as a church, and it transcends us as individual people. In truth, worship is not really about or for us at all: worship is for and about God. Worship honors our deep, divinely implanted need to praise and give thanks to God. As The Book of Common Prayer says, “We praise God, not to obtain anything, but because God’s Being draws praise from us (BCP, 857).”

Our worship at Transfiguration embraces the richness of Episcopal tradition by utilizing the beauty and poetry of our prayer book. Grounded on the faith and belief of countless Christians, both ancient and modern, this holy resource guides us as we come into God’s presence seeking his blessing, mercy, and nourishment. To us, The Book of Common Prayer offers a treasure of language with which to speak to God.

Our music program further elevates our hearts and minds by filling our services with glorious sound. Led by our world-class Director of Music, Joel Martinson, and oriented around our renowned Opus 17 Organ by Richard, Fowkes & Co., the music at Transfiguration is simply sublime.

Our hope in all our services is to glorify God and cultivate in every person a sense of reverence, awe, connection to the Almighty. If you are new to Episcopal worship, or are interested in learning more about how we worship (what we do and why we do it), you’re invited to check out this Instructed Eucharist. The Eucharist is the centerpiece of our worship, and the service we celebrate at least five times a week.