
Hope to see Us Through…
A series of reflections by the Rev. Terry Elsberry in response to the Coronavrius Pandemic and social isolation. Read and listen to Terry’s reflections here.
Using the Book of Common Prayer:
Not familiar with the daily office? Watch our Morning and Evening Prayer Tutorials:
Daily Morning Prayer, Rite II (p. 71) | Order of Service
Daily Evening Prayer Rite II (p. 115) | Order of Service

A recording of Compline sung by the Compline Choir can be found here.
Access the Prayer Book online: bcponline.org
Access the Prayer Book app (eCP): for iPhone; for Android
Access daily readings online: lectionarypage.net
Morning Prayer, Live!
The Rev. Dr. Cheryl McFadden‘s favorite website for praying the Daily Office Service is dailyoffice.org. You can participate in Morning Prayer live session at 7 and 9 am, listen to a recording of it, or pray it on your own. (Evening Prayer is not offered live but you can pray it on your own.) Praying the Daily Office is spiritually rewarding.
Listen to our sermons
Despite campus being closed, our clergy team continues to write and record sermons for our weekly worship services. Listen to them here.
Listen to the Music
Easter Meditations
Daily reflections, written by members of the clergy team, lay staff, and fellow parishioners are being emailed. If you are not already receiving these emails, and would like to, sign up here.
Explore the Way of Love for Families: DOWNLOAD PDF
Home Church Outline:
Create a worship space in your living room or kitchen table. You can make it simple with just some songs, readings, prayers. Or, dress it up and make bulletins and light candles. Here’s an example of what one family did.
Check back regularly for additional resources and ideas from our clergy and ministry teams.
Celebrating the Annunciation
On March 25, we celebrate the Annunciation of our Lord.
We invite you to watch “Hail Mary, Full of Grace: Experiencing the Incarnation through the Arts.”
This video, compiled and edited by the Rev. Dr. Cheryl McFadden and Max Drinkwater, features music sung by the Cambridge Choirs and notable artwork for the feast. Enjoy!
Check back regularly for additional resources and ideas from our clergy and ministry teams.