Worship from Home

Mission St. Clare – Mission St. Clare has long been a resource for those praying the Daily Office. Their site is available in both English and Spanish.

The Brotherhood of St. Gregory – The Brotherhood of St. Gregory offers an excellent online and app based daily office platform.

BCPOnline – The online version of the BCP is a helpful resource in a pinch when a Book of Common Prayer is not available. It is available in a Spanish PDF here.

Lectionary Page – This online resource for the lectionary readings is helpful when determining the readings for Sundays, feast days, and major saints days.

St. Bede’s Breviary

Oremus – Daily prayer, liturgy, hymns (audio) and prayer resources. Includes calendar of saints, lectionary, searchable Bible, and prayer requests.

Forward Movement Daily Prayer – Forward Movement publishes small devotional booklets which some churches offer to their members. They contain a daily scripture text, a short meditation on that reading, a question to ponder, and three scripture readings. This online site provides these same daily selections for people to read and ponder online.

The Anglican Cycle of Prayer (ACP) web site includes a one-reading-per-day lectionary, comprised of a psalm and Bible verses. All are invited to use this lectionary as part of their daily prayer and worship.

Daily Prayer for All Seasons – Developed by the Standing Commission on Liturgy and Music, the prayers in Daily Prayer for All Seasons are presented according to liturgical season beginning with Advent and progressing through Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, and Easter. In addition, two sections are offered for Ordinary Time: Creation and Rest. The book also includes explanatory pages of how to best utilize the prayers.

Thanks are due to William Simerly and The Rev. Carol Westpfal

Episcopal Relief and Development has an excellent page on connecting in a time of an epidemic.

See ERD’s Page on Connecting

The National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. has great daily services and Sunday Eucharist for viewing at home.

St. John’s Cathedral, Knoxville, has a long history of broadcasting the community television of Knoxville channel. They now stream on YouTube as well. Their Sunday bulletin is posted in their weekly email and we will update the upcoming Sunday leaflet when it is published. Their services begin at 10:30 am on Sundays.

Watch on St. John’s YouTube Channel

All services will be broadcast on community television and on YouTube. You can also watch these services after recording on YouTube. You can view community television on these channels:

Xfinity (Comcast) Channel 12
Spectrum (Charter) Channel 193
WOW! (Knology) Channel 6
U-Verse (AT&T) Channel 99

Church of the Ascension will stream their service on Facebook Live.

Church of the Ascension Facebook Page

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chattanooga also streams their services. You can find their streaming channel and bulletin below.

Watch St. Paul’s, Chattanooga

 

Grace Church, Chattanooga streams their service on Facebook.

Grace Church Facebook

The crew at St. Elizabeth’s is going live on Facebook at 9:00 am Eastern! You can tune in below.

St. Elizabeth’s Facebook Page

Make sure to email William Simerly at william@stelizchurch.org, for bulletins.

 

St. Timothy’s is leveraging multiple platforms to reach out to the community on Sundays and throughout the week.They’ve developed a landing page where you can find all their service information at https://sttimothysignal.org/.

St. James will be streaming their services on Facebook Live! Their service is at 10:30 am.

St. James Facebook Page

Good Shepherd, Lookout Mountain will livestream their 10:30 am service.

Good Shepherd, Lookout Mountain Facebook Page

St. Paul’s, Athens, will stream their services on Facebook at 8:00 and 10:30 am.

St. Paul’s, Athens Facebook Page

St. Peter’s, Chattanooga, will livestream their service on their website at 10:00 am.

Watch St. Peter’s, Chattanooga

Church of the Good Shepherd in Knoxville/Fountain City is going to host a Zoom meeting. Make sure to get on their email list to receive the invitation for worship.

Nativity, Ft Oglethorpe, will be streaming Compline on Monday-Thursday’s at 9:00 pm in English, and immediately in Spanish after that.

Nativity’s Facebook Page

St. Luke’s, Cleveland will be using Facebook to livestream multiple services:

• Morning Prayer on Sunday at 10:00 am.
• Evening Prayer on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm.
• Noon Prayer on Thursdays at 12:10 pm.

St. Luke’s Facebook Page

Good Samaritan, Knoxville will be using Facebook and YouTube to livestream their services on Sunday at 11:00 am.

Good Samaritan’s Facebook Page

St. Paul’s, Kingsport will be posting a link to their Zoom Morning Prayer at 10:30 am. You can find information on their worship on their Facebook Page.

St. Paul’s, Kingsport Facebook Page

Trinity of Gatlinburg has a YouTube channel from which they broadcast their services. Check them out!

Trinity’s YouTube Channel

St. Thomas, Elizabethton sends their virtual worship out via their email listing. Contact the parish to be placed on their email list.

Join St. Francis on Sundays at 10 am on Facebook live as they livestream their worship. Go to sfaec.org to download the worship booklet, scripture readings and hymns. All are welcome!

St. Francis Ooltewah’s Facebook Page

 

St. Stephen’s, Oak Ridge, will be livestreaming their Sunday worship at 10:00 am each Sunday morning.

St. Stephen’s, Oak Ridge Facebook Page

St. James, Greeneville, has established a wonderful online page with resources for online worship from their community! Click below for their worship page.

St. James Worship Page

St. Paul’s, Seymour, has joined Facebook Live, streaming their mass at 10:30 am on Sunday mornings.

St. Paul’s, Seymour Facebook Page