Church Services

Eucharist Service

The Anglican Church of the Resurrection conducts a Eucharist service each Sunday at 10:00 A.M. from September through June. During July and August the Eucharist service is held at 9:00 A.M.

Summer Beach Service

In July and August, ACR amends its schedule, adding a short worship service on Breakwater Beach in Brewster at 7:30 AM and moving its 10:00 AM service in the in the Council on Aging building to 9:00 AM.

The beach service is short, very casual in dress, and very fun. The Eucharist (Lord’s Supper) is not offered and an offering is not taken. For those, you can go to the 9:00 service in town. What is offered is a short, very fun worship service right on the beach, with waves in the background, in all of God’s glory!

To get to Breakwater Beach, enter Brewster on 6A and look for the side road “Breakwater Beach”. it will take you right by the parking lot for Breakwater Beach.

Study Groups

The Anglican Church of the Resurrection Bible study groups and other activities during the week. Currently:

• Wednesday nights at the Brewster Council on Aging we are having a series on the Holy Spirit, facilitated by the Rev. Jim and Jan Gunn, beginning at 7:00.
• Thursday nights at Grace Church in Dennis, we have an event called Cape Kid Meals, part of the national program of Blessings in a Backpack. Grace Church is located at 16 Center Street, East Dennis, MA 02641. We meet there at 6:00 PM, have a fellowship meal and a brief devotional, then assemble the packages for elementary schools in both Brewster (us) and Dennis (Grace Church). School holidays or inclement weather may cause us to adjust our schedule.

For more information, please call (508) 896-2550.

Home Taizé

Periodically at someone’s home we’ll have a time of prayer and song in a form called Taizé, which has gathered a growing following around the world. In short, it is a time of prayer and personal reflection enhanced by short songs, a bit of scripture, and both spoken and silent prayers. “Taizé” is the name of an ecumenical community in France founded in 1940 by Roger Schutz, a Protestant. As a practice of prayer, beautiful short musical prayers that are repeated 5 times or so were found to be helpful in personal reflection. These are interspersed by a reading of scripture and periods of spoken and silent prayer.

When we worship and pray in this way, we gather at someone’s home in the early evening. There will be a small number of musical instruments, perhaps an acoustical guitar, a cello, a violin, and a piano on a good night. There will be about a dozen of us, and we’re each given a Taizé songbook and an order of service listing the songs we’ll sing, the times we pray, and a scripture lesson in the order that we do them. We’ll fellowship a little, assign parts for leading prayer or reading scripture, and then begin. It’s quiet, relaxing, centering, peaceful, a very spiritual experience.

When we Taize’ we will announce it in church, post it here in ‘Upcoming Events’, and you may also call the church telephone number of (508) 968-2550.