• Book Club - (Postponed until the Fall)
   
• Lydia's Legacy Women's Bible Study & Ministry - July 11th, Wedding Shower for Peggy Dixon
   
• REC Women's Spiritual Enrichment Conference - July 26th-28th (Wonderful time was had by all!)

• Sundays 
  • 9:30 AM - Sunday School All Ages
  • 10:30 AM - Holy Eucharist 
  • Sermon for July 5th: Sermon on Mount: Beatitudes
• Wednesdays
  • July 1st, 7:30 PM Bible Study: Nicene Creed, part 8 

SERMON ARCHIVE

• Altar Guild 
  • The sacred performance of worship preparation
• Acolytes
  • Assisting in the performance of liturgical rites
• Youth Group
  • Raising up Christian leadership
• Lydia's Legacy
  • Prayer Shawl Ministry

Saint Francis is a conservative Episcopal Church in The Woodlands, TX. Our mission is to be evangelical, provide a correct and accurate education of scripture and the writings of the Apostolic Fathers, but above all to worship our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in truth and sincerity. Our form of worship is liturgical, following the Reformed Episcopal Church edition of the 1662 and 1928 Book of Common Prayer. The Reformed Episcopal Church has been serving our Lord since 1873. Saint Francis Reformed Episcopal Church became established in The Woodlands, TX in 2004.

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St. Francis Reformed Episcopal Church is a Reformed Anglican community that exists to worship the Triune God, to proclaim the truth, and to equip the saints, all according to the Holy Scriptures.

 Member of the Diocese of Mid-America of
The Reformed Episcopal Church

• Bible Study - Every Wednesday Night at the South Montgomery County Community Center, 7:30 pm.
  This Week: Nicene Creed, Part 8
   
• Cranmer House Courses - Advanced Theological Education
   

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St. Francis celebrates the graduation of members from Cranmer Theological House: Dss. Teresa Johnson (Master of Arts in Religion) , Ed Fowler (M Div), and Jonathan Trebilco (M Div)
MAY 30, 2009