We gather for worship Sundays at 10:30am at 4601 N Emerson Ave in Indianapolis.
For those unable to join us in-person, our service is also streamed live.
The church sanctuary is open 20 minutes before worship (10:10-10:30am) on Sundays for silence and contemplation. During this time our nursery is available, as well as an adult-led Kids Contemplation practice in the basement.
(For those who’d rather converse with one another, the Parish Hall is available for fellowship from 10:00-10:30am on Sundays.)
A quick word on what worship is like at The Table…
Our worship service is rooted in the traditional expression of Anglican liturgy as it’s been known for centuries. Liturgical ministers are vested in robes and the liturgy includes many ancient texts and prayers which connect our worship to the earliest centuries of Christian practice.
However, as Anglicans we also believe that the ancient traditions of the church must always be rooted in a particular cultural context, so you’ll hear musicians who draw on a blend of traditional, folk, and gospel influences, and hear scripture explored each week through sermons which sometimes connect scriptural themes to works of art, literature, culture, or current events.
Our worship service is reverent, warm, and welcoming. Traditional yet playful. Serious but never precious. Everyone is welcome. You don’t need to wear anything fancy or know anything special. The song lyrics and prayers are printed in a booklet you’ll receive so we can all participate in the liturgy together.
About kids
Bring ’em if you got ’em! We like kids and have a pretty high tolerance for their wiggles. There is a nursery available for kids up to age 5.
Kids K-5th grade begin in worship with their parents (often working on a collective liturgical art project), and most Sundays are dismissed before the reading of scripture for a contextualized time of hearing and responding to scripture together. (All kids, including nursery, return to the service during the Peace for Communion.)
