Saint Bridget's Celtic Christian Church
An Emerging, Sacramental Expression of the Catholic Tradition
Welcome
Saint Bridget’s meets weekly for fellowship, study and contemplative, liturgical worship in the ancient pattern set down by our Celtic ancestors from the early history of the united church.
Our faith is that of the first seven ecumenical councils of the undivided Christian Church--that Church which the Nicene Creed, our confession of faith, calls one, holy, catholic and apostolic.
We celebrate the seven sacraments of the Church, and we believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
To go into the world and share with all people the Good News brought by Jesus Christ that our Creator loves us, and that we are to love God and one another.
Christians from every denomination and friends from other faith traditions are welcome to worship with us.
Our Mission
Weddings
Our church offers a sacramental setting for your most sacred celebration.
Whether you like a traditional church wedding, a Celtic wedding in the outdoors or a wedding at another church location, we can accomodate your wishes and make your special day one to remember for a lifetime. Premarital counseling is also available on request.
Services
Services are held in members' homes, in outdoor recreation areas and for special occasions in local sanctuaries. Our weekly celebration is held in our Vicar's home.
Thursday evening services are:
Food and Fellowship, 5:30 p.m.
Study of contemplative Christian spirituality, 7:00 p.m.
Contemplative Eucharist, 8 p.m.
Any additional services will be announced on our notice board and on our website.
Latest News
Check out pictures of our recent mission to Nepal
Events
Women’s bible reading Wednesday after services
Relief Fund
Please show your support and donate to our Love the World fund.
This Week's Sermon
This week our minister talked about the overloading of information. In a time when anything and everything is just a click away how do we take a step back and focus on the principles of our faith?
While exploring the question of “What would Jesus do?” in today’s media crazed world, the minister also reflects on the changing state of family and community over the past few decades.
If you didn’t manage to make one of the services this week, you can listen to our Sunday and Wednesday sermons via our podcast.
You can also check out our YouTube channel for videos
