Worship Services
Sunday – Morning Prayer
NEW TIME Sunday Evening – Mediator Worship Circle
September 20 and 27 we offer a 5:00 p.m. (MI time) service with Communion held in the backyard of the church (along the Lake Shore Road area). Please bring a chair, a face covering, and consider bringing bug spray, an umbrella for additional shade, and a jacket in case the weather turns cool. The Service Bulletin is available by clicking here. We suggest downloading the bulletin to your smart device (iPad, iPhone, e-tablet, etc.) or bring a copy of your Book of Common Prayer (BCP) with you.
Note: This service is not recorded or broadcast on Zoom/Facebook.
Please join us…..All are welcome.
Wednesday – Bible Study/Compline
Thursday – Healing Prayer
On Thursday evening at 7:00pm (MI time) we offer a Healing Prayer, which is a Zoom-only service. Click here (when prompted for a password, enter 7) to join the service.
Parking and Accessibility at The Episcopal Church of the Mediator
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We have a large parking area to the south of the church, with a broad, wheelchair-accessible sidewalk leading right to our front door. All are welcome.
The sanctuary is on the same level as the door, so you will not have to navigate additional ramps.
Our restrooms are built to be accessible, as is that most important institution of Episcopal socializing—the coffee hour.
For those who utilize hearing-assisted technology or assistive listening systems, we offer Hearing Loop through the microphones during the services.
The red front door is a nod to our ancient traditional roots. In Medieval Times, one could claim the right of sanctuary by entering a church and touching the altar cloth. The red door was a sign that sanctuary was at hand. We keep this tradition alive by opening our doors to all people.
Come Visit Us!
We are part of a unique Lake Michigan community just a short drive from New Buffalo, MI on Red Arrow Highway. We are also conveniently close to another lakeshore community, Saint Joseph.