Worship and Liturgy Resources

How We Pray:

Liturgy is the word we use describe the church’s public worship of God. The term is derived from Greek words for “people” and “work.” It is the church’s public worship of God as the work of the Christian people. We believe the life of Christ is active in the church by the Spirit as expressed through liturgy. Our liturgy conveys our identity and mission while also calling others to serve with us. There are many liturgies of The Episcopal Church in the Book of Common Prayer and new ones being developed all the time.

Music in The Episcopal Church can be as diverse as its worship services. Did you know the final authority over the music used in an Episcopal service is “the duty of every Minister” (Canon 24, Section 1)? It draws us together in the same way our prayers do.

Worship is an important part of who we are. Go here to learn more about Episcopal liturgy and music.

Lectionary Cycle - The Episcopal Church uses the Revised Common Lectionary. Learn more here.

Church Year - We use different seasons and colors to help us celebrate the church year. Find out more by visiting this page.

Anglican Prayers - We pray for our Anglican siblings throughout the world every Sunday. For more on our Anglican Cycle of Prayer, go here.

Diocesan Prayers - We offer prayers for all of our members, churches, and ministries throughout the Episcopal Diocese of Nevada. See the list here to add these important ministers and ministries to your prayer cycle.

Daily Prayers - Episcopalians pray daily. We begin the day with Morning Prayer and offer other beautiful liturgies to pray alone or with a group. You can learn more clicking here.

Special Services:

he Episcopal Church offers liturgies that cover all the aspects of our common life.

Season of Creation

Prayers for Our Animals

For the Loss of a Pet

Prayers for Rites of Passage

Book of Occasional Services (English)

Libro de Servicios Ocasionales (BOS Español)