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Sundays
Traditional Eucharist 8:00 a.m.
Sunday School
(School Year)
10:00 a.m
Contemporary Eucharist 10:15 a.m
Weekdays
Wednesday Healing Mass 8:00 p.m.
 
The Church of St. Jude (Episcopal)
3606 Lufberry Avenue
Wantagh, NY 11793

Fr Christopher D. Hofer, Rector
Parish Office (516)-221-2505
Fax (516) 221-7260

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The Church of Saint Jude, Wantagh (Episcopal), is a welcoming community of faith, embracing and serving all of God’s children regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, disability or socio-economic condition.
-Adopted by Vestry, May 15, 2007
Episcopal Church History Forum Print

A daughter church of the Church of England, the Episcopal Church has served as a global leader and partner with other Christian communities in the more than two centuries since our organization following  the American Revolution. Our particular way of structuring and governing ourselves is now being questioned as we approach our 77th General Convention in Indianapolis in early July. In four Sunday morning sessions during the Fifty Days of Easter, we will look at four slices of time in our tradition, and consider how they can help us better understand our situation today.

April 29                Anglican but not episcopal!  For 170 years emigrants from the Church of England to America worshipped without bishops.  How did this work?  What were the joys and frustrations of “being church” thousands of miles from home?  What would it have been like on a Sunday morning in the 1700s?

May 6                   Bishops by ballot.  Because most patriots were opposed to English-style bishops, who were lords as well as spiritual leaders, we came close to not having bishops at all!  We’ll find out how our church constitution was created, and what the new Episcopal Church in the United States was like in its earliest years.

May 13                Go forth and preach the Gospel.  In the 1800s the Episcopal Church became a Missionary Society that continues up to today – a society of which we are all members.  In addition to looking at the missionary activities of the church, we’ll examine the church politics and major controversies about worship and belief that concerned nineteenth century Episcopalians.

May 20                Facing the Modern World.  In the 20th and 21st centuries, the church was deeply affected by dramatic changes in society, including the impact of war, racial and cultural conflict, globalization, science, and relations with other faith traditions.  These and changes in understanding about the roles of gender and sexuality impacted the work and ministry of Church.  How can examining how our Episcopalian predecessors addressed these concerns help position us to face the challenges of proclaiming the Gospel in a world that “knows Christianity, but not Christ?”

St. Jude’s parishioner and historian Ted Gerbracht will facilitate the course. The course meets in the Common Room at 9:00 a.m.

 
Transforming Churches Print

The fourth of five installments of the Transforming Churches documentary series. Produced by the Episcopal Church Center, New York, New York.

http://www.vimeo.com/23177542

 
Sundays at St. Jude Print

Are you looking for a home to worship God where you are welcomedno matter who you are, what walk of life you come from, no matter what? Thereis a place at St. Jude’s for you! Join us Sundays for worship:

 

8:00 a.m.: A Traditional, Old Elizabethan Language Holy Eucharist(No Music)

 

10:15 a.m.: A Contemporary, Family-Friendly Holy Eucharist withMusic

 

6:00 p.m.: A Modern, Contemplative and Meditative Holy Eucharistwith Music (specifically aimed for thosewho are questioning, for those who are working, for those who need a break fromthe hustle and bustle of life)

 
The Church of St. Jude Welcomes You Print
St Jude ChurchImagine a church of radical hospitality.  A welcoming congregation filled with people from all walks of life and all ages who are seeking meaning and purpose in their lives.
 
Imagine a church with vibrant worship, exciting music, inviting fellowship opportunities and top-notch educational programs that are rooted in our common beliefs and expressed with respect for our different paths of lives.
 
Imagine a church that seeks to proclaim God's justice, love and mercy for all of God's people, to live out the good news of God's realm for all and to be a healing sign that, even in our differences, we are one in Christ.

Here at The Church of St. Jude in Wantagh, NY, we have built that church.

 
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