The United States Men's National Team plays Bosnia and Herzegovina in a crucial FIFA World Cup Round of 32 knockout match on Wednesday, July 1. The game will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, with kickoff scheduled for 8:00. 

Watch the game tonight on the Hoag Hall Jumbotron.  

BYO food and drinks to share. Pregame starts at 7pm. Please RSVP to Fr. Matt if you know you are coming and let him know what you might bring. 

NOTE 1 : Hoag Hall is NOT Air Conditioned!

NOTE 2: Mass is celebrated today at 5:15pm (in the Garden or at the Bolton Altar).

NOTE 3: The Men's Group is meeting is making sandwiches and bagging lunches in the Undercroft at 6pm.

The Outreach Committee partners each month with our Men’s Group and the Church of Trinity Saint Paul’s Church in New Rochelle making and service bagged lunches.  

Once a month on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m the Men’s Group make and wrap 120 sandwiches and bag 60 lunches that will be served the next day.  Members of the group often gather afterwards for dinner. This week we invite everyone to join us for the Soccer Game and BYO Dinner.

The Eucharist is offered most Wednesdays at 5:15pm at the Bolton Altar in the Church or in the Garden of Resurrection outside.  The service lasts about 20 minutes, does not include music, and is followed by a brief reception and fellowsip.

Independence Day is has been listed among the holy days in the Episcopal Church since the 1928 Prayer Book. 

Proper Psalms, Lessons, and Prayers were first appointed for this national observance in the Proposed Prayer Book of 1786. They were deleted, however, by the General Convention of 1789, primarily as a result of the intervention of Bishop William White. Though himself a supporter of the American Revolution, he felt that the required observance was inappropriate, since the majority of the Church’s clergy had, in fact, been loyal to the British crown. In the 1928 revision of the Book of Common Prayer, provision was again made for the liturgical observance of Independence Day.

Our eucharist on Independence Day will be held either in the Garden of Resurrection or at the Bolton Altar. Ice cream and a festive beverage will be available after the service. 

Join us for hotdogs with all the fixings after the 10am service. Bring sides and desserts to share.

Our Sunday 10am Service will feature appropriate hymns from the Hymnal.