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If you would like to join our online zoom meetings, please email office@oursaviourky.org and ask to be added to the list.
Prayer Requests
Email to priest@oursaviourky.org. Your request will be included in Prayers of the People during our Sunday workship service.
Office hours by appointment only
As Episcopalians, we are dedicated to sharing the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are a community of faith in the tradition of The Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion. We are a congregation in The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington. With Christians around the world, we are united in prayer and committed to continuing Jesus’ ministry of love, compassion, mercy and grace in serving those in need and transforming the world in loving, liberating and life-giving ways.
We provide a safe place in which you can develop a relationship with God and freely ask questions and seek answers. We embrace and celebrate diversity and inclusion. We worship and pray together, learn and grow spiritually, and strive to share God’s love at every opportunity. We may not always agree with one another, but we love and respect one another. Whatever your background and whatever your personal beliefs, we welcome you.
May you be blessed abundantly by God’s love and comforted by God’s mercy, grace and peace.
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In observance of health guidelines during the COVID pandemic, we are not meeting in person but providing weekly services online. We look forward to welcoming everyone as soon as we are able to resume our in person worship services. We are praying daily for everyone affected by the coronavirus.
As a member of the larger Faith Based Community, the 4th Sunday of every month will be reserved for a diocesan service found at Diolex.org.
May God bless you abundantly and keep you safe.
Rev. Carol Ruthven
L-R, Glen Click, Grace Sears, Karon Click, Jennifer Woodruff Tait, Pamela Holmes, Leslie Farris, and Rev. Carol Ruthven
Pam Holmes and Karon Click recently took their vows as Daughters of the King. Their silver crosses identify them as members of the Order and remind them daily of the pledges they have made to pray, serve, and witness to Christ’s presence in their lives.