Taize Service

5:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 8 at St. George's Altar

Taizé is a form of worship with simple chant-like songs, short scripture readings and prayerful silence that call us into deeper reflection on Christ's presence within ourselves and in the world around us. Hymns are only one or two verses long. Lyrics and melodies are simple, and are repeated several times, accompanied by the soft tones of a harp. 

The name Taizé comes from an ecumenical Christian community formed in France during World War II. Taizé prayer has been described as "evening prayer for all Christian faiths" . We invite family, friends, neighbors, and all who seek spiritual connection to join us. Enter the church through the Main Street doors or Vinter Hall on 9th Street.

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