St. Francis Church, at its core, is a house of worship. People come together every week to give God praise and thanks as we celebrate the Eucharist - the principal act of Christian worship. We do this as a faith community that rejoices in the love and grace of God - the same love and grace that we find in each other and in our communal life as a parish. You will hear many members here at St. Francis refer to the church as their "spiritual home". 

We all know, however, that a house is not a home without love. At St. Francis, you will find a lot of love: love from and towards God and love from and within the parish. Love is so essential to who we are that it is the strongest fiber in our congregational DNA. It transforms St. Francis from “just a congregation”

into a thriving church “family”.

We’re different in that we don’t shy away from, but instead encourage, emotional connections to others. We revel in our diversity – not just in race and gender, but also in thinking and feeling. Additionally, we believe that our individual differences are just as important as our commonalities, and we share true and genuine care and concern for the wellbeing of all.

God’s love undoubtedly ties us all together, and it is our response to this love that creates relationship and connectedness amongst the congregation. God's love binds us together so tightly that a family is born. 

We welcome you to join us and experience the St. Francis family for yourself!