The Saint Boniface community embraces all through sharing God’s love in Liturgy, Outreach and Service to others.
St. Boniface Episcopal Church is a vibrant faith community dedicated to sharing Christ's message of love and salvation with the world. Our lives together are centered on worship, fellowship and service.
All are welcome to seek God's will through study and prayer, to share the good news of God’s love for us, and to use your God-given time, talents, and treasure to serve others.
If it is for just one Sunday, a few weeks or a lifetime, all are welcome at St. Boniface. Come worship our God and savior. Let the Lord enter your heart. Experience the joy of being part of a faith community. Come and celebrate life with Jesus Christ! Come as you are and go forth from this place with a mind to question, a heart to care, and hands to serve.
Witness Weekly Prayers:
For Earth’s Future
God of the land, who entrusted us with the care of the Earth and the naming of its creatures, we confess that we have often failed to live up to this holy calling. In times when protections for your creation are weakened and uncertain, we bring before you our fear for the future of the Earth. Grant us resolve amidst these fears that we might work faithfully for wise and just stewardship of our common home. Give business leaders, governments, and people everywhere the wisdom to act with integrity around these environmental issues. We ask this for the sake of your Son, who became flesh and sanctified all creation. Amen.
St. Boniface Episcopal Church
Welcomes You to
The First Sunday in Lent
February 22, 2026
10AM
In-Person services are live-streamed on our YouTube page.
Recurring Services and meetings
Please note all Zoom meetings held by St. Boniface are through the same link with the same password.
St. Boniface Zoom
Password: 903127
Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m., is the St. Boniface worship service. The service will be streamed via YouTube.
Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. Join Compline via a Zoom link. Gather for prayer and reflection; no video feed of you is required, so you can come in your PJs. Or turn on your video to see other parishioners.