Lent and Holy Week
Schedule during Lent and Holy Week
Mar 22 Mothering Sunday
Apr 5 Palm Sunday-
Liturgy of the Palms
Passion Narrative
Apr 9 Maundy Thurs-
Agape Meal 5:00 PM
Eucharist -
Stripping of Altar 6:00 PM
Apr 10 Stations of the Cross
12 noon
Apr 12 Easter Sunday
Unless specified All service begin at 10:00 AM
A Service to Commemorate
400th Anniversary of Arrival of First Enslaved Africans
Was Held
See photos below
3:00 PM Sunday August 25, 2019
St. Joseph's Episcopal Church
509 Ramsey St.
Fayetteville, NC
(910) 323-0161
Our Priest-in-Charge
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
St. Joseph's is very blessed to have Fr. Ralph Clark as our new Priest-in-Charge. We met Fr. Clark when he was a chaplain at Ft. Bragg who had worshipped with us several times.
We are excited!
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
We are delighted that Fr. Clark has joined us. We are excited and anxiously look forward to a wonderful future together.
From Fr. Ralph...
The Reverend Ralph Clark...
From Fr. Ralph...
Grace to you and peace from God our father and the Lord, Jesus Christ! We practice our faith in the Anglican tradition with the use of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer approved for use by The Episcopal Church, a province of the Anglican Communion. We look forward to you joining us on Sunday morning at 10:00 AM for Holy Eucharist and are excited about the possibility of walking our journey of faith together with you.
Who we are
Our History
Our history is a part of us. We are the second oldest Episcopal Congregation in Fayetteville. We have been an active parish since 1873. Our church building was built in 1896. Please see an usher to get a booklet describing the history of our parish.
Our Faith
We deeply believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and the teaching of the Church. We worship in the Anglican Tradition.
FAQs about the Episcopal Church
Q. Can anyone worship at an Episcopal Church?
A. Yes. All are welcome.
Q. Do I need to know the order and manner of worship?
A. No. Our members and ushers will help you in using the Book of Common Prayer.
St. Joseph's Episcopal Campus Ministry
Episcopal Campus Ministry
The Episcopal Campus Ministry at St. Joseph's is an organization for students by students. Our goal is to provide a safe non-judgmental environment where people can gather and continue their personal and spiritual development.
A Home Away From Home
St. Joseph's goal is to make the young people feel at home. There will be free meals, social events, and other activities as the group decides its future plans.
Where Do We Go from Here?
St. Joseph's Episcopal Campus Ministry
will host social events through out the year. Check back here from time to time for notices of upcoming events.
All Are Welcome.....
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew is an international ministry of men within the Anglican Communion with corporate offices in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The Brotherhood was incorporated by an Act of the U. S. Congress signed May 30, 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt. That Act states, "the sole object of said corporation shall be the spread of Christ's Kingdom among men."
The St. Joseph's Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew provides food to area food pantries. We also provide food and school supplies to a school that has a high population of very needy children. We provide funds to help churches, family and public agencies for family crises and disaster relief.
We support our church....
The three pillars of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew are daily prayer, regular study, and continuous service. We pray daily. We study the scriptures regularly especially during our weekly meeting. We provide continuous service through our service projects to our church and to the community.
We support the spread of Christ's Kingdom...
We make continuous efforts, week by week, to bring other into Christ's Church.