There are several worship services during the week.

Our principal services of worship are on Sundays.  Holy Communion using the Rite I, or traditional words of worship, is offered at 8 am.  This service is quiet and contemplative, with a brief sermon.  The service is based on the earliest forms of the Communion service in the first English Prayer Book of 1549.

The Rector's Forum, with coffee and refreshments, begins at 9 in Dallas Hall, the main fellowship room. 

At 10 am a second and more contemporary service of Holy Communion is celebrated.  The worship order follows Rite II, a contemporary service from the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.  Hymns and choir music, along with a full sermon, are also part of this service.  Special occasions such as Baptisms are most frequently incorporated at 10 am.

The morning wraps up with coffee and more refreshments after this service.

Compline is said at 6 pm when the University is in session.  This is one of the monastic prayer services, rich with the evening psalms and prayers of rest and refreshment.  Music is occasionally part of this service.

Following Compline at 6:30, everyone and especially UNH students are invited for supper and Canterbury Club.