In the Episcopal Church, we take part in certain regular acts of prayer and worship. These are called Sacraments and are a participation in Christ’s ministries on earth. God’s activity and presence are not limited to these rites, but the church recognizes them as markers of the myriad ways in which God uses material things to reach out to us. The Sacraments are intended to sustain our present hope and anticipate its future fulfillment—the Book of Common Prayer understands the sacraments as “outward and visible signs of inward and spiritual grace”.
The following Sacraments are celebrated at church: