The Liturgy of the Hours is entrusted to sacred ministers in a special way so that it is to be recited by each of them—with the necessary adaptations—even when the people are not present.
The Liturgy of the Hours is simply a liturgy celebrated every few hours. It happens seven times a day, just that as a layperson, you aren’t obliged to pray them all (or at all to begin with). You’ll be surprised by how relevant the Scriptures can be, as you meditate on them throughout your day and through the ever-changing seasons of your life. How glorious an exchange it is — that God reveals Himself to us through the Holy Scriptures, and we return this gift to Him through the Liturgy of the Hours.
Many questions get asked by visitors to church, newcomers to town, and friends and neighbors of our members. Here’s a list of questions that may help you get to know Vestry Church better.
We are a mainline Protestant denomination (similar to Methodists and Presbyterians) with more than 700,000 members in the United States and Canada. We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. We believe the Bible is God’s word, and we give each person the freedom to responsibly interpret the Bible for themselves.
We enjoy being a multi-denominational church where we work together, worship together, and grow together.
We are committed to Jesus Christ, the Bible, and the Great Commission.
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