Important Information Regarding Worship
during the COVID-19 Crisis
We know this is a new experience for all. We are worshipping “together” by the use of Virtual Technology and an open phone conference number. We pray that you will continue to join us on the many means we have established to maintain our community of believers.
Please visit https://www.facebook.com/HAMPhilly/ and look for the red "live" icon to join the worship service. When we are live-broadcasting, you can click on the live button and will be brought to the event in progress. You may also go to our Facebook page and will see the live event as well.
Our current schedule for live worship:
Please see the Worship Resources page for PDF bulletin of our services
and the Book of Common Prayer
Weekly Prayer and Study
10:00 AM Sunday, November 29, 2020
Advent I
Joint Virtual Worship Service with Holy Apostles Penn Wynne
Reverend James Stambaugh, Celebrant
HAM Facebook access
https://www.facebook.com/events/352763176059591
7:00 AM Morning Prayer & Reflection
HAM Facebook access
https://www.facebook.com/HAMPhilly/
12:30 PM Afternoon Pop-up Prayer
HAM Facebook access
https://www.facebook.com/HAMPhilly/
5:30 PM Evening Prayer
Tuesdays & Thursdays
HAM Facebook access
https://www.facebook.com/HAMPhilly/
&
Video Conference line
***Please contact administration for conference line credentials***
7:00 PM Partners Bible Study (HAM & Cookman)
Wednesdays
via the Cookman Beloved Baptist Church Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/Cookman.congregation/
8:30 PM Compline & Reflection
HAM Facebook access
https://www.facebook.com/HAMPhilly/
9:00 PM Evening Reflection
Cookman Beloved Baptist Church Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/Cookman.congregation/
OUR CHURCH
The Church of the Holy Apostles and the Mediator or "H.A.M" as it is affectionately known is an Episcopal urban congregation. It is a spiritual home for all people who seek to deepen their relationship with God by living a life of Christian service.
Our congregation is comprised of many different cultural backgrounds including the United States, Africa, the Caribbean and Central America. The educational levels vary and the lay vocations cover a broad spectrum. While most parishioners live in West Philadelphia, we continue to draw from all over the city and the suburbs.