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Where All are Welcome! |
We welcome everyone to worship with us at any time:
spiritual seekers, those with questions and doubts, those firmly grounded in their faith.
We welcome one-time visitors,
those in Little Rock for extended medical treatments,
those looking for a church home.
Please let us know you are here; we would love to greet you.
Stop by The Welcome Center, located on the top level by the parking lot.
If you wish to become a member of our parish, you may do so by transferring in, being received, or by being baptized. The Clergy can help identify which step is right for you. And if you are not yet ready to become a member, we invite you to please continue worshiping with us. 
Sunday Services
8:00 a.m.
Worship with quiet organ music only
9:00 a.m.
Worship with
congregational singing and music by The Nine O'Clock in the Morning
Musicians (guitar, bass and drums in an eclectic mixture of musical
styles) 
10:00 a.m.
Classes for all ages
11:00 a.m.
Worship with organ music, traditional congregational hymns and anthems by St. Margaret's Choir |
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St. Margaret's Church - Who We Are
We are men and women, young and older, life-long Episcopalians
and newcomers to this Church. Some of us have come from other faith
traditions. Some of us are still members of other churches but all are
worshiping here as we seek to discern where God wants us to be.
We
are a community of people seeking to be faithful to our baptismal
promise to continue in the Apostle's teaching and fellowship, in the
breaking of bread, and in the prayers. We also take to heart our
baptismal obligation to seek and serve Christ in all people and respect
the dignity of every human being.
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Coming Soon:
Sunday, May 11, 2008
9:00 a.m. Special Men's Group Breakfast
a Fundraiser for Camp Mitchell and other Men's Group Projects
Contributions
Sunday, May 18, 2008
6:00 p.m. Rock for Camp!
Men's Group Fundraiser for Camp Mitchell
at The Afterthought
$10 in advance
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St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church is a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas and the Episcopal Church in the USA.
Episcopalians
are also known as Anglicans because we are a part of the Anglican
Communion - a fellowship of churches with over 70 million people
throughout the world, including Africa and the Middle East, as well as
North and South America, Europe and Australia. The Archbishop of
Canterbury in England is the spiritual leader and symbol of unity for
the Anglican Communion.
Welcome to St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas.
As Queen of Scotland, Margaret was generous to the poor, led a life of extraordinary piety, and brought much needed reform to the church.
For more information about who we are, please see our Mission Statement and History in the “About Us” Link.
 For more information about the Episcopal Church in Arkansas visit the website for the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas.
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