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Worship Services are held in Williams' Hall, on the top floor of the building.
To find Williams' Hall, enter the building from the top parking lot and come in through the Welcome Center. Proceed down the hall to your left.
 Welcome Center entrace is on the top level parking lot.
If you wish to enter from the bottom parking lot come in through the door to the offices. Proceed straight down the hall and take the elevator to the second floor. When you leave the elevator go straight to enter Williams' Hall.
 Office entrance is on the bottom level parking lot.
Entrance to William's Hall is inside the building on the top floor.
St. Margaret's is a very friendly place and anyone will gladly assist you!
FAQ:
Q: Will I be welcome at St. Margaret's?
A: Yes! St. Margaret's is a diverse community and very welcoming to everyone.
Q: Is there communion every week?
A: Yes, at all three services on Sunday morning.
Q: Who may receive communion?
A: All are welcome at the Lord's Table.
Q: What type of church is St. Margaret's?
A: 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. St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church is a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas and the Episcopal Church in the USA.
Q: Which service should I attend?
A: That is entirely up to you. The liturgy at each service is the same, but the style of music is different.
8:00 is quiet with organ music but no singing.
9:00 music is by The 9:00 in the Morning Band and has a relaxed feeling.
11:00 music is accompanied by organ and has traditional hymns and a traditional choir.
Children are welcome at all services, but the 9:00 service has the most small children. As you can imagine, it is also the noisiest service!
Q: What should I wear?
A: Whatever is comfortable for you. At each of the services you will see people wearing everything from blue jeans to three-piece suits. No one is judged by what they wear.
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