Worshipping on Mill Street since 1887
Come, Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness.
Sunday services
- 8:00 AM Holy Communion
- 10:30 AM Choral Worship
100 Mill Street, Old Millbrook
Old Millbrook is a parish church of prayer, song and Scripture. Whether you have come for years or are stepping inside for the first time, you are welcome here.
Service times
Join Us in Worship
Our doors are open to all. Dress as you wish, sit where you like, and take part as much or as little as you are comfortable with.
Sunday
8:00 AM
Holy Communion
A quiet, spoken service from the old prayer book. About 40 minutes.
Sunday
10:30 AM
Choral Worship
Hymns, readings, the choir and a sermon. Children's lessons run during the sermon.
Wednesday
12:15 PM
Midday Prayer
Twenty minutes of Scripture and prayer in the chapel. Come as you are.
Thursday
6:30 PM
Evensong
Sung evening prayer by candlelight, on the first and third Thursday of each month.
Plan Your Visit
Your First Sunday, Step by Step
Visiting a church for the first time can feel unfamiliar. Here is what to expect, so you can simply come in and be welcome.
Arrive and Park
Free parking is behind the parish hall. The nave and hall are step free, with a ramp at the side door.
A Warm Welcome
A greeter at the west door will hand you a service booklet and show you to a seat. Sit where you like.
Follow Along
The booklet has every prayer, hymn and reading. No one will ask you to stand up or speak on your own.
Stay for Coffee
After the 10:30 service, tea and coffee are served in the parish hall. Come and meet your neighbors.
What should I wear?
Wear what you are comfortable in. Some dress up, and many do not.
How long is the service?
Holy Communion takes about 40 minutes. Choral Worship takes about 75 minutes.
What about my children?
Children are welcome in the nave. Lessons for ages 4 to 11 run during the sermon, and a nursery is open on Sundays.
Questions Before You Come?
We are glad to help. Call or write any time, and we will get back to you quickly.
Our church on Mill StreetIllustration. Your own photo goes here. The naveIllustration. Your own photo goes here. Coffee after worshipIllustration. Your own photo goes here.
About us
An Old Church with an Open Door
For well over a century, the people of Old Millbrook have gathered to pray, to sing, and to serve the town. The stone walls hold many memories, but our life is not a museum. Each week we hear the same good news that was read here on the first day.
We keep the old forms of worship because they have carried the faith faithfully to us, and we welcome the questions and gifts of every new generation.
“Taste and see that the Lord is good.”Psalm 34:8
What We Believe
One God in Three Persons
We worship the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, as the church has confessed for centuries.
The Holy Scriptures
The Bible is God's written word. We read it aloud together every week and trust it as our guide.
Salvation by Grace
We are forgiven and made new through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, not by our own effort.
The Sacraments
We celebrate Baptism and Holy Communion as gifts of God that strengthen the life of faith.
One Church
We belong to the whole body of Christ, and we pray for and work with other churches in our town.
Hope of the Resurrection
We look for the return of Christ, the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come.
Ministries
Ways to Belong and to Serve
Faith is lived together. Here are some of the ways our parish prays, learns and serves the town.
- Music
Parish Choir
Adults and teens sing weekly at worship. We read music together and welcome new voices of every level.
Rehearsal Thursdays, 7:30 PM
- Children
Sunday Lessons for Children
Bible stories, simple prayers and crafts for ages 4 to 11, taught by trained volunteers.
Sundays during the 10:30 service
- Care
Visiting and Prayer Team
Volunteers visit the homebound and the hospitalized, and pray with anyone who asks.
Ongoing, by request
- Study
Scripture and Tea
A relaxed morning group reading through one book of the Bible each season.
Tuesdays, 10:00 AM
- Outreach
Pantry on Mill Street
A weekly food pantry run with neighbors, open to anyone in need, no questions asked.
Saturdays, 9:00 to 11:00 AM
- Youth
Youth Fellowship
Grades 7 to 12 meet for supper, a short lesson and games, with two adult leaders present at all times.
Sundays, 5:00 PM
Staff and leaders
The People Who Serve Here
Clergy, musicians and volunteers who keep the doors open and the welcome warm.
Pastor
Rector
Leads worship, preaches and cares for the parish.
Associate Pastor
Pastoral care
Visits the homebound and leads Scripture and Tea.
Director of Music
Choir and organ
Leads the choir and plays for each Sunday service.
Children's Coordinator
Families
Trains volunteers and plans Sunday lessons for children.
Parish Administrator
Office
Answers the phone, books the hall and keeps us organized.
Churchwardens
Lay leaders
Look after the building, the budget and the welcome.
Sermons
Listen and Watch
Missed a Sunday? Recent sermons are here. These cards are placeholders for audio and video.
- Audio24 min
Latest message
The Psalms of Comfort
The Lord Is My Shepherd
Psalm 23
What it means to be led, fed and kept by a faithful shepherd.
Sep 27, 2026PastorScripture
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More messages (7)
- Video28 min
Learning to Pray
Our Father
Matthew 6:5 to 13
A slow walk through the first words of the Lord's Prayer.
Sep 20, 2026PastorPrayer
- Audio22 min
Stories of Mercy
The Lost Sheep
Luke 15:1 to 7
God goes looking for us, and rejoices when we are found.
Sep 13, 2026Associate PastorGrace
- Video31 min
Learning to Pray
Bread for the Journey
John 6:35 to 51
Why we gather at the table, week after week.
Sep 6, 2026PastorWorship
- Audio26 min
Stories of Mercy
Love Your Neighbor
Luke 10:25 to 37
The good Samaritan and the people on our own road.
Aug 30, 2026Guest PreacherService
- Audio19 min
The Psalms of Comfort
Be Still
Psalm 46
Finding quiet trust when the world feels loud.
Aug 23, 2026Associate PastorPrayer
- Video29 min
Stories of Mercy
A New Creation
2 Corinthians 5:14 to 21
Forgiveness that makes us new, not just better.
Aug 16, 2026PastorGrace
- Video25 min
Everyday Faith
Faithful in Small Things
Luke 16:10 to 13
Quiet, ordinary faithfulness in work and home.
Aug 9, 2026Guest PreacherService
Calendar
What Is Happening at the Parish
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- Worship
- Study
- Outreach
- Community
Thursday, October 1
- Worship
Evensong
Sung evening prayer by candlelight.
Give
Gladly We Give Back
Everything we have is a gift. Your offering keeps the lights on, the choir singing and the pantry stocked.
- $25
Stocks the pantry shelves for one family for a week.
- $50
Buys choir music and keeps the organ in tune for a month.
- $100
Helps pay for the heating of the nave and hall for a week.
- In personPlace your gift in the plate at any service.
- By mailMail a check to the parish office, 100 Mill Street.
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Contact
We Would Love to Hear from You
Write to the parish office, or simply come on Sunday. The Pastor is glad to meet anyone after the service.
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