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Traditional Anglican Worship in Austin, TX
St Francis Episcopal Church has been a cornerstone of traditional Anglican worship in Austin, Texas since its founding. We uphold the ancient faith of the Church through the 1928 Book of Common Prayer, offering liturgical services that reflect 2,000 years of catholic worship tradition. Our community prioritizes Christ-centered worship grounded in biblical truth, providing spiritual guidance for individuals seeking to live according to traditional Christian values. We offer Sunday School programs for all ages, intercessory prayer groups, and monthly national prayer services that engage both youth and adults. Our worship services include Holy Communion at 8:30 and 10:30 AM, with healing services following each.

We maintain a strong commitment to preserving orthodox Christian teachings while fostering a welcoming environment for spiritual growth. Our parish provides resources like daily prayer guides and online sermons dating back to 2002, ensuring accessibility for modern worshippers. Through home groups, choirs, and life ministries, we cultivate community engagement and spiritual development. Our dedication to traditional Anglican practices remains steadfast in an era of changing social norms. We invite all seeking authentic Christian community to experience our worship and educational programs firsthand.
Services
Sunday Worship Sunday School Healing Services Evening Prayer Prayer Groups
Highlights and features
  • We offer traditional Anglican worship using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer
  • Our Sunday School programs serve children and adults September through June
  • We maintain 2,000-year-old liturgical traditions in modern worship practice
  • Our parish provides daily prayer resources and sermon archives dating to 2002
  • We host monthly national prayer services with seven specific prayer focuses
Services
Sunday Worship
Traditional Anglican worship using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer with Holy Communion at 8:30 and 10:30 AM. Services include choir anthems and follow ancient liturgical traditions. Healing services follow both Sunday services for additional spiritual support.
Sunday School
Biblical education programs for all ages from September through June. Youth classes divided by grade level with interactive activities. Adult class runs concurrently with children's programs, focusing on practical Christian living applications.
Healing Service
Post-service prayer sessions for spiritual healing and intercession. Available after both Sunday morning services. Combines traditional Anglican liturgy with personal prayer requests and pastoral guidance for physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Evening Prayer
Weekly Thursday evening prayer service at 7 PM featuring unaccompanied canticles and scripture readings. Maintains traditional Anglican liturgy while providing midweek spiritual refreshment. Open to all members and visitors.
Prayer Groups
Active prayer network with monthly national prayer services on first Saturdays. Seven specific prayer focuses include Government, Church, Family, Military, Education, Business, and Media. Prayer requests accepted through intention boxes and online submissions.
Questions
What worship services are offered?
We offer traditional Anglican worship using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer with Holy Communion at 8:30 and 10:30 AM on Sundays.
Are there Sunday School programs available?
Yes, we provide Sunday School for all ages September through June with separate classes for children and adults.
How can I access past sermons?
Our complete sermon library from 2002 to present is available online for spiritual enrichment and study.
What prayer resources are available?
We offer weekly Evening Prayer, monthly national prayer services, intercessory prayer groups, and home prayer groups for community engagement.
Are there youth programs available?
Yes, we have two youth Sunday School classes: one for grades 5 and under, and another for grades 6 and above.
How can I get involved in the community?
Join our home groups, choir, Anglicans For Life activities, or participate in our 40 Days for Life prayer campaigns and annual March for Life events.