St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church is a west Little Rock parish that welcomes people returning after time away, newcomers to Christianity, and those simply seeking a quiet place. The congregation began through a diocesan mission effort, first worshiped in a movie theater in 1991, and dedicated its Chenal Parkway church in 1996. Formation, pastoral care, outreach, an early-childhood center, the Arkansas House of Prayer, and a little free food pantry complement its sacramental and community life.

Sunday offers three distinct Holy Communion services. The quiet 8:00 a.m. service is simple and reflective. At 9:00, a casual 45-minute gathering deliberately includes children in the Gospel, sermon, and Eucharistic prayer. The 11:00 service presents fuller Episcopal liturgy with choir, organ, hymns, Scripture, and preaching. Formation for all ages begins at 10:00. Nursery care for children through age five is available during the two later services and the formation hour, although children are welcome in worship and may use activity bags near the sanctuary. Baptized Christians of every age may receive Communion; others may come forward for a blessing. Thursday Evening Prayer meets at 6:00 p.m. in the parish hall. Live and recorded services and current bulletins are available online for visitors who want to preview worship.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Official homepage, welcome, formation, prayer, and ministries · Three Sunday service styles, formation, nursery, and Thursday prayer · Children in worship, Communion, activity bags, and nursery · Parish founding, buildings, formation center, and food pantry

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