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Christ Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church · Rolla, MO
The Episcopal Church in Rolla
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About this church
Christ Episcopal Church in Rolla, Missouri, worships on Sundays at 10 a.m. with a choral Holy Eucharist at 1000 North Main Street. Music is led by a volunteer choir, and the service includes communion, acolytes, and ushers. It is also streamed on Facebook. On Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. the church holds Evening Prayer or Compline in the Chapel, alternating by week, with special "Country" and "Latin" formats on the first and last Wednesdays. The earlier 8 a.m. service is currently suspended.
The church draws on many Episcopal resources in its worship and uses inclusive language. Its stated mission is to love, learn, live, and spread the Word. Children are encouraged to attend, and a soft area in the church has quiet activities so parents and caregivers can sit with them and still take part in the service. For a first visit, parking is available in the lot on the east side of the church, with plenty of street parking and university lots across the street that are open to the church on Sundays. A weekly email called Connections shares news, and the office keeps limited weekday morning hours. Confirm service times on the website before visiting.
Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home page: address, hours, worship · Worship services · New visitor info and parking
Service times
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Location
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800 Greentree Rd
Sunday Worship (classic) — 8:00 AM
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693 Forum Dr
Rolla Ward - Sunday 9:00 AM sacrament meeting
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