Church of the Holy Spirit

About this church

Church of the Holy Spirit in Roanoke gathers for Sunday worship and teaching at 8:30 a.m., followed by Sunday School at 10:00. The Anglican service combines music, Scripture readings, prayer, a sermon, and Holy Communion, with worship shaped by the historic Book of Common Prayer. The congregation's newcomer material explains the liturgy so visitors can follow without already knowing when to stand, sit, pray, or come forward.

The church describes its purpose as forming healthy disciples who make healthy disciples. Children's, student, adult, and small-group ministries extend that work beyond the Sunday service, while a substantial missions program supports gospel and relief partnerships outside Roanoke. Its Anglican identity joins ancient patterns of worship with evangelical teaching and an emphasis on the work of the Holy Spirit. Visitors who want both worship and age-based formation can remain for the 10:00 hour. Communion practices and seasonal services are explained through the church's current resources, making the website a useful final check around Easter, Christmas, and other feast days.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Current Sunday schedule · Newcomer worship expectations · Mission and Anglican identity · Local and global missions

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