Copyright 2020 Christ Episcopal Church, 1035 Lafayette Rd., Portsmouth, NH 03801 603-436-8842 christportsnh@comcast.net
Welcome
We look forward to meeting you!
Christ Church is a small but vibrant Episcopal congregation serving the Seacoast region of the Diocese of New Hampshire. We strive to live the message of Christ, in which all are welcome. Christ Church is the home of Little Blessings Childcare, which serves the greater Seacoast area, with families currently residing in over a dozen towns in southern New Hampshire and Maine. Owned by and housed in Christ Church, it continues to improve and enhance its program. Walking a middle way between Roman Catholicism and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental, worship and service-oriented church that promotes thoughtful debate about what God is calling us to do and to be. We hope to provide a space that welcomes both the spiritual seeker and the seasoned disciple so that people from many starting points can find their home in God with us. If you are seeking a spiritual home or are just exploring the life of faith, we hope you will walk with us on that journey of discovery. We are in a shared ministry with Trinity Episcopal Church, 200 High St. (Route 27) in Hampton. This new model of shared ministry allows for creativity and the use of joint resources in witnessing and outreach to the Seacoast community while allowing us to maintain our unique, individual presence in Hampton and Portsmouth. We look forward to welcoming you this Sunday. The Rev. David “Chip” Robinson Vicar
Meet our Vicar…
The Rev. David “Chip” Robinson became our Vicar in 2012 after eleven years as rector of the Church of our Saviour in Milford, followed by a brief stint as interim priest at Church of the Holy Spirit, Plymouth. Before coming to New Hampshire in 2000, he served as rector of Grace Church, Norwood, Mass. for fourteen years. From 1982-1986, he was associate rector at Church of the Holy Spirit, Orleans, Mass. Fr. Chip received his Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary, and his undergraduate degree from Salisbury University (Md.). A native of Delaware, he is married to Cindy, his wife of 41 years, a graduate of Barrington College (R.I.) with a major in Biblical Studies.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Directions to Christ Church
From I-95 North or South:
Take Exit 5 off I-95 to the Portsmouth Circle; take Route 1 Bypass south. Go 1.8 miles to the stoplight at the intersection with Mirona Road (McDonald’s on right), turn left into church parking lot.From the West:
Take Route 101 East to I-95 North; follow directions above from Exit 5.From Hampton:
Take Route 1 North. Go through the stoplight at the intersection with Elwyn/Peverly Hill Rds. (Market Basket on left). At next light (Mirona Rd.), turn right into church parking lot.Map: 1035 Lafayette Rd.,
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Liturgy of the Word and Spiritual Communion
via Zoom
Thanksgiving Day Service
We will not be able to offer our service in person this year – but starting Thanksgiving Day by giving thanks to God in worship is perhaps even more important this year than usual. You are invited to join us at 9 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day for Morning Prayer with Sermon. The Zoom link is https://zoom.us/j/99212076435. If you are joining us by phone at (929) 205-6099, the meeting ID is 992 1207 6435. A bulletin for this service is posted here.Join us online this Sunday for a special Advent Sunday
service
Sunday morning, Nov. 29, we invite you to join us at 10:00 a.m. for this week’s Liturgy – which will include an experience we will share with Episcopalians throughout New Hampshire: an Agapé Feast. See our News page for details. The link for this Zoom gathering is here: https://zoom.us/j/95222112490. If you are joining us by phone at (929) 205-6099, the meeting ID is 952 2211 2490. A bulletin for this service may be found here.
Christ Church’s current worship schedule
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Copyright 2020 Christ Episcopal Church, 1035 Lafayette
Rd., Portsmouth, NH 03801 603-436-8842
Welcome
We look forward to meeting
you!
Christ Church is a small but vibrant Episcopal congregation serving the Seacoast region of the Diocese of New Hampshire. We strive to live the message of Christ, in which all are welcome. Christ Church is the home of Little Blessings Childcare, which serves the greater Seacoast area, with families currently residing in over a dozen towns in southern New Hampshire and Maine. Owned by and housed in Christ Church, it continues to improve and enhance its program. Walking a middle way between Roman Catholicism and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental, worship and service-oriented church that promotes thoughtful debate about what God is calling us to do and to be. We hope to provide a space that welcomes both the spiritual seeker and the seasoned disciple so that people from many starting points can find their home in God with us. If you are seeking a spiritual home or are just exploring the life of faith, we hope you will walk with us on that journey of discovery. We are in a shared ministry with Trinity Episcopal Church, 200 High St. (Route 27) in Hampton. This new model of shared ministry allows for creativity and the use of joint resources in witnessing and outreach to the Seacoast community while allowing us to maintain our unique, individual presence in Hampton and Portsmouth. We look forward to welcoming you this Sunday. The Rev. David “Chip” Robinson VicarMeet our Vicar…
The Rev. David “Chip” Robinson became our Vicar in 2012 after eleven years as rector of the Church of our Saviour in Milford, followed by a brief stint as interim priest at Church of the Holy Spirit, Plymouth. Before coming to New Hampshire in 2000, he served as rector of Grace Church, Norwood, Mass. for fourteen years. From 1982-1986, he was associate rector at Church of the Holy Spirit, Orleans, Mass. Fr. Chip received his Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary, and his undergraduate degree from Salisbury University (Md.). A native of Delaware, he is married to Cindy, his wife of 41 years, a graduate of Barrington College (R.I.) with a major in Biblical Studies.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Sundays at 10:00 a.m.
Liturgy of the Word
and Spiritual
Communion via
Zoom
Thanksgiving Day Service
We will not be able to offer our service in person this year – but starting Thanksgiving Day by giving thanks to God in worship is perhaps even more important this year than usual. You are invited to join us at 9 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day for Morning Prayer with Sermon. The Zoom link is https://zoom.us/j/99212076435. If you are joining us by phone at (929) 205-6099, the meeting ID is 992 1207 6435. A bulletin for this service is posted here.Join us online this Sunday for
a special Advent Sunday
service
Sunday morning, Nov. 29, we invite you to join us at 10:00 a.m. for this week’s Liturgy – which will include an experience we will share with Episcopalians throughout New Hampshire: an Agapé Feast. See our News page for details. The link for this Zoom gathering is here: https://zoom.us/j/95222112490. If you are joining us by phone at (929) 205-6099, the meeting ID is 952 2211 2490. A bulletin for this service may be found here.
Directions to Christ Church
From I-95 North or South:
Take Exit 5 off I-95 to the Portsmouth Circle; take Route 1 Bypass south. Go 1.8 miles to the stoplight at the intersection with Mirona Road (McDonald’s on right), turn left into church parking lot.From the West:
Take Route 101 East to I-95 North; follow directions above from Exit 5.From Hampton:
Take Route 1 North. Go through the stoplight at the intersection with Elwyn/Peverly Hill Rds. (Market Basket on left). At next light (Mirona Rd.), turn right into church parking lot.Map: 1035 Lafayette Rd., Portsmouth, NH 03801
Christ Church’s current
worship schedule
Our Mission Statement
The mission of Christ Church is to share the light of Christ in the world. As progressive Christians we welcome all people into our sanctuary, regardless of race, economic circumstances, gender, sexual orientation, or religious background. We gather to worship, sing, celebrate, acknowledge common needs, be fed at God’s table and care, come and nurture one another. From there we go forth into the world to be active servants of the spirit of Jesus, ministering to those in need and taking God’s grace and peace into the wider community.
Click here to see our plans for dealing
with the COVID-19 virus.
