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Welcome to St. Francis in the Fields

Ever Ancient, Ever New

Weekly Services

Holy Communion
Sundays
8:00am9:00am11:15am5:00pm

Daily Offices
Monday–Thursday
8:00am5:00pm

What to Expect

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About Us

The Great Tradition Continues Here

For 80 years, St. Francis in the Fields has held fast to the things that do not change: Scripture, the sacraments, the liturgy, and the teaching of the apostles. Today, people come from across Louisville seeking a faith that is rich, rooted, and life-changing.

Our Mission

To make and grow disciples of Jesus Christ, drawing all generations into worship, formation, and witness

  • Worship

    Worship is the heart of our common life. We gather at the altar each Sunday for Holy Communion and pray the Daily Offices through the week. Our worship is offered with reverence, sacred music, and preaching that opens the depths of Scripture. The beauty of the liturgy engages every sense and draws us deeper into the mystery of the Risen Christ.

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  • Formation

    The Christian faith is deep, and its depth is meant to be shared. Through Bible study, Sunday School, and teaching for every age, we make the riches of the Great Tradition accessible to anyone willing to learn and grow. That includes lifelong Episcopalians and people opening the Bible for the first time.

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  • Witness

    “As the Father has sent me, so I am sending you.” (John 20:21) We are sent from the altar into the world. We bring Communion to the homebound, serve our neighbors across Louisville, and join the global Church in the work of the Gospel.

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  • Belonging

    Deep faith is formed in deep community. From your first Sunday, we want to help you find your place among people of every age, background, and walk of life, coming to know one another and to know Christ together.

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Our Music

Beauty That Draws Us to God

Sacred music is one of the great gifts of both St. Francis and the universal Church. Our choral music and congregational hymns carry the prayers of centuries and invite every voice into the song of the saints.