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Worship schedule, how to watch online, listen to sermons, and information about the service and child care are all available here. Worship at St. David's Watch Services Online Listen to Sermons If you are visiting St. David's Episcopal Church, please follow the signs to specially designated parking for Visitors. When you enter the front doors, please visit our Welcome Center at the main entrance of the Church. A member of our Welcome Ministry will be there to greet you and offer you a warm welcome to St. David's. We invite you to fill out either a paper welcome card found in the pews or the Online Visitors Card (here) , so we can send you additional information about St. David’s. We are blessed that you have chosen to worship at St. David’s! 7:45 a.m. Rite I Worship Service with Holy Communion An Episcopal Rite I service is the traditional, formal form of worship in the Episcopal Church. It follows older English patterns and language and feels reverent, structured, and a bit timeless. Click here to see the most recent 7:45 bulletin. 9:00 a.m. Rite II Family Service with Holy Communion The Rite II service is a more modern, accessible form of worship in the Episcopal Church. It keeps the same ancient structure as Rite I but uses contemporary language and a more conversational tone. Childcare is available for infants to 3-years-old. Children, PreK to 5th will have their own Children's Chapel lesson. Contemporary music is provided by St. David's Basement Band. Click here to see most recent 9:00 bulletin. 11:15 a.m. Rite II Worship Service with Holy Communion The service is also uses contemporary language and a more conversational tone, with traditional music featuring our Austin Pipe Organ and the St. David's Choir. Childcare is available for infants to 3-years-old. This service is Livestreamed. Click here to see the most recent 11:15 bulletin. Click here to link to the 11:15 Livestream. 1:15 p.m. Santa Misa en Español Santa Misa en Español. Capilla para niños. Ésta misa se transmite en vivo. (Children's Chapel. This service is livestreamed.) Convivio después del servicio. http://stdavidhispano.org/ Click here to see the most recent 1:15 bulletin. Click here to link to the 1:15 Livestream. For Children St. David's Nursery - Children of all ages are invited to participate in our worship services at St. David's. The Nursery is also available to serve children, infants to 3-years-old, starting at 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing excellent care in a loving environment following Safeguarding God's Children guidelines and CDC protocols. We welcome you and encourage you to ask questions. Please email Judy Hine , Director of Children's Ministry. Children's Chapel - Children ages 4 to 5th grade gather each week for Children's Chapel. Judy Hine, Director of Children's Ministries, invites children to the Chapel during the 9:00 a.m. Family Service, which includes a Bible story, prayers, and special activities. The children will return to their parents for Communion. Join Us Online! St. David's online worship is a livestream of the 11:15 a.m. Rite II service on Youtube. Click the YouTube icon below to go to our channel Special Service Schedule

Serving Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and most of North Fulton county, St. David's Episcopal Church is a thriving parish of over 700 families located in Roswell, Georgia, approximately 20 miles north of downtown Atlanta. St. David's Episcopal Church Learning to love like Jesus and inspiring others to do the same. Join us as we Grow Together Walk in Love Shine a Brighter Light Sunday Worship Schedule 7:45 a.m. Rite I Worship Service with Holy Communion An Episcopal Rite I service is the traditional, formal form of worship in the Episcopal Church. It follows older English patterns and language and feels reverent, structured, and a bit timeless. Click here to see the most recent 7:45 bulletin. 9:00 a.m. Rite II Family Service with Holy Communion The Rite II service is a more modern, accessible form of worship in the Episcopal Church. It keeps the same ancient structure as Rite I but uses contemporary language and a more conversational tone. Childcare is available for infants to 3-years-old. Children, PreK to 5th will have their own Children's Chapel lesson. Contemporary music is provided by St. David's Basement Band. Click here to see most recent 9:00 bulletin. 11:15 a.m. Rite II Worship Service with Holy Communion The service is also uses contemporary language and a more conversational tone, with traditional music featuring our Austin Pipe Organ and the St. David's Choir. Childcare is available for infants to 3-years-old. This service is Livestreamed. Click here to see the most recent 11:15 bulletin. Click here to link to the 11:15 Livestream. 1:15 p.m. Santa Misa en Español Santa Misa en Español. Capilla para niños. Ésta misa se transmite en vivo. (Children's Chapel. This service is livestreamed.) Convivio después del servicio. http://stdavidhispano.org/ Click here to see the most recent 1:15 bulletin. Click here to link to the 1:15 Livestream. About Us St. David’s Church is a welcoming, vibrant faith community in the north Atlanta suburb of Roswell, offering a place to grow spiritually, ask meaningful questions, and connect with others. Through engaging worship, thoughtful education, and programs for all ages, St. David’s invites people from all backgrounds to explore faith at their own pace. Worship takes place in a beautiful sanctuary filled with light from stunning stained-glass windows and enriched by a digitally enhanced Austin pipe organ, creating an inspiring and memorable experience. Music is a cornerstone of worship at St. David’s, offering both traditional choral music and contemporary Christian worship music. Most importantly, St. David’s is known for its people. A caring staff and dedicated volunteers support children and youth, welcome newcomers, and offer adults meaningful opportunities to build community, serve others, and grow together as we shine a brighter light in our community. Upcoming Events Feb 18, 2026, 7:10 AM – Mar 29, 2026, 2:51 PM Lenten Meditations / Sign Up Here! Feb 18, 2026, 7:10 AM – Mar 29, 2026, 2:51 PM Email St. David's invites you to enhance your journey through Lent this year by making available to you daily meditations written by fellow parishioners involved in our Education for Ministry (EfM) program and the clergy. Multiple Dates Feb 22, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Sunday Night at St. David's / Learn more Feb 22, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM Roswell, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA Sunday Night at St. David’s! Group activities for all ages from infants to the young at heart with a focus on connection, fellowship, and faith formation. Mar 01, 2026, 10:15 AM – 11:05 AM Conversations in Christ Class Event: "Conversations in Heaven" by Sue Campbell / Sign Up Here! Mar 01, 2026, 10:15 AM – 11:05 AM St. David's Episcopal Church, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA Join us Sunday morning for a candid session with author Sue Campbell to discuss her book "Conversations in Heaven" Mar 01, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Evensong for St. David's Day / Learn more Mar 01, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM St. David's Episcopal Church, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA Join us for a beautiful Episcopal Evensong as we celebrate St. David’s Day, honoring the our patron saint who is also the patron saint of Wales. Mar 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM Lenten Morning Reflection – The Passion of Jesus Christ: A Sinless Approach / Sign Up Here! Mar 14, 2026, 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM Roswell, 1015 Old Roswell Rd. Roswell, GA A morning of meditation on forgiveness and reconciliation Click here to see our full Calendar News and Updates from St. David's Honduras, Lamb Institute, Mission Trip Opportunity July 2026! Opportunity for a mission trip to the Lamb Institute in Honduras in July 2026. susie280 Honduras, Lamb Institute, Mission Trip Opportunity July 2026! Opportunity for a mission trip to the Lamb Institute in Honduras in July 2026. Lent at St. David's: "Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God" In the Episcopal Church, Lent is a special season of the church year when people get ready for Easter. Lent lasts for about 40 days (not counting Sundays) and begins on Ash Wednesday. During this time, St. David's offers several opportunities to grow in Christ and create space for love, forgiveness, and new life. Ash Wednesday 2026 Ash Wednesday is the first day of the penitential Lenten Season. We are reminded of our mortality and profess our devotion to God the imposition of ashes. A Clean Start for the New Year! Your donation of POWDERED laundry detergent can help stock the NFCC food pantry with a much needed resource. 1 2 3 4 5 Quick Links Do you have a prayer request? Are you a member and need to reserve a room for your group or ministry? Use these quick links below! Prayer Request Event/Space Request The Illumination Member Log in St. David's Library Make an Online Pledge Make an Online Donation Printable Directory

Funding Future Ministry is a planned gift that will not impact you financially in your lifetime. Funding Future Ministry Planned giving is one expression of the wise use of the personal resources God has entrusted to us. It is a statement of faith and belief in the future. A planned gift is not reserved for the wealthy. The Funding Future Ministry program at St. David’s is an opportunity to ensure that your most sacred values and commitments are part of your legacy. Your planned gift represents your hope for the future mission and ministry of St. David’s and your faith in generations to come. The Funding Future Ministry program provides an opportunity for you to establish a planned gift with no financial impact during your lifetime. Or select a planned giving vehicle that returns income to you during your lifetime. Planned giving encompasses a variety of ways that gifts can be made to St. David’s general funds or the St. David’s Endowment Fund. Learn more about ways to make planned gifts by exploring the links below.

Looking for the perfect camp for your child? St. David's Preschool Camp near Roswell Alpharetta area is designed for children ages 16 months to 10 years, offering a fun and educational experience for all ages. Camp near Roswell and Alpharetta St. David's Preschool CAMP St. David's Preschool Camp Registration for Summer Camp is now OPEN! Our camps offer a fun, safe, and enriching environment for children to explore new activities, make lasting memories, and develop new skills. Click here to create an account on St. David's Preschool Parent Portal. Questions? Email Sara Greene , Preschool Director, or call/text her at (470) 632-6330 . Learn More About Us New families not currently enrolled in preschool are welcome!!

Preschool registration information for St. David's Episcopal Preschool. Register children between 16 months to Pre-K. St. David's Preschool in Roswell, GA Learn More About Us St. David's Preschool provides parents a community portal called Our School Hangout . It is used for student registration, online payments, family directory, and more! To register at our preschool, click on the Our School Hangout below. Current families register HERE! To schedule a tour, call or text (470) 632-6330 Click Here to learn more about St. David's Preschool. Come tour our preschool! First name Last name Email* Phone Child's Age What are you looking for in a preschool? Send St. David’s Preschool is a ministry of St. David’s Episcopal Church and a member of National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES). The mission of our preschool is to provide a joyful enriching learning experience that will develop a love for learning and a sense of security that will last a lifetime. We welcome children ages 16 months – 5 years. Our classes vary in days, according to age. While we are not a daycare, we do have options so most children can be with us from 8:30 until 2pm, Monday through Friday. Contact Us St. David's Preschool 1015 Old Roswell Rd. Roswell GA 30076 Open Monday-Friday from 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM www.stdavidchurch.org/preschool preschool@stdavidchurch.org Phone: (770) 993-1258 Mobile: (470) 632-6330 Check out our Facebook and Instagram pages.

Roswell, Alpharetta, Episcopal Christian Preschool. NOW ENROLLING! Click Here to Register Summer Camp Registration! To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. St.David's PRESCHOOL Phone 470-632-6330 Mail preschool@stdavidchurch.org Location 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076 Notification MON - FRI | 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM Come tour our preschool! First name Last name Email* Phone Child's Age What are you looking for in a preschool? Send Book a tour today and discover why St. David's Preschool is the right choice for your family! Email Sara Greene , Preschool Director to learn more about St. David's Episcopal Preschool Programs or call/text (470) 632-6330 to schedule a tour! The mission of St. David's Preschool is to provide a joyful enriching learning experience that will develop a love for learning and a sense of security that will last a lifetime. Convenient to Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, and North Fulton County. We welcome children ages 16 months – 5 years. The classes at St. David's Episcopal Preschool vary in days, according to age. While we are not a daycare, we do have options so most children can be with us from 8:30AM to 2:00PM Monday through Friday. Program Offerings Preschool Calendar Preschool Camps About Us Parent Portal Login Contact Us The teachers and directors are amazing with my children and you can tell truly care about them. It makes this Mama's heart happy to know my littles are going to a place that is welcoming and educational! Shawna It brings me immense joy to witness how much my children have learned over the years and to see their love for their school and teachers. I wholeheartedly recommend St David preschool and hold deep appreciation for each and every staff member. Liza The environment is so loving, warm, and kind . The teachers care so deeply for their students. They work so hard to keep the kiddos engaged and meet them on their level. I appreciate how much they are willing to work with parents to meet each child's individual need. I wish more places would be filled with such love and intention. Julia We've noticed so much improvement in our daughter, and it's clear how much she loves going there every day . Madhuri The small class sizes and dedicated teachers make it a nurturing environment for our son. Kevin The teachers are caring, gentle, and always supportive of my children’s growth and development . They have a wonderful passion for arts, nature, and animals, and they teach the kids not only academics but also how to be well-mannered and independent. Maika Explore Explore Explore Explore We offer a variety of programs designed to support your child's growth, creativity, and development: Rooster Club 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Available Mon - Fri Parent's Morning Out 9:30AM - 1:00PM Mon and Fri Core Classes 9:30AM - 1:00PM Tue - Thur, Mon - Thur, or Mon-Fri StayNPlay 1:00PM - 2:00PM Available Mon - Fri Toddlers Class Age 16 to 24 months Class Size | 1:5-6* Twos Class 2 year olds Class Size | 1:5-6* Threes Class 3 year olds Class Size | 1:6* Pre-Kindergarten 4 year olds Class Size | 1:7* Small Class Sizes! PLUS Special programs! PLUS Special programs! PLUS Special programs! PLUS Special programs! WELCOME Anchor 1 *Always 2 teachers per class! You will need to setup your Parent Portal account HERE before you can register online Click Here to Register for all Classes and Programs ABOUT US Anchor 2 Parent's Night Out 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Once a month on Fridays Preschool Camps Offered over Winter, Summer, and other breaks After School Tap Ballet 1:00PM - 2:00PM Wed Offered by Creative Movement and Dance St. David’s Preschool is a ministry of St. David’s Episcopal Church and a member of National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES). What will your child learn in our fun, safe, and loving environment? Social Skills with peers and adults, and through Preschool Chapel lessons, Self-Esteem through independent decision making and age-appropriate responsibilities, Language Skills through conversation, daily reading, alphabet, Handwriting Without Tears, Phonemic awareness through games and programs like Recipe for Reading, Fine Motor Skills through tracing, cutting, pasting, painting, writing, planting, Math Skills matching, sorting, measuring, counting, and patterning, Science Skills through experiments and cooking, Gross Motor Skills through music and movement class as well as outdoor activities. Foster Imagination through make-believe, picture books, and free play. Above all, we believe that each child is sacred, special, and unique. We seek to meet the particular needs of each individual in a secure, emotionally supportive environment. More about us: St. David’s Preschool is convenient to North Fulton families. Located at 1015 Old Roswell Road, Roswell, GA, our preschool is nearby to Roswell and Alpharetta shops, businesses, and throughways. To contact the Preschool Director, Sara Greene , send an email or call (470) 632-6330 to learn more! An in-person tour can be easily scheduled. Terrific teachers, fun facility, extras that extend time: The teaching staff of St. David’s Preschool consists of a teaching team of two teachers per class, each with experience in early childhood education and trained in Infant/Child CPR and first aid. St. David’s is a training center for area preschool teachers through the Georgia Educational Training Agency and Childcare Education Institute. The classes meet in the Sunday School classrooms which have child-friendly bathrooms between adjoining rooms. The children also utilize the church’s two tree-shaded, fenced and gated, age-appropriate playgrounds. Our indoor Playspace is home to our Music and Movement class, our Before/After school playgroups, and our special child friendly “Parent's Morning Out”, and “Parent's Night Out”. We value security and safety for our students : The outer doors to the building are locked and video monitored. There are intercoms connected to the preschool office at building entrances and in each preschool classroom. CONTACT US Anchor 3 We'd love to hear from you! Contact Address Opening Hours Sara Greene, Preschool Director Email: preschool@stdavidchurch.org Mobile: (470)632-6330 Phone: (770)993-1258 Mon - Fri 8:30 am – 2:00 pm St. David's Preschool 1015 Old Roswell Rd., Roswell GA 30076 Find us on Socials! Parent Portal Create Account Here St. David's Preschool provides parents a community website called Our School Hangout. It is used for students registration, online payments, family directory, and other preschool related events. If you are ready to register at our preschool.

St. David's offers programs, events and opportunities to grow spiritually. From Bible study to men's and women's retreats, grow your faith in Christ with St. David's. Adult Learning As a part of following Jesus, we are called to gather together to learn. St. David's has many offerings from clergy and lay leaders in this parish, which provide opportunities for spiritual growth. With the goal of meeting people where they are in terms of their spiritual maturity and availability and making sure everyone has a place at the table, we are committed to offering different learning opportunities. We have meetings both in-person and online. Our hope is that every person finds a place to grow deeper in a relationship with God and with others. At St. David's, relationships come first, and we seek to grow together, shine a brighter light, and walk in love. To view the most current opportunities, please go to St. David's homepage, Upcoming Events. Sunday Morning Opportunities 10:15-11:00 a.m. Rector’s Forums Grace Hall Join Fr. Remington for a lively group conversation on Scripture and the practice of faith and love in our lives. All are welcome! Conversations in Christ Conversations in Christ is a Small class that meets Sunday mornings, 10:15 - 11:00 a.m. in the Bethany Room to discuss the lectionary readings of the day. Each member of the class takes turns facilitating the group. Special Event On March 1. We’re delighted to welcome local author Sue Campbell for a special Q&A session about her book Conversations in Heaven (available on Amazon). The story follows five very different individuals who die at the same moment and find themselves together in an anteroom of Heaven, guided by an Archangel named Wisdom. Through their conversations, the book explores life, faith, and what may await beyond. If this sounds intriguing, we invite you to read the book and join us on March 1 at 10:15 a.m. in the Bethany Room (on the same level as the Church offices). We hope you’ll be part of this thoughtful and engaging discussion! Embodiment and Centering Prayer February 22, March 1, March 22, and March 29 (Palm Sunday) 10:15-11:00 a.m. Jeffords Hall Front Half Come join a 4-week series of spiritual embodiment using the tools of the text, contemplative practices and centering prayer. Feel free to bring a yoga mat or blanket to get comfortable! Questions? Contact Katie Karppala . Special Events Lenten Morning Reflection Saturday, March 14 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Grace Hall Men and Women of St. David’s are invited to gather for a morning of meditation and reflection. Coffee and refreshments will be provided. Please contact Nelleke Yarbrough for more information. RSVPs are requested, but not required. Click the photo to the left for more details or to RSVP. Other Learning Opportunies

Grow spiritually through ministries, adult and youth education, events, music, retreats and fellowship - just to name a few. As followers of Jesus, we are called to follow Christ’s teachings, through learning, come together for worship and fellowship, and to serve to spread the Kingdom of God. We do these things best when we do them together. At St. David’s, we have many opportunities for you to grow relationship with Christ and one another. Please take some time to explore the many learning offerings below. We have opportunities for all ages beginning with our Preschool. Click the links below to learn more. Grow at St. David's Adult Learning Youth Ministry Children's Ministries Preschool

St. David's offers several adult learning opportunites which change with the church year. Click here to learn more! Adult Education Classes Throughout the year, St. David's offers several classes and book studies. Classes could be a one-time event or run for several weeks and vary in length and are a great way to dive deeper into a subject without a year-long time commitment. With the goal of meeting our Parishioners where they are in terms of their spiritual maturity, we are committed to offering different learning opportunities, meeting both in-person and online. Our hope is that every person finds a place to connect with God and others thereby finding a community where we walk in love and grow together. We invite you to join us! Matthew for Everyone Small Group Study Join us this winter for a deeper dive into the Gospel of Matthew. During Epiphany and Lent, our Sunday readings will come from Matthew, and this is a wonderful chance to explore the Gospel more fully. We will be using “Matthew for Everyone”, Part I and II, written by N.T Wright. Come study alongside fellow parishioners, ask questions, build relationships, and enrich the understanding you’ll bring with you into Sunday worship. This 12 week session will begin the week of January 18 and carry through mid-April. Please complete the interest form by Wednesday, January 7. Class scholarships are available. Please contact Rebecca Cline, Director of Parish Life if you have questions, or would like to lead a group: Rebecca@stdavidchurch.org Walking the Mourner's Path Sundays 4:00-5:30 p.m.  February 1 to March 22, Jerusalem Room Deadline to Register: January 18 At St. David’s Episcopal Church, we understand that the journey through grief can be deeply challenging, and no one should face it alone. This winter, we are offering a supportive and compassionate program called Walking the Mourner’s Path beginning on Sunday, January 25, and continuing weekly each Sunday from 4:30-6:00 p.m., and ending on Sunday, March 15. Our goal is not just to help you move through your grief, but to support you in finding hope and healing through your journey. Whether your loss is recent, or you have been grieving for some time, this workshop is designed to meet you where you are. St. David’s own parishioners, Toni Cathcart and Ron Bagwell, trained Facilitators will lead the sessions alongside our clergy. The only expense for participants is the workbook, which costs $50.00. We offer scholarships to ensure that financial considerations do not prevent anyone from joining. If you are interested in participating or have any questions, please reach out to Chip Broadfoot . Space is limited. We hope you will consider joining us for this meaningful journey together.

Experience the awe and majesty of God's wonders through the gift of music. World-class talent and equipment creates a joyous experience. Join us for one of many opportunities not only to enjoy music, but to let it breathe into your soul, and experience the awe and majesty of God’s wonders through the gift of music. For you, O Lord, have made me glad by your work; at the works of your hands, I sing for joy. – Psalm 92:4 “No created powers can mar our Lord Jesus’ music, nor spill our song of Joy. Let us then be glad and rejoice in the salvation of our Lord.” – Samuel Retherford As Episcopalians, we are inheritors of a rich Anglican Choral Tradition of exceptional quality. We embrace that tradition at St. David’s by offering music that has stood the test of time; we also champion the work of modern-day composers who prove that God continues to speak to musicians writing today. Our music selections are guided by the lectionary readings for the day, as well as the liturgical season. We encourage all who desire to make music to have the opportunity to share their gifts in worship. Through a variety of ensembles and worship times, we provide opportunities to participate for all ages and a variety of experience levels. The musical season is from September through May. Small groups and soloists provide special music through the summer months. Announcing New Organist and Choirmaster St. David’s has called a new Organist and Choirmaster to join our team. Mason Copeland is a talented choral conductor, organist, and educator, most recently serving at Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. He earned dual Master of Music degrees at Indiana University in Choral Conducting and Organ Performance. For seven years, he served as the Organist and Choirmaster for St. Paul’s – Newnan. Additionally, he has also served as Director of Choirs for Northview High School in Johns Creek since 2016. There he was named Teacher of the Year in 2023. While joining our staff team, he will remain on staff at Northview. In his own words: “I recently moved to Cumming with my wife, Michelle, our dog, Rosa, and my 7-year-old son, Chip. Michelle and I are both advanced open water scuba divers and try to go diving as often as we can! I also love to fish and take on renovation projects around the house. I’m looking forward to getting to know the St. David’s community and making music together in worship!” Mason will join the staff the week of August 18. Please join me in welcoming him. Many thanks to the search committee: Althea Benton, Garner Elliott, Kevin MacHarg, and Bill Sleeper, for their tremendous effort and great discernment. Learn More about the St. David's Austin Opus 1868 Pipe Organ Music and Choir St. David's Choir St. David's Adult Choir Handbell Choir St. David's Handbell Choir Basement Band St. David's Basement Band Listen, Like, Share, Subscribe! Staff Mason Copeland Organist and Choirmaster 770-993-6084, Ext. 107 Email Mason Copeland is a talented choral conductor, organist, and educator, most recently serving at Central Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. He earned dual Master of Music degrees at Indiana University in Choral Conducting and Organ Performance. For seven years, he served as the Organist and Choirmaster for St. Paul’s – Newnan. Additionally, he has also served as Director of Choirs for Northview High School in Johns Creek since 2016. There he was named Teacher of the Year in 2023. While joining our staff team, he will remain on staff at Northview. Susie Clements Basement Band Director 770-993-6084 x131 Email Susie Clements loves making music and working with children of all ages. She has a Bachelor of Sacred Music from Wittenberg University and is a member of Chorister’s Guide and RSCM America. She has been coaching and teaching children in the Episcopal church for over 20 years, working with all ages, infants, and toddlers through high school. Growing up Lutheran, she joined the choir in 3rd grade and has been singing and playing piano, organ, guitar, and recorder ever since. Loves long walks on the beach (no, seriously! LOVES the beach!) and likes new challenges and creating new opportunities to reflect God’s love through music. Music and Choir News and Updates Sun, Mar 01 Evensong for St. David's Day / St. David's Episcopal Church Learn more Mar 01, 2026, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM St. David's Episcopal Church, 1015 Old Roswell Rd, Roswell, GA 30076, USA Join us for a beautiful Episcopal Evensong as we celebrate St. David’s Day, honoring the our patron saint who is also the patron saint of Wales.

Stained Glass Windows Part 4 - The Six Mercies “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me,” and, “Whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.” - Jesus Location - Left side, along the wall of the nave. Feed the Hungry Give Drink to the Thirsty Shelter the Stranger Clothe the Naked Visit the Sick Ransom the Captive The six rectangular stained glass windows that flank the left side of the nave depict the Gospel lesson: Matthew 25:31 -46. They show what are called “The Six Mercies.” These are only a representative sampling of the types of things Jesus calls us to do as subjects of our Heavenly King. The inscription in each window describes the tasks spelled out in the Gospel lesson: “Feed the Hungry,” “Give Drink to the Thirsty,” “Shelter the Stranger,” “Clothe the Naked,” “Visit the Sick,” and “Ransom the Captive.” The six windows are plain and straightforward in their depiction of the Six Mercies. Only in the lastwindow is there a bit of symbolism. It’s the large anchor being held by the man who is visiting the prisoner in chains. The anchor is a very ancient Christian symbol of hope. An anchor holds a ship safely in place against tides and winds, and so it is also with the hope of Christ’s Resurrection. Writing to the Hebrews of the certainty of God’s promise, St. Paul says, “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” (Hebrews 6:13-20) Back To Part 3 - "The Life of Jesus" Proceed to Part 5 - "The Saints"

Vestry members represent the lay leadership of the church. St. David's Vestry Meet the St. David's Vestry Members: These members are elected by the parish and serve three year terms. Each member is responsible for and serve as liaisons for the different areas of parish life. Vestry meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of each month in the Hope Classroom (downstairs Jeffords Hall), at 6:30 p.m. Parish members are welcome to attend any vestry meeting. Vestry members also wear name-tags which are outlined in red each Sunday. Leonard Ferrand serves as Parish Treasurer, elected to that position by the vestry. He is ex-officio, a non-voting member of the vestry. You may view/read the minutes from vestry meetings and the Treasurer's Reports by visiting our Documents page . Patrick Cathcart Term expires 2026 Kristy Clodfelter Term expires 2026 Jeff Odell Senior Warden Term expires 2026 Jen Walker Term expires 2026 Shawn Allen Term expires 2027 Jim Linthicum Term expires 2027 Mario Netto Term expires 2027 Deb Stecher Term expires 2027 Althea Benton Term expires 2028 Philip Elliott Term expires 2028 John Hay Term expires 2028 Jim Reinhardt Term expires 2028 Leonard Ferrand Treasurer Gary Dunsmore Finance Committee Chairman 2022 Annual Meeting 2022 St. David's Annual Meeting 2021 Annual Meeting 2021 St. David's Annual Meeting

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The Austin Organ Opus was built in 1868 and upgraded in 1934 and again in 2016. St. David's Pipe Organ Austin Organ Opus 1868 (1934, 2016) The organ at St. David’s combines the best of old craftsmanship and new technology. The original instrument, Opus 1868, was built by Austin Organ Company, Hartford, Connecticut, in 1934. Fifteen years ago, St. David’s purchased this organ through the Organ Clearing House from a Presbyterian Church in Iowa. In 2016, Austin Organ Company built a new three-manual console, and additional digital voices (ranks of stops) were added to the specifications. The organ now has 47 ranks and state-of-the-art SSL digital additions for multiple memory levels, registration settings, sequencer, recording, and MIDI capabilities. GREAT *= Enclosed in Choir box +Quintaton 16’ Double Diapason 16’ Open Diapason 8’ +Violone 8’ *Flute Harmonique 8’ Octave 4’ +Flute 4’ Super Octave 2’ +Flute 2’ Cymbal III *Trumpet 8’ Festival Trumpet 8’ *Chimes+Zymbelstern SWELL Gedeckt 16’ Geigen Principal 8’ Stopped Flute 8’ Salicionial 8’ Voix Celeste 8’ +Principal 4’ Chimney Flute 4’ +Principal 2’ Piccolo 2’ Mixture III +Cornet V Bassoon 16’ Trumpet 8’ Oboe 8’ Vox Humana 8’ Clarion 4’ Festival Trumpet 8’ Tremulant CHOIR Concert Flute 8’ Spitzflute 8’ Spitzflute Celeste 8’ +Gemshorn 8’ +Flute 4’ Gemshorn 4’ English Horn 8’ +Krummhorn 8’ Nazard 2 2/3’ Flautino 2’ Tierce 1 3/5’ Festival Trumpet 8’ +Harp +Zimblestern Tremulant PEDAL +Sub-principal 32’ +Contra Bourdon 32’ Open Wood 16’ Open Diapason (Gt.) 16’ Lieblich Gedeckt 16’ +Violone 16’ Octave 8’ +Violone 8’ Flute 8’ Choral Bass 4’ Flautino 4’ +Flute 2’ Rauschquint, II +Contra Trombone 32’ Contra Bassoon (Sw.) 16’ Oboe (Sw.) 8’ Festival Trumpet 8’ +Chimes 99 Memory Levels; Piston Sequencer 15 General Pistons, 8 Divisional Pistons Digital playback recorder Manual Transfer (Great/Choir) “+ “ Walker Digital Voices

Learn about opportunities to grow in the parish, through ministry and fellowship. Whether you're a long-time member or a first-time visitor, we're here to make it easy for you to connect, participate, and stay informed. Need to submit a prayer request? Looking to reserve a room for your group or ministry? Use the quick links below to access the forms and information you need. You’ll also find important documents—including current and past newsletters, Vestry Meeting minutes, and Treasurer’s Reports—in the Documents section. Prayer Request Space/Event Request Documents Illumination (newsletter) YouTube Channel (online services) Online Giving Member Login Latest News and Updates From St. David's Ash Wednesday 2026 Ash Wednesday is the first day of the penitential Lenten Season. We are reminded of our mortality and profess our devotion to God the imposition of ashes. A Clean Start for the New Year! Your donation of POWDERED laundry detergent can help stock the NFCC food pantry with a much needed resource. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Worship Schedule 2025 and How to Participate in the Children's Pageant St. David's has five beautiful Christmas Eve services for you to attend. Member Information and Quick Links

Stained Glass Windows Part 1 - The Round Windows The following is an excerpt from the book, "The Windows of St. David's" , that was produced as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration of St. David's in 2006. Researched and written by Bruce Thomas. Photography and production by Linda Thomas. Bruce and Linda are both long-time members of St. David's. The Rose Window - "The Twelve Apostles" Location: Above the Altar The 12 shields incorporate symbols that call to mind each of the disciples. Beginning at the 12:30 position with the keys of St. Peter and proceeding clockwise, we encounter the symbols of all 11 disciples mentioned in Acts 1:13 who, after returning from experiencing Jesus’ ascension from the Mount of Olives, went back to their meeting room in Jerusalem: “Those present were Peter, James, John and Andrew; Philip and Thomas, Bartholomew and Matthew; James son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot, and Judas son of James.”(Not to be confused with Judas Iscariot.) Sometimes this son of James is known as Jude, and he’s called Thaddeus by other gospel writers. At the 11:30 position the twelfth symbol is for the replacement disciple Matthias, whose election (to take the place of Judas Iscariot) is recorded at the end of the first chapter of Acts. These twelve disciples were called by Jesus to “bear much fruit,” and nearly all of them suffered and died as a result of doing so. “I am the true vine,” Jesus said. And in the stained glass of the rose window, the vine originates from the center of the window, where the Lamb of God (“Agnus Dei”) lies with the Banner of Victory, a powerful symbol of Jesus. In the 5th chapter of the Book of Revelation, the Lamb is called “worthy to receive power, wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessings,” and “able to open the scroll and its seven seals.” "The Jesse Tree" Location: High Above, Left Side of the Nave High up on the left wall of the nave is the small round stained glass window that represents one such Jesse Tree. It reminds us of twelve persons of the Bible (in addition to Jesse) who in various ways heralded the coming of Messiah – the Christ – the Anointed One. In the center of the window is a gnarled tree, “the stump of Jesse; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit” (Isaiah 11:1). Using the grapevine theme that’s seen in the large rose window above the altar, grape leaves and clusters of grapes stretch out to the twelve sections of the window, encircling the symbols of the persons chosen for this particular Jesse Tree. Starting at the top, and going clockwise, the first is the symbol for Moses: the miraculous water of Meribah. Ruth, whose story is told in the book of the Bible bearing her name, was a faithful widow-woman of Moab who accompanied her widowed mother-in-law back to Israel (saying to Naomi, “your people will be my people, and your God my God”). There Ruth remarried and became the grandmother of Jesse. Her symbol is the sheaf of wheat, for she collected the grain left behind by the harvesters in the fields near Bethlehem. Samuel, the last of the judges of Israel (hence the scales of justice as his symbol) anointed David, the son of Jesse, to succeed Saul as king. David is represented by the five smooth stones and the slingshot he used to slay Goliath. It would be to Bethlehem that Joseph later took his expectant wife Mary, “because he belonged to the house and line of David.” Each of the seven Old Testament prophets listed in the stained glass of the window proclaimed the need for, and the coming of, Messiah. Elijah (who, along with Moses, is depicted in the Transfiguration window with Jesus) is symbolized with the flaming chariot in which he was transported to heaven (2 Kings 2:11). Isaiah’s symbol derives from his vision of his mouth being purified by the seraph carrying a live coal with tongs (Isaiah 6:6-7). Jeremiah is represented by three stones that figure in his prophecy of how a disobedient Israel would be made captive of Babylon; legend says his people stoned him to death for his stern pronouncements. Later the prophet Ezekiel spoke of the east gate of the city of Jerusalem being the one through which Messiah would enter the city (Ezekiel 44:1-3). The prophets Hosea, Amos, and Micah prophesied in the 8th century before Jesus’ birth that the behavior of the people of Israel and Judah would lead to destruction and captivity and the need for Messiah. Hosea likened Israel to an unfaithful wife, and he is symbolized by a bridegroom’s white cloak, reminding us of the image of Christ as the Bridegroom. Amos was a shepherd, and the symbol of the shepherd’s crock reminds us of Jesus as the Good Shepherd. Micah predicted that the Redeemer would be born in Bethlehem, where “… the mountain of the Lord’s temple will be established … and peoples will stream to it.” Capping these Old Testament prophecies of Messiah, the words of John the Baptist conclude the twelve sections of the Jesse Tree window. Displayed hanging on a cross, they proclaim in Latin: “Behold the Lamb of God.” There is one more symbol in this window to share with you. A very small basketball is discreetly inserted near the edge at about the 5 o’clock position, in the segment devoted to the Prophet Elijah. The window was given in memory of a young man who loved playing basketball. Hardly visible from anywhere on the main level of the nave, the basketball can best be seen by those seated in the gallery. The young man’s parents sat there as faithful members of the choir. "The Twelve Tribes of Israel" Location: High Above, Right Side of the Nave In the same style as the other two round windows, this window has 12 sections, each listing the name of one of Jacob’s twelve sons. Except for Levi, the symbols depicted for each tribe derive from Jacob’s words recorded in chapter 49 of the Book of Genesis. (The incense pot shown for Levi alludes to that tribe’s later role as the keeper of Hebrew law.) Instead of a grapevine entwined around the twelve symbols, as in the other two round windows, a vine with blossoms looking like tassels binds the tribes to the Ten Commandments, perhaps a reference to Numbers 15:37-38, assuring that every aspect of the window is grounded in the words of Torah. For a very moving account of how this window came to be at St. David's, download and read "The Windows of St. David's." Proceed to Part 2 - "The Four Evangelists"

Spiritual Friendship Small Groups at St. David's Spiritual Friendship Groups are small groups of 5-8 people who meet once-twice a month to foster Spiritual Friendship. Groups meet at a time and place determined by the group. Each meeting has a check-in, study determined by the group, and prayer. Spiritual Friendship Groups are safe spaces. In a large church such as St. David’s, these groups are the key to forming close and lasting relationships with other Christians as you grow closer to our Lord. As Jesus said in the book of Matthew, “When two or three are gathered in my Name, there too am I.” New members are always welcome, and new groups are always being formed. If this is something you would be interested in, please get in touch with Rebecca Cline . Or click here to complete the "Spiritual Friendship Groups Interest Form"

New to Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell and looking for a church home? Here is a guide to St. David's for visitors and new members. I'm New Come visit us this Sunday at St. David's Saint David’s Episcopal Church is a thriving parish of over 600 families and over 1,500 baptized members located in Roswell, Georgia, approximately 20 miles north of downtown Atlanta. It is with real delight that St. David’s welcomes you! If you are looking for a church home, St. David’s has much to offer. We believe that we are called to Grow in our faith, shine God's Light into our Community, and walk in love. We have a full program for spiritual growth, for all ages, including several weekly Bible studies, classes, and small fellowship groups and there are a multitude of ways you can participate in meaningful ministry to those in need, both here and abroad. We believe that everyone has a place at our table and put relationships first by creating heartfelt connections with each other and the community around us. We hope you will fill out the visitor card below. Having this information will enable us to reach out to you in a personal way. Once we receive this card, we follow up with a phone call and learn more about you and help you learn more about St. David's mission. We look forward to getting to know you! We invite you to join us regularly for worship, fellowship, and ministry! Click Here to Complete the Visitors Card Want to learn more about St. David's? Visitors and Newcomers to St. David’s are invited to Connections Café to ask questions, learn more about St. David’s, and have a quick tour of our buildings! Connections Cafe will be held in the St. Gabriel Room, which is located at the end of the Church Mailbox hallway, 10:15 - 11:00 a.m. on the following dates: September 21 October 12 December 7 Please contact Rebecca Cline, Director of Parish Life , with any questions. FAQ's About Visiting St. David's Episcopal Church Click here to read some of the most frequently asked questions about visiting St. David's. Growing together, walking in love, and shining a brighter light. These are the movements of a life in faith at St. David’s—an expression of a people being strengthened by the Spirit of God, being rooted and grounded in love. We are glad that you’ve made your way to St. David’s. We pray that you will be strengthened as you join in these movements of faith, and that you will be rooted and grounded in love, especially through the fall of 2025. Included in this booklet is information to help you engage with our intentional work to build a likehearted community of faith, where together we learn to love like Jesus and inspire others to do the same. Click Here to read the Connections Guide Check Out What is Happening at St. David's! Check out our most recent Blogs. Ash Wednesday 2026 Ash Wednesday is the first day of the penitential Lenten Season. We are reminded of our mortality and profess our devotion to God the imposition of ashes. A Clean Start for the New Year! Your donation of POWDERED laundry detergent can help stock the NFCC food pantry with a much needed resource. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Worship Schedule 2025 and How to Participate in the Children's Pageant St. David's has five beautiful Christmas Eve services for you to attend.

St. David's music and choir program is powered by talented people and outstanding direction. The Children's Community Choir provides an outstanding opportunity to grow and showcase young voices. St. David's Children's Community Choir Welcome! Registration for the Spring 2024 Musical, "A Technicolor Promise" is now open!   About Us! We are a non-auditioned choir for children in 3rd through 8th grades. Our purpose : to provide children in Roswell and surrounding communities with an excellent and enriching experience in choral singing. To develop each singer’s skills and artistry as a musician, vocalist, and performer. To unite and mentor children into responsible, creative, and confident leaders and team players through choral performance and music education. We are committed to inclusivity and diversity and to creating an atmosphere where each singer is valued, respected, accepted, and loved. Singing serves as an important way to communicate, to connect with others, and to express emotion.  We were born singing. Children love to sing and dance and hum and makeup songs. And it’s innate and universal in all children. The music we perform is varied in style, culture, language, and time periods. There is a fall concert that includes holiday music and a spring musical. Two rehearsals will be offered each week; please attend at least ONE:  Wednesday 6:00-7:15 p.m. OR Thursday 6:00-7:15 p.m.  In addition, individual make-up lessons can be arranged as needed. The course fee is $60 ($90 for two or more siblings), and financial assistance is available. Click Here to Register! Register Here St. David's Community Children's Choir Spring Musical: The Tale of the Three Trees Safety Protocols Rehearsals will be held in the Choir Rehearsal Room in the main Church building. Please escort your child into each rehearsal. (There will NOT be a carpool line.) At the end of rehearsal, please come inside to check your child out. No child will be allowed to leave the property unescorted. If your child feels ill or has a fever, please do NOT bring them to rehearsal. Individual make-up lessons can be arranged if desired. Individual music binders and pencils will be provided. We will not share music or pencils. Each singer is expected to bring their own water bottle. What to bring/wear: WATER BOTTLE! Please be on time for the start and end of rehearsal to allow for an efficient use of class time.

St. David's half-day programs are ideal for young children ages 18 months to 5 years. Options from two to five days a week. Half-Day Preschool at St. David's Welcome to St. David’s Preschool – Where Learning, Faith, and Fun Come Together At St. David's Preschool, we believe in creating a joyful and enriching experience that fosters a lifelong love of learning and a foundation of faith. Our mission is simple yet impactful: to nurture each child's unique gifts in a warm, faith-based environment where they feel secure, valued, and inspired every day. Why Choose St. David’s Preschool? Half-Day Programs Tailored to Little Learners Our half-day programs are ideal for young children ages 18 months to 5 years. They provide the perfect balance of structure and free play, allowing children to engage with peers, discover new concepts, and develop essential skills—all within a timeframe that won’t overwhelm them. With options from two to five days a week, you can choose the schedule that fits your child’s needs and family routine. For parents that work from home or simply need additional time during the day, half-day daycare or preschool offers a range of advantages that are often ideal for toddlers' needs and developmental stages. Gentle Transition to Structured Learning - A half-day program eases toddlers into a structured setting. Socialization Without Exhaustion - Shorter days prevent overstimulation and burnout. Time for Parent-Child Bonding - Afternoon family time strengthens parent-child bonds. Predictable Routine - Consistent schedules promote security and ease transitions. Focus on Core Developmental Skills - Targeted activities enhance core skills in a shorter timeframe. Gradual Independence - Shorter days reduce separation anxiety and build independence. Cost-Effective and Flexible - For families where full-day care may not be a necessity, half-day daycare or preschool is often a more affordable option. In summary, half-day daycare or preschool offers toddlers a manageable introduction to structured social environments, providing benefits that promote their growth while balancing their need for rest, familiarity, and family time. Programs Designed for Every Age and Stage Toddlers: Our introductory program for children turning two creates a safe and engaging space for our youngest learners. Through creative play, songs, and hands-on activities, children develop early social and motor skills that support their growth. Two-Year-Olds & Three-Year-Olds: In small groups with a low student-to-teacher ratio, these classes emphasize creative play, language skills, and age-appropriate independence. With a mix of guided activities and free play, children thrive in an environment that fosters curiosity, friendships, and self-confidence. Pre-K for Four-Year-Olds: Our Pre-K program prepares children for kindergarten with a focus on literacy, math, and science basics, alongside fine motor skill development. Daily activities include alphabet learning, counting games, and discovery projects, all within a nurturing, Christian-centered setting. Extra Programs to Extend the Fun! St. David’s also offers extended programs for busy families. The Rooster Club - (8:30 AM early drop-off) StayNPlay - (1-2 PM after preschool play) Parent's Morning Out - PMO on Mondays and Fridays provide additional options for parents needing flexibility Parent's Night Out - Once a month allows your child to enjoy a fun evening with friends while you relax or run errands. Registration for 2025-2025 Now Open! We are now accepting registrations for the 2025-2026 school year! If you’re looking for a nurturing, Christian preschool that offers a well-rounded educational experience in a small, creative setting, St. David’s is the perfect place for your child. Call (470) 632-6330 to schedule a tour! Click Here to Register What is Happening at St. David's Preschool? Book Fair - St. David's Preschool St. David's Preschool Registration for 2023-24 is Now Open!