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WE ARE THE LIGHT OF CHRIST

Enter a Stranger But Once

We believe that God led you to our parish for a reason. St. Francis is a place where strangers become family, love is shared, and faith is lived. Whether you’re returning to the church, exploring for the first time or looking for a place to truly belong, here you’ll find warmth, hope and a community that knows your name.

Come and join us in worship. See how the light of Christ – which is at work in us – can grow in you.

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Sunday Worship Services

October 1 through May 31

8:00 a.m. service (Rite I without music)

10:30 a.m. service (Rite II with choir and music)

June 1 through September 30

9:30 a.m. - Rite II Liturgy with music

Wednesday Service

9:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist and Healing Service

Bible Study led by clergy follows the service

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  • Worship With Us

    We invite you to join us in worship to praise and glorify God and draw nearer to Him.

    All are welcome, regardless of the denomination in which you were raised, or where you are on your faith journey. Our service bulletin guides you through the service and our members are happy to assist visitors.

    If you’re new to St. Francis, let us know! We’d like to recognize and welcome you with a candle and a little Jesus figurine as a reminder that all of us are the light of Christ.

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  • Our Mission

    We are the Light of Christ!

    We are a welcoming and friendly parish, practicing our mission statement to all. We take to heart Jesus’ command to love and care for others with compassion and grace and to share the Good News of the Gospel.

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  • Our Sunday Services

    Sundays October 1 through May 31

    8 a.m. service (Rite I without music)
    10:30 a.m. service (Rite II with choir and music)

    Sundays June 1 through September 30

    9:30 a.m. - Rite II Liturgy 
    Wednesdays (All year)
    9 a.m. Holy Eucharist and Healing Mass
    Guided Bible Study is offered after the service

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  • Connect With Us

    If you are interested in visiting us, becoming involved in our church or becoming a member, we would love to hear from you!

    Office Hours:
    9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Monday- Friday
    Closed Wednesdays from Noon-1 p.m.

    Phone: (863) 465-0051
    Email: comeandsee.StFrancis@gmail.com

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  • Our Ministries

    WE BRING CHRIST’S LIGHT INTO THE WORLD

    Faith without action is incomplete. At St. Francis, we are called to love and serve the Lord by contributing our time, resources, and talents. We give generously, serve actively and love our community the way Christ modeled – with hearts, hands and presence.  We demonstrate the light of Christ in our church, community and the world through these various ministries.

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  • “I found my spiritual home at St. Francis. The homilies by Pastor Robin and Deacon Rose make the Word come alive, and parishioners are welcoming and kind.”

    – Gail McKeever

  • “St. Francis parishioners are second to none. Just beautiful, God-loving people. The Nave of is highly conducive to worship with God's total presence. And we have the very best committed Christian leadership with Rector Robin and Deacon Rose.”

    – Darwin Liverance

  • “Worship attendees feel they’re with family—warm, caring and joyful in worshipping together at St. Francis. It’s my happy place, where I draw close to God, who feeds my soul.”

    – Cher Abney

  • “St. Francis is a place where I can worship freely, sing out and contribute happily. I love the fellowship with all ages and the opportunity to engage in laughter and, once in a while, dance. I hear sermons from the heart and go forth with positive reinforcement.”

    – Sam Mancuso

  • “When we first attended St. Francis, we knew we had found our church home. Rev. Robin and everyone welcomed us so warmly. This parish genuinely loves and cares for each other and is led and nourished by the Word of God.”

    – Sherri Cadeaux and Joe Grabiel

  • “St. Francis is a small but mighty group of loving and generous people who step up to maintain and operate a successful Christ-centered parish.”

    – Marvin G.

  • “We have many different points of view, but we accept and support each other. The people in our parish talk and walk the Christian journey.”

    – Coral Z.