St Brides Episcopal Church

Chesapeake, Virginia

Since 1761Small congregation
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Contact & Location for St Brides Episcopal Church

621 Sparrow Rd

Chesapeake, VA 23325

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Programs & Ministries at St Brides Episcopal Church

About St Brides Episcopal Church

St. Bride's Episcopal Church is an Anglo-Catholic parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia, rooted in the theology and liturgy of the Oxford Movement. Every Sunday, the church offers a High Mass featuring incense, chanting, classical music with pipe organ accompaniment, and traditional Catholic elements including a statue of Our Lady of Walsingham with votive candles. The parish welcomes members from diverse Christian backgrounds—former Roman Catholics, Congregationalists, Methodists, Baptists, and Presbyterians—who have been drawn to its beautiful and reverent liturgical worship. St. Bride's emphasizes Bible-based teaching, strong traditional Anglican worship, and a warm, small-church community experience where families with children are actively encouraged and welcomed. Located in the Indian River section of Chesapeake, the church invites visitors to experience worship that seeks to live out the fullness of the Catholic faith within the Anglican tradition.

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First-Time Visitor Info for St Brides Episcopal Church

Dress Code: Formal or semi-formal attire is typical for Anglo-Catholic Episcopal worship. Service Format: Expect a High Mass with incense, chanting, organ music, and traditional liturgy; children are encouraged to attend. Visitor Tips: The church is welcoming to visitors and families; contact (757) 420-7033 or [email protected] for specific service times and visitor information.

Groups & programs

  • Rosary Group

    What their website saysand have a Rosary Group.

History & building

  • Founded in 1761

    St. Bride’s Parish resulted from a 1761 division of the area into three parishes. The parish relocated to its present site in 1961 and a modern church was built.

    What their website saysIn 1761 the area now comprising the City of Chesapeake... requesting the division of the area into three parishes.

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