Resurrection Episcopal Church, Rockdale

Resurrection Episcopal Church, located at 2131 Mount Rd, Aston, PA 19014, is part of the Episcopal tradition. The church offers Rite I services at 7:45 AM and Rite II services with music and Sunday School at 9:00 AM Sunday Mornings. The congregation is led by Fr. Casey Anderson and provides both in-person and live-streamed worship options Welcome to our new Priest in Charge.

Resurrection Episcopal Church, Rockdale, is a welcoming community rooted in the Episcopal tradition. The church is located at 2131 Mount Rd, Aston, PA 19014, and is led by Fr. Casey Anderson Welcome to our new Priest in Charge. Services include Rite I at 7:45 AM and Rite II with music and Sunday School at 9:00 AM on Sunday mornings Sunday Mornings. The church offers both in-person and live-streamed worship, with the latter accessible via a YouTube Livestream link YouTube Livestream link.

The church emphasizes community engagement, with members encouraged to wear name tags to welcome visitors and newcomers. Additional resources and information about the church's history, clergy, and parish life are available through the website. The church also provides a food pantry and other sacramental services, including Holy Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Reconciliation of a Penitent Sacraments.

For those interested in contacting the church, there are multiple options, including an email contact list and a direct phone number. The church's commitment to both traditional and modern methods of worship and community building makes it a vibrant part of the local Episcopal community.

Resurrection Episcopal Church in Aston Township, PA, offers a welcoming community with clearly marked Sunday services at 7:45 AM (Rite I) and 9:00 AM (Rite II with music and Sunday School). First-time visitors may appreciate the emphasis on hospitality—members wear name tags to greet newcomers—and the option to join worship in person or via livestream. The church’s food pantry and sacramental ministries reflect a commitment to both spiritual and community care.

Pros

• Clear Sunday service times with Rite I and Rite II options
• Welcoming initiatives for newcomers, including name tags for members
• Live-streamed worship via YouTube for remote participation
• Community outreach through a food pantry and sacramental ministries
• Dedicated website with contact options and detailed service information