The 2026 Diocese of the South annual synod was held at All Saints Anglican Church in lovely Aiken, South Carolina from April 29-May 1st. St. Benedict’s Anglican Church was represented by Fr. Nicholas Harrelson, Mr. Kevin Currin, Mrs. Jackie Kylander, and Mr. Ronald Harrelson. The delegates assisted in running the official business of the diocese […]
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Holy Week 2026 was a resounding success at St. Benedict’s Anglican Church! The parish started Holy Week with a bagpipe led procession on Palm Sunday with close to 40 people participating in the walk. This was followed by a well attended service on Maundy Thursday, an overnight vigil at the Altar of Repose which saw
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St. Benedict’s hosted a bagpipe procession as part of the Mass on Sunday, March 29th. Historically, Palm Sunday was one of several occasions throughout the year where a parish can choose to host a procession. For those unfamiliar with the liturgical tradition, a procession is essentially a church’s version of a parade! Palm Sunday is
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St. Benedict’s Anglican Church undertook their Annual Meeting for the 2026 year following Mass on February 8th. Due to repeated instances of winter weather, the meeting was pushed back from its original date of January 25th. The meeting was undoubtedly the best attended Annual Meeting in living memory! Many important topics were discussed and decisions
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Many thanks to those who braved the mean streets of Chapel Hill at dusk to help us celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany. The parish is reminded that there are two jugs of Holy Water available along with small mason jars for you to take home Holy Water to bless your homes. There is also
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St. Benedict’s Anglican Church will be observing a Solemn High Mass honoring St. Charles-King and Martyr on Friday, January 30, 2026 at 6:00pm. The Mass will be accompanied by a quartet of professional singers using William Byrd’s Mass for Four Voices as the Mass setting. Mass settings such as this were developed during the reign
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Mark Haverland, the Metropolitan and Archbishop of the Anglican Catholic Church and Ordinary of the Diocese of the South performed his annual Episcopal Visitation at St. Benedict’s Anglican Church November 22-23. Archbishop Haverland was accompanied by Canon Matthew Kirby, a visiting clergymen of the ACC from Australia. As part of their visitation, Archbishop Haverland and
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Beginning with Friday, October 31st and running through (this year) Monday November 3rd, the church enters into the time of year called “Allhallowtide.” All Hallow’s Eve (known as Halloween) is the traditional Christian vigil for All Saint’s Day. All Saints is a solemnity, first promulgated by Pope Gregory IV in the 9th century, that celebrates
As part of its efforts to revitalize the church, St. Benedicts is taking steps to add to our liturgy in ways that increase the beauty of worship. On Sunday, October 26, 2025, Fr. Nicholas Harrelson worked with parishioner Grayson Currin and Atticus Harrelson, in an effort to train Grayson as the next thurifer at the
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On October 25, 2025, St. Benedicts Anglican Church hosted their first ever event on the new property located off of University Station Road in Durham, NC. We were happy to welcome over thirty parishioners to the new property where the church intends to relocate with the construction of a new church building. Presently, St. Benedicts
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