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311 Washington Street, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601   502.223.0557

 

We rejoice with you in the news of your interest in marriage and your wish to have that marriage blessed at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension. All of us at Ascension stand ready to assist you in making this one of the most beautiful and joyous events of your life.

Since the celebration and Blessing of a Marriage takes place within the Christian community and is first and foremost an act of worship and not a private service for the bride and groom, it is important that those who wish to be married at Ascension be active participants in our community.

Commitment is an integral aspect of Holy Matrimony. Studies show that those who are committed to God through worship and monetary support of a Christian community are better able to commit to each other and effect long, successful marriages.

Ascension will officiate at marriages only when the bride and groom demonstrate through their attendance and support such a commitment to God. This requirement underscores our deep concern for a caring, supportive, and pastoral relationship between the Church and the couple before, during, and after the wedding.

The canons of the Episcopal Church require that at least one of the two persons to be married shall have received Holy Baptism, and it is highly desirable that both parties be baptized, practicing Christians. Beyond that requirement, regular worship attendance and appropriate stewardship of time, talent, and treasure (included but not limited to the financial support of this parish) by the couple are important and required components in being married at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension

If you would like to visit with us about a wedding, please contact Fr. Bob for an appointment

 

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The Episcopal Church of the Ascension