Many of the faithful drive one hour each way, twice each weekend, to attend Sunday Divine Liturgy celebrated by Father O'Connell and Saturday Vespers sung by the people led by a cantor. Vespers are among several services that can be conducted by the laity without a priest or deacon.

A pot luck dinner, traditional to the south and west, follows the Divine Liturgy in the hall beneath the church as a regular feature of Sunday worship for the Holy Resurrection Mission community. It provides an important opportunity for fellowship among Byzantine Catholics who are spread throughout the area. The weekly Liturgy and dinners also often attract interested Roman Catholics and potential members.

Holy Resurrection Mission has been blessed with many gifts over the past four years, not the least of which is the tremendous support it has received from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Knoxville and the Holy Family parish.

For example, early on the mission group acquired all the liturgical items they needed from a church in the Passaic Eparchy that had closed, including multiple sets of vestments for all liturgical seasons, chalices, altar cloths, and an icon screen on casters that is rolled into place as needed, transforming the Western-built church into the unique and identifiable Byzantine tradition. Holy Family parish found storage room for all of these liturgical necessities.

Beyond that, a Byzantine Catholic gift stand regularly occupies a portion of the vestibule, offering candles, icons and other religious items to anyone interested. And a second permanent signboard, hung beneath the Holy Family Church sign, lets all visitors and passers-by know that it is also home to Holy Resurrection Byzantine Catholic Mission.