Worship

We have an 8:00 A.M. Service In Person with a call in option still available. Masks are required for those 5 and up. We are offering an Outdoor Service at 9:00 A.M. with masks required for those 5 and up.Our 10:15 A.M. Service In Person follows with masks required for those 5 and up. If you choose, can still gather together for Online Worship

We cannot face large-scale crises as individuals; we cannot carry the pain of this reality on our own, nor can we only look out for ourselves. The pain is communal and so too must be the response.
~ Richard Rohr

Contemplative Worship & Prayer

Thursday, August 26 at 7:00pm we will hold an evening Contemplative Worship & Prayer service. Join us for an intentional time of soul refreshment as we begin to enter back into the rhythms of fall.

Journeys and Reflections | A Spiritual Labyrinth Walk at All Saints

Today, September 17th at 7 p.m., join us for a night labyrinth walk with music and candles at All Saints outside on the grass. This will be a spiritual and physical experience to process and move through the beauty, strength, and trauma that we e...

Guest Preacher & Discussion: Oregon Remembrance Project with Taylor Stewart

Taylor Stewart is the executive director of an organization called the Oregon Remembrance Project. He helps communities in Oregon unearth stories of injustice and engage in the necessary truth telling and repair required to reconcile instances of...

Episcopal Revivals

Lift Every Voice and Sing! UBE Churchwide Revival This year, the Union of Black Episcopalians is hosting a multi-day virtual event that is open to the entire Episcopal community and includes both day and evening events. July 27-30, 2...

Sunday Services

Join us for Sunday Services: 8:00 AM In-person and call-in Rite I Service. Masks required for 5 and up. 9:00 A.M. (outdoor Picnic Church). Please bring a chair or blanket and your favorite morning beverage. Masks required for 5 and up. 10:15 A...

Compline Services

Compline (pronounced "KOM-plin") is a nighttime prayer service. The word is derived from the Latin completorium, "the completion of the day," and was first used to describe evening prayers by St. Benedict in the early 6th century. It remains a much-loved service for many Christians to this day. Led by Deacon Kathleen, these short, peaceful sessions are based on The Divine Hours b…