Churches across the Diocese of Olympia transitioned to streaming their services online due to COVID-19. Even as some churches have begun to reopen and hold in-person worship, many are continuing to hold virtual worship as well.

We have compiled an index of those services below, listed alphabetically by city. We will be adding new services regularly as they are added, so check back often.

Please check individual church websites for their in-person worship offerings.


Christ Church, Anacortes

St. Matthew / San Mateo, Auburn

Grace, Bainbridge Island

St. Barnabas, Bainbridge Island

Holy Spirit, Battle Ground

All Saints, Bellevue

Resurrection, Bellevue

St. Margaret’s, Bellevue

St. Paul’s, Bellingham

Christ Church, Blaine

St. Paul’s, Bremerton

St. Elizabeth, Burien

St. Aidan’s, Camano Island

St. James, Cathlamet

St. Timothy, Chehalis

St. Alban’s, Edmonds

St. Hilda St. Patrick, Edmonds

Trinity, Everett

Good Shepherd, Federal Way

St. Augustine’s-in-the-Woods, Freeland

St. David’s, Friday Harbor

St. John’s, Gig Harbor

St. Germain, Hoodsport

St. Michael & All Angels, Issaquah

Redeemer, Kenmore

St. Columba’s, Kent

St. James, Kent

St. John’s, Kirkland

St. Mary’s, Lakewood

St. Stephen’s, Longview

St. George, Maple Valley

St. Philip’s, Marysville

St. Thomas, Medina

Emmanuel, Mercer Island

Resurrección, Mount Vernon

St. Paul, Mount Vernon

St. Stephen’s, Oak Harbor

St. John’s ~ San Juan, Olympia

St. Christopher’s Community Church, Olympia

Emmanuel, Orcas Island

St. Andrew’s, Port Angeles

St. Bede’s, Port Orchard

St. Paul’s, Port Townsend

Faith, Poulsbo

Christ Church, Puyallup

Holy Cross, Redmond

St. Luke’s, Renton

Good Samaritan, Sammamish

Ascension, Seattle

Christ Church, Seattle

Epiphany, Seattle

St. John the Baptist, Seattle

St. Andrew’s, Seattle

St. Clement’s, Seattle

St. Luke’s, Seattle

Saint Mark’s Cathedral, Seattle

St. Paul’s, Seattle

St. Stephen’s, Seattle

Trinity, Seattle

St. Luke’s, Sequim

St. David of Wales, Shelton

St. Dunstan’s, Shoreline

St. Antony of Egypt, Silverdale

St. Clare, Snoqualmie

Christ Church, Tacoma

St. Andrew’s, Tacoma

St. Matthew, Tacoma/Browns Point

Holy Spirit, Vashon

All Saints, Vancouver

Good Shepherd, Vancouver

St. Luke’s ~ San Lucas, Vancouver

St. Anne’s, Washougal

19 Responses

  1. Great job on the live streaming. Thanks also for the daily psalm and prayer. Many will not want to do the whole elaborate MP, but this will help.

  2. I was able to attend both the MP service at my home parish of Christ Church, Puyallup, this morning, then listened to the hymns being sung at Saint Luke’s, Tacoma, and also attended MP at Christ Church, Seattle!

    This is a great idea on the part of the Diocese and its many parishes, especially in this 21st century age of technology, and I am glad all the same that we are still able to remain members of one Body and one faith!

  3. I feel I have to offer another perspective. There seems to be many Sunday Morning Prayer services streamed or what not. I happen to think there are excellent reasons to stream the Eucharist. To see the action of that liturgy, so familiar from all the Sundays we worship so, is a powerful connection to the Body of Christ. The visual side of our rites are not to be underestimated. A long time ago most participation was visual and aural but not physical. The Reformation rightly objected. Yet while we wait for the outward signs to be again there for our touch, to see with prayer, especially in real time seems to me to be a good thing to offer people.

    1. I appreciate the way you explain this. Historically, the common folks did not participate in the Eucharist. As I attend services now, I go between two churches and listen through the Service of the Word. One church is my home community and the other is the Cathedral, where I hear beautiful music. At this point, in these times, the Word feeds me and provides hope for how we move forward together.

  4. Saint Margaret’s, Bellevue has zoom services for morning prayer 8 am Tuesday/Friday, compline 8 pm Monday/Thursday and a recorded YouTube Sunday Eucharist with music.
    Current online services are Lent 5, Palm Sunday, Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Easter Sunday, Easter 2,3,4,5. (5/10) Links are on website.

  5. St. Margaret’s, Bellevue currently offers Morning Prayer Monday thru Friday at 8 AM, and offers Compline Monday thru Friday at 8 PM. Details are on their website.

  6. All Saints-Vancouver Live Streams on FB Live, but have been having technical problems with the platform. It has been suggested that we move to YouTube Live. Any thoughts from you folks? Our Sunday service is at 10:00 am, not 9.

    1. Hi Ann,

      YouTube Live can be a great option, but you’d need to stream from a desktop rather than a phone or mobile device. The cameras you were looking at would help you get set up for that.

      Josh Hornbeck
      Canon Missioner for Communications

  7. Updated information for Church of the Good Shepherd, Vancouver – please replace current info with:
    Sundays (Holy Eucharist) 8:30am | YouTube Live
    Sundays (Holy Eucharist) 11:00am | YouTube Live
    Summer Sundays (Holy Eucharist) 10:00am only | YouTube Live
    Archived Sermons, Services, and other various Live events | Website | YouTube

  8. Hi
    Can you update Church of the Holy Spirit, Battle Ground?
    Sunday service streamed on FB at 9am
    Bible Study online on Thursdays at 7pm. Link can be found on homepage or on FB page.

    There is no Wed. coffee hour.
    Thanks,
    Steve Rodgers

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