Come enjoy a Sound Bath for Advent Quiet Morning on Saturday, December 2 at 9:30-11:30 am in St. Paul's, Seattle Sanctuary.
Silence | Readings | Liturgy Come away from the hustle and bustle of the "Holiday Season" and give yourself the gift of contemplating the many gifts of Advent.
Celebrate the season with traditional songs and stories from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. The ethereal voice of Abigail Lennox joins fiddles, whistle, and guitar along with live Irish step dancing – a perfect holiday treat for the entire family!
Seattle Girls Choir's Cantamus ensemble and organist Carol Banach will share music of the season, knitting together an eclectic assortment of choral anthems, organ solos by Ms. Banach and favorite Christmas carols sung by all.
Saint David’s and the Lutheran Church of the San Juans will offer a special evening prayer to celebrate the Feast of Saint Lucia. We will gather at 5:30 PM in the nave for a candlelight offering of Holden Evening Prayer. This beloved sung prayer service was written by Marty Haugen in the winter of 1986 while Haugen was visiting Holden Village in the North Cascades. To this day, the Holden community gathers each evening for its principal worship service, and
Christmas isn't full of cheer and merry-making for everyone. Whether you are in grief, sadness, depression, or feeling dismayed by our hurting world, you will find that Christ is here for you. Come to this service of worship. Together we will seek out hope and light in God through Christ Jesus.
Please join us for an evening of prayer and music with a reception to follow in St. Luke's Parish Hall.
"Making the House Ready for the Lord", An Advent Quiet Day. Gather for a slow paced time of reflection, prayer, worship, and delight as we reflect on God's preparation of the world and of us to receive Christ in this glorious, but oft-too-rushed season. Think of this as a local day of retreat. We will be guided by Mother Katheryn Little of the Little Sisters of St. Clare.
St. Dunstan's hosts the touring company of Taproot Theater in their production of A Christmas Carol.
Join St. Barnabas, Bainbridge Island for a Community Christmas Caroling Party with BI Fire Truck.
This beautiful non-denominational healing service recognizes that the holidays are not a season of joy for everyone. On this day before the longest night of the year, we will offer up the pain, loneliness, fears, or sorrow that we carry to the Christ Child. You are not alone. All are welcome. Celebrant: Rev. Gail Wheatley
Blue Christmas (also called the Longest Night) in the Western Christian tradition, is a day in the Advent season marking the longest night of the year. On this day, some churches in Western Christian denominations hold a church service that honors people that have lost loved ones and are experiencing grief. Saint David's will offer this special service with compassion and sensitivity - and lots of candles.
Christmas is a bittersweet time, especially for those who have lost loved ones. Do you need a safe space to grieve during the holidays? Join us for this beautiful liturgy for those hurting, and those who seek God's healing presence.
A contemplative service of healing and hope for those who are grieving this Christmas.
The Winter Solstice is the time when the night is the longest and the return of the light longed for is the most. This backdrop may lead to complicated feelings for those who are grieving and struggling in a society that is alive with bright lights and festive atmosphere. As Christians, it is appropriate for us to make space for the pain, loneliness, and sadness that one may feel and offer it to God for healing and transformation. Join us.
A Quiet Christmas Service for Those Experiencing Grief or Difficulty at the Holidays. During the service, there will be an opportunity for participants to prayerfully memorialize those who have died for whom they may be grieving. Participants will additionally be offered the opportunity for anointing in the Sacrament of Healing for challenges they may be facing at the holidays. Communion will be provided at this service.
Don’t miss the reading by the St. Alban's Episcoplayers of the traditional story “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens on Saturday, December 23, at 1:00pm. A festive reception will follow. Collecting peanut butter for Edmonds Food Bank
All are welcome to enjoy A Reading from A Christmas Carol by Dickens by members of the congregation of St. Alban's Episcopal Church, located at 21405 82nd Place West, Edmonds. The event is on Saturday, December 23rd from 1 to 2:30 p.m. A reception afterwards will hopefully replicate an authentic British Tea!
Join the people of Epiphany in celebrating the birth of our Lord. Filled with singing and concluding with “Silent Night” in a dark church, we hope this Christmas will bring you peace and joy. Services at 6 pm, 8 pm, and 11 pm.
St. Luke's will have three Christmas Eve Services: 10am - 11am Rite 2 service with childcare 4:00pm to 5:00pm Rite 2 service with Chorister Choir 8:30pm Choral Sing, 9:00pm Rite 2 service with Chancel Choir
Come worship with us and be reminded of where true joy is found this holiday season. Services at 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
Come and join us for a familiar celebration with the Christmas songs you know and love, all as a part of our shared communion meal. Services at 4:00 pm and 9:00 pm
Start your Twelve Days of Christmas with a lovely festival gathering to hear the Word, to share the Meal, to sing the Carols. All people of good will are welcome! On-site parking w/ overflow parking available just east of us across Geiger Street. Services at 4 pm and 9 pm
A solemn liturgy of Holy Eucharist for Christmas Eve, featuring the Cathedral Choir with brass and percussion. A musical prelude and carol sing begins at 10:30, and the liturgy begins at 11 p.m. Incense will be used.
Herald the birth of Jesus with carols, motets, and Holy Eucharist. Live-stream will be available.
Traditional Candlelight Service with Holy Eucharist, featuring the choir of St. Paul's.
Christmas at Epiphany is a special time. We welcome all families to the Epiphany Christmas Pageant, our family service on Christmas Eve. This is a service for everyone to understand the Christmas story a little better and sing the Christmas songs that are close to our hearts.
All Saints will celebrate Christmas Eve with Lessons and Carols, followed by the first Eucharist of Christmas, in our worship space at 1307 120th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA, at 7:30pm.
Don't want to go to a physical building twice in one day? Well, consider doing it anyway! But if you insist on spending the morning in your pajamas, coffee in hand ... join the people of Good Shepherd to mark the Fourth Sunday of Advent online at 8:00 or 10:30. 8:00 Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/goodshep0800 10:30 Zoom link: http://tinyurl.com/goodshep1030 Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/goodshepherdfw/live_videos YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@episcopalchurchofthegoodsh4905/streams On the morning of 12/24, it's not Christmas yet!
On this night we will commemorate the Holy Innocents. The Gospel of Matthew says King Herod killed toddler boys in Bethlehem in a vain effort to kill baby Jesus, the Messiah. This service remembers the injustice and cruelty of the world, but the loving and sacrificial providence of God. Evensong, or Sung Evening Prayer, is a tradition that emerged out of the English Reformation traditionally being held on Sundays and Major Feasts. Our order of service is from the American
Since 1999, Seattle’s most peaceful New Year’s tradition. A large indoor labyrinth is laid out in the nave, with musical accompaniment by guest musicians . Invitations to other contemplative practices will be offered throughout the evening., including activities especially appropriate for younger children will also be available. Drop by any time between 6 p.m. and midnight; stay for a few minutes or a few hours. Since December 31 falls on a Sunday this year, at 9:30 p.m. The Compline Choir
We're combining our usual 8:30 and 10:30 services into a single service at 9:30 AM on New Year's Eve. Join us for a special service including Christmas lessons and carols!
Join us on The First Sunday after Christmas Day. Father Alwyn Hall will be presiding and preaching. In-person only.
Come for a festive celebration on the Eve of Epiphany, to include appetizers, king cake, wassail, and song!
We'll gather at the front door of the church for the Epiphany tradition of Chalking the Door, asking God to bless all who enter throughout the year.
The Epiphany celebrates the dawning of the Light of Christ upon all the world. Especially we remember the Magi, the gentile wise men who came to recognize and worship the Jewish Messiah. Come celebrate Christ for the world in this joyous yet meditative Evensong celebration of the Epiphany. Evensong, or Sung Evening Prayer, is a tradition that emerged out of the English Reformation traditionally being held on Sundays and Major Feasts. Our order of service is from the American Book
