The Episcopal Church in Western Washington
Join us at our service on The First Sunday of Advent. Father Carlos Caguiat will be presiding and preaching. Please contact the church office at 425-746-0322 or info@cotrbellevue.org for the zoom link.
Advent begins with the sights and sounds of the season. Sunday morning worship will be followed by an intergenerational Advent Wreath Making and crafts event. Food and beverages provided. $20 suggested donation for supplies.
Join us for the Sundays in Advent at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. This advent we will journey together in an intergenerational experience of worship where all members of our community will come together to learn and grow in our faith as we eagerly await the coming arrival of the Christ child.
Advent Lessons and Carols featuring the Christ Church Choir and Organ
Queer Compline is a monthly evening prayer service by and for the LGBTQ+ community. We share a simple supper at 6:30 pm, and then a 20 minute compline service at 7 pm. Not queer, but want to come? We ask you invite a queer friend or family member and accompany them. Don't know queer folks? Come to our service on Sundays at 11 am and we will introduce you! Think you're queer, but not quite sure? You belong! This is
Nature as Advent Mentor with The Rev. Jen Rude: With a spirit of curiosity, openness and learning from ancient wisdom, we’ll engage some of the elements of biomimicry as spiritual practices for more deeply reflecting on and entering into the season of Advent and its themes of waiting, watchfulness, preparation, and hope.
Join us at our service on The Second Sunday of Advent. Father Alwyn Hall will be presiding and preaching. Please contact the church office at 425-746-0322 or info@cotrbellevue.org for the zoom link.
Join us for the Sundays in Advent at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. This advent we will journey together in an intergenerational experience of worship where all members of our community will come together to learn and grow in our faith as we eagerly await the coming arrival of the Christ child.
St. Nicholas of Myra visits St. Peter's during our Holy Eucharist celebrating the Second Sunday of Advent. Visitors are asked to bring gifts of nonperishable food items for our Little Food Pantry, as well as socks, knit caps, hand warmers, and toiletry items for Operation Nightwatch. Live stream is available at http://facebook.com/stpeterseattle
Saint Mark's Cathedral invites one and all to offer their prayers and praises to God in a service of Choral Evensong on the Second Sunday of Advent. The Evensong Choir of skilled child, youth, and adult singers will offer sung prayers by the late 20th-century American composer, Gerre Hancock; settings of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis by Herbert Sumsion; and a much-beloved anthem about the enduring comfort and power of the One True Light even during the longest nights of
An evening of candlelight celebration is in store for Christmas Eve, December 24, at 5 & 8 pm. In-Person and Virtual
Join us for a candlelit service with Christmas carols, hymns, and accompaniment from St. Luke’s Choristers and Chancel Choir. Please join us for a reception in the Parish Hall following the service.
In commemoration of Thomas Merton, one of the most inspiring and influential Christians of the 20th century, St. Barnabas will celebrate a Solemn High Mass. a contemplative liturgy including Merton's eloquent words, chant, and incense. Additional parking is located in a lower lot, down the driveway from the church. In-Person Only
Join us at our service on The Third Sunday of Advent. Father Carlos Caguiat will be presiding and preaching. Please contact the church office at 425-746-0322 or info@cotrbellevue.org for the zoom link.
Join us for the Sundays in Advent at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. This advent we will journey together in an intergenerational experience of worship where all members of our community will come together to learn and grow in our faith as we eagerly await the coming arrival of the Christ child.
Join St. Paul's, Bellingham at their special service, Sunday, December 11 at 5:00pm for "A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols," featuring St. Paul's Choir, St. Paul's Handbell Choir as well as instrumentalists and soloists! Prelude begins at 4:45 pm. Childcare Available. In-Person Only
A simple liturgy to honor the beauty in stillness, the shortening days, and the turning of the season.
Join us at our service on The Fourth Sunday of Advent. Father Alwyn Hall will be presiding and preaching. Please contact the church office at 425-746-0322 or info@cotrbellevue.org for the zoom link.
The final Sunday of Advent worship will be followed by the Greening of the Church and a Cookie Exchange.
Join us for the Sundays in Advent at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. This advent we will journey together in an intergenerational experience of worship where all members of our community will come together to learn and grow in our faith as we eagerly await the coming arrival of the Christ child.
Come sing, play, or listen to the Christmas portion of G. F. Handel’s Messiah, under the direction of Dr. Jason Anderson.
A festive liturgy of Advent lessons and carols followed by Christmas revels, a bonfire, and refreshments on the labyrinth. A collection will be taken to benefit the Seattle Service Corps.
Poetry and Music for the Winter Solstice.
Following the pattern of the traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols, made famous by King’s College, Cambridge, the Epiphany Choir will offer a celebration of favorite Christmas carols and anthems, having celebrated the four Sundays of Advent. Not meant to take the place of worship on Christmas Eve, this service offers an opportunity to invite others into the Christmas spirit and increase our sense of joy as we celebrate Christmas.
Following the pattern of the traditional service of Nine Lessons and Carols, made famous by King’s College, Cambridge, the Epiphany Choir will offer a celebration of favorite Christmas carols and anthems, having celebrated the four Sundays of Advent. Early seating is advised. A festive reception will follow the service in the Great Hall. In-Person and Virtual
This liturgy (known in previous years as "Blue Christmas") will hold a space for prayerful care and companionship for those who find the holiday season a painful or difficult time.
