During the holiday season, the Seattle Seafarers Center (The Mission to Seafarers) gives away over 1,000 "ditty bag" care packages to merchant seafarers. These small gifts are one way we welcome and care for seafarers during the holiday season, especially while seafarers are far away from their homes and families.
The event features unique gifts, handmade items, and a bake sale with gluten-free treats available. Santa Paws will return for holiday photos with pets, children, families, and individuals.
Come shop till you’re merry, then take a little break, with delicious lunch options that are worth the wait!
Join Doyt Conn for an overview of the sacred elements of Epiphany's main church, and discover how knowing this space more fully can open your worship to greater wonder, revelation, and transformation.
Author Meredith Miller joins us virtually for “How Do We Weave Faith at Home?: A Conversation on Woven,” followed by time for parents and caregivers to reflect and shape simple faith practices that fit their own homes.
Join Epiphany, Seattle every Sunday at 5:30 pm for Choral Evensong, followed by a reception.
Every third Sunday following Evensong, join Director of Music Zach Hemenway for a 15-minute talk exploring a different facet of this centuries-old service — its history, structure, and music. Epiphany is one of only a few U.S. churches with weekly year-round Choral Evensong.
Every third Sunday immediately following Evensong, join Director of Music Zach Hemenway for a 15-minute talk about the service you just experienced.
Sung prayers for the close of the day, offered every Sunday at 9:30 pm in person and via live-stream.
A brief, solemn service of evensong with chanted canticles and psalms, ancient hymns written by St. Thomas Aquinas, and a meditation on the incarnation of Christ with adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Let us gather in the presence of God, whose love embraces all and whose image lives in every person.
Tea, cookies, and conversation follows.
Celebrate the winter solstice with soul-warming music from Canada, Mexico, and the United States with Seattle Pro Musica’s “The Year's Midnight,” performed at St. John | San Juan Episcopal Church in Olympia on November 22.
Featured composers are Reena Esmail, Morten Lauridsen, Sarah Quartel, Caroline Shaw, David Garcia Saldana, Tomás Pascual and David MacIntyre.
Before settling down to your Thanksgiving Feast join your Epiphany Family for a simple and lovely Holy Eucharist and to give thanks to God for everything God has done for you.
Wednesday evening prayer service, interwoven with the Great O Antiphons and poignant scripture foretelling Christ’s coming, together with simple plainchant, healing prayers, and Holy Communion.
Music at Epiphany presents two nights of George Frideric Handel's beloved oratorio Messiah, performed by the Epiphany Choir and an all-star Baroque orchestra on period instruments under the direction of Zach Hemenway, in the warm acoustics of Epiphany's church. Soloists: soprano Elijah McCormack, countertenor John Garlid, tenor Alex Longnecker and baritone Zachary Lenox.
Join St. Andrew's, Seattle for contemplative worship in the spirit of Taizé.
Come sing or listen to the Christmas portion of G. F. Handel’s Messiah, under the direction of Dr. Jason Anderson, together with the Messiah Chamber Orchestra, comprised of local musicians from a variety of ensembles.
Experience the magic of the holiday season with the Seattle Girls Choir's Cantamus ensemble.
Justin Murphy Mancini, organ, and Jennifer Rhyne, flute, will fill Saint Mark’s Thomsen Chapel with music by well-known masters and underrepresented voices.
Saint Mark’s Music Series and the Northwest Edvard Grieg Society have come together to feature this Grammy-nominated, internationally-acclaimed vocal trio whose crystalline counterpoint will ring in every corner of Saint Mark’s naive.
The Tudor Choir, conducted by Doug Fullington will share a concert of choral works for Lent and Passiontide, filling Saint Mark’s with Tudor polyphony by Tallis, Byrd, Taverner, Sheppard, Fayrfax and more in anticipation of Holy Week.
Composed of principals of the Pacific Northwest Ballet Orchestra, violinists Michael Lim and Jennifer Caine, violist Alex Grimes, and cellist Page Smith, Cactet will perform works by women composers and selections from PNB’s repertoire.
