The Episcopal Church in Western Washington
Lenten Series Movies -Tuesdays, Feb. 28 thru March 28 from noon to 2 pm. Seeing and Believing: Encountering Jesus in the Movies hosted by the Rev. Jim Friedrich. What to bring: A brown bag lunch and yourself. Join in the conversation for one week, or all five. Beverages and cookies will be served.
Solemn Evensong with incense - In this service we use Gregorian chant in a service of Bible readings and prayer.
Maundy Thursday is the traditional English name for the Thursday preceding Easter when Jesus washed the feet of his disciples in the Passover meal they shared before his arrest, trial, and crucifixion. On this day we celebrate the institution of the Eucharist by Jesus when he instructed the disciples and us to "do this (break bread and share wine) in remembrance of me." At the close of the service the Altar is stripped as the congregation watches in silence. Following
This is an in-person service and involves moving between the 14 states located around the outer edge of the Nave. This is a meditative service, with pauses at each station for prayers, scripture, and silence.
The Good Friday Liturgy is the second main part of the Triduum and is marked with austerity, silence, and reflection. Through prayer and bible passages the events leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion and death are remembered. Communion is offered from the Reserve Sacrament.
This service has always been the first service of the Resurrection, the first proclamation of Easter.
The Day of the Resurrection 8:00 am - Traditional Language Eucharist The celebration of the Resurrection continues with the breaking of bread, the sharing of wine and the singing of traditional Easter hymns.
Sunday, April 9 – The Day of the Resurrection 10:30 am - Contemporary Language Eucharist The celebration of the Resurrection continues with the breaking of bread, the sharing of wine and the singing of traditional Easter hymns.