Many people share with us that when they walked through our church doors or into our community garden they feel a “wall of welcome”, a true sense of love being shared here, an eagerness and curiosity about life, and a desire to deepen relationships as “we seek and serve Christ in all persons” — and we hope and pray that is true for everyone. That all will know Christ’s abundant love and grace through our hearts and actions is our soul’s desire.
Our sacred center is our worship which happens largely in our church or sanctuary, but spills out into all the places our hearts travel, which most recently includes Grace Place, which is our Community Garden and Ministry Center located just next door.
We are a group of faithful people, with diverse ways to be in relationship with God, in many different stages of our spiritual journey, with a multitude of particular callings (tugs on our heart by God), and with a desire be a part of something larger than us by working with others to bring wholeness to our neighborhood.
The very best way to learn about us is to come and be a part of us. Allow us to be changed by you and together be transformed by a stunning and generous love which will meet us there.
You are always welcome to worship with us (Sunday mornings, Friday morning Healing Service, Children’s Worship, and Contemplative Services) — just check the tab under “Our Sacred Center” for the specific information.
You are always welcome to jump in and be a part of our ministries. We would especially love you to join us in our Community Meal program and in our Grace Place offerings.
One of the best things about the Episcopal Church is that it is centered on Benedictine Spirituality (I know, that may mean nothing to you!)— but the basis of that way to enter into a relationship with God (spirituality) is to acknowledge that “Always, we begin again.” So wherever you are in your journey of life or faith or time with God or relationships with others — we all begin again, every single day.
So come, and begin with us a journey of love, hope, and joy.
With care, Mother Barbara