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Thanks for joining us! Check out the links below for information on whatever piqued your interest over from our Instagram account. Then, have a look around to see what else is here. Everyone is welcome to worship, serve, and grow in faith at St. Mary's, no matter what age, ethnicity or race, gender identity, sexual orientation, or economic or social circumstances.

Saturday Breakfast - Help Feed Our Hungry Neighbors

St. Mary’s serves over 1,200 meals to our hungry neighbors every month through our weekly Saturday breakfast. This amazing ministry relies on volunteers. Will you join us and sign up to prepare breakfast and/or deliver to the various sites in town? Visit our SignUp.com page by clicking on the button below and see the variety of tasks you can sign up for. Sign up alone or with a friend. Children and youth are welcome with an adult. If you have questions or cannot sign up online, reach out to Dick Zeller rwzeller@comcast.net or Holly Cabell hollycabell@gmail.com.

Worship with St. Mary’s

For more information about these services, along with directions, parking, and our usual Sunday schedule, please click the button below.

Sermons

Did you miss the online service or just want to listen to the sermon again? You can read or listen to our sermons on the page linked in the button below.

St. Mary’s Newsletter - The Bellringer

The link below will send you to the page with a link to a pdf version of our most recent edition.

St. Mary’s Food Pantry Ministries

St. Mary’s supports two local food pantries - the Student Food Pantry and the FISH Food Pantry. We encourage you to bring non-perishable items to help us stock these food pantries! Looking for suggestions? The button below directs you to a shopping list! Leave your food donations at St. Mary’s in the basket by the Chapel. The Food Pantry Committee will transport them to these two pantries.

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Visit

The Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church visited the Diocese of Oregon in early September. The public portions of his visit included preaching and presiding at Trinity Cathedral on Sunday morning and an interview with Bishop Akiyama moderated by OPB’s Geoff Norcross on Sunday evening. You can watch recording of both of those events by clicking the button below.

Sunday In-Person Worship Schedule

Click on the button below for more details about our in-person worship services.

Watch our 11 AM Sunday service online

Every Sunday we live stream our 11 AM worship service. You can watch it live or later when it’s convenient for you. It is on the main page of our website, right below the slideshow at the top. Use the button below to navigate to the main page.

Proclaim

"Proclaim" is Dorothy Bergquist’s setting of Psalm 99. Carolyn Bergquist, soprano. Marla Lowen, pianist. Listen to this beautiful piece by clicking the button below.

This is a revolution - Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Pentecost sermon

“My sisters, my brothers, my siblings. This is a revolution. A revolution of love; a revolution of goodness; a revolution of kindness; a revolution of compassion; a revolution that happens when the Spirit gives birth to Jesus in our lives. There’s a sweet, sweet spirit in this place. And I know it is the Spirit of the Lord.” Watch, read, or listen to the Most Rev. Michael Curry’s Pentecost sermon by clicking the link below.

On anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, Episcopalians invited to remembrance, action

In keeping with the vision of Becoming Beloved Community, The Episcopal Church offers three ways this week to commemorate the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s murder and to participate in reflections and action steps: a virtual service of commemoration tonight at 5 PM (pacific time) featuring a reflection by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry; an invitation to racial healing engagement on social media; and opportunity to learn about and take action with the Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations. You can find a link to the details on all three of these items by clicking the button below

Recycling Bottles & Cans - A Fundraiser for Housing

Thank you everyone who is filling up the blue bags with your glass or plastic returnable bottles and cans. The vestry designated the money in 2021 to go to housing initiatives, as directed by the Outreach Ministry Council. Click the button below for the details you need to participate.

Explore

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Articles

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