Worship & Class Schedule

Sunday Morning Live Stream Service • 9:00 am

A live streamed Eucharist service will go live at 9:00 am on our live stream page (you can also watch on Facebook) Join us at 9:00 am or watch later!

Join us in person: If you would like to join the community in person for this small group, socially distanced, masked Eucharist on the patio each Sunday, please email or call the Church Office (626 799-9194) for questions. Reservations are not required. We hope you will join us!

Virtual Coffee Hour • 11:30 am

Drop in for our virtual coffee hour at 11:30 am via Zoom. Sit down with friends, have a cup of coffee, and catch up.

Compline • 8:00 pm

Compline, the Night Prayer of the Church, is being offered every night at 8:00 pm via Zoom. Join others via Zoom for nightly prayer and a daily check in.

Compline • Every Night, 8:00 pm

Compline, the Night Prayer of the Church, is being offered every night at 8:00 pm via Zoom. Join others via Zoom for nightly prayer and a daily check in.

Centering Prayer • Monday, 7:00 pm

We will be gathering on Monday nights for Centering Prayer at 7:00 pm via Zoom to quiet our minds and hear God’s word in the stillness. We open our time with a reading, then 30 minutes of silence to let go of all of the thoughts, feeling and other distractions to listen to the voice of God. We then follow our silent period with prayer and a reading.

Reflectionary Bible Study • Thursday, 10:00 am

Join us at 10:00 am for this group led by Rev. Michelle to consider our Sunday scriptures.

"American Racism: History & Healing" • 7:00 pm

Beginning September 23. Dr. Stewart Davenport, Associate Professor of History at Pepperdine University, will offer a 4-week online class for the parish entitled “American Racism: History and Healing” from 7:00 until 8:00 pm. Stewart earned his PhD in 2001 at Yale University. Please see his syllabus here.

View prior classes online at our YouTube channel here.

Zoom Info
‍Meeting ID: 814 4299 6939
Passcode: 857780

Education for Ministry • 5:00 pm

Have you ever wondered about what your spiritual tradition means in your everyday life? What do you really believe and how does it shape how you live and interact with people? EfM (Education for Ministry) is a conversation group organization which has been online since 2001. EfM can be practically helpful in sorting out our own core beliefs and how they fit into the world around us.