Sunday Services
7:30 am | Historic Liturgy, Holy Eucharist
9:00 am | Choral Holy Eucharist (Watch the live stream here)
11:00 am | Inclusive Liturgy, with Choir (Watch the live stream here)
1:00 pm | en español (Véalo en nuestro sitio web)
The Rector's Space
Love-Pray-Vote
Election Day is less than two weeks away. On November 5, votes across the country will be cast and counted to determine who will lead in government at the local, state and national levels. There is so much on the line. We need to give voice to the weight of the moment, and also to our shared anxiety about an outcome that is uncertain. I feel it. And I know you feel it.
November 1: Choral Evensong for All Saints
All Saints Evensong is tonight, November 1, which is the actual Feast of All Saints. Click below for the bulletin. Join us at 7:00 pm for this free feast of choral music by the Renaissance composers Orlando Gibbons and Tomas Luis de Victoria, as well as music by English composers William Smith and John Goss, and more!
Election Prayer Opportunities
There are two opportunities next week to gather and pray on either side of Election Day. For all the reasons that he discussed in his powerful eblast note—leaning on our values, sticking together, stirring up faith, and getting out to vote—we’ll hold space together for prayer.
Guest Preacher on Nov. 3 at the 1:00 Service
On Sunday, November 3, at the Spanish-language service, we welcome the Reverenda Dra. Liliana Da Valle. Liliana was born in Argentina and emigrated with her husband to the United States in 1982. They graduated together from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary with Masters of Divinity and were called to serve as co-pastors at First Baptist Church in South Gate, CA. Since that time, she has served in leadership positions in the American Baptist Church, and she and her husband have become American citizens.
The Feast of All Saints on November 3
On Sunday, November 3, we celebrate the Feast of All Saints, when we remember and honor loved ones who have gone before. The Book of Remembrance is filled with many of their names, and those who have died since last All Saints are listed in the bulletins and will be read aloud during the services.