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A celebration of the Divine revealed in Creation and our response as faithful followers of Christ in our local watershed. Each Sunday in September, teaching and worship focuses on creation care. Season of Creation culminates with the outdoor Blessing of the Animals service on the first Sunday of October.

Each Sunday during our September celebration of Season of Creation, Ched Myers and Elaine Enns, activist theologians of The Bartimaeus Institute, help us explore faithful creation care in our local watershed. (Parish Hall)

Join Master Vu as he guides us in a gentle, restorative Tai Chi sequence. Teaching is integrated into the class, so all levels, including absolute beginners, are welcome. Donations appreciated, but never required. (Outside or Sanctuary, depending on weather)

A joyful sing-along led by Lori Sunshine, music therapist. No singing experience or even skill needed; just a desire to make a little music with others. All types of music; all types of people. Bring ideas and a willingness to try something new. Donations appreciated, but never required. (Parish Hall)

A sociable session of creative insight as we reflect on our lives right now with collage.  Let's clear our horizons and see what wants to be harvested. Bring scissors and a magazine to share. All other supplies are provided. (Parish Hall)

Join Carol Mack for a discussion of the inevitable: the end of life. Her presentation is uniquely informed by her training as both a nurse and a lawyer. Part of her presentation will look at California's new "end-of-life options" legislation. (Parish Hall)

Father Bill leads a presentation and discussion about Baptism in the Anglican tradition, examining how the service is structured and what it means for us as individuals and a community. If you are considering baptism on All Saints Sunday, November 1, this is an excellent introduction. (Parish Hall)

Father Bill leads a presentation and discussion about the Eucharist in the Anglican tradition, examining how the service is structured and what it means for us as individuals and a community. (Parish Hall)

In a single service, we celebrate "the communion of saints," our enduring link with all faithful people past, present, and yet to come. Bring photos and other mementos of the departed you wish to honor and place them on the altar. We join those entering into the sacrament of baptism with the renewal of our baptismal vows. (Sanctuary)

A discussion of the end of life from an experiential and emotional perspective. Guided by Paul Chavez, a trained "death doula" who brings sensitivity, care, and gentle humor to a topic rarely discussed openly in our culture. Bring your hopes, fears, questions, and concerns. (Parish Hall)

Find a quiet center at the beginning of a busy season. An open, spacious gathering combining art, contemplation, moving meditation, a shared meal, and other spiritual practices you can return to again and again. (Sanctuary/Parish Hall)

A quiet space in a busy season: contemplation and candlelight with prayers from the deep language of the heart. (Sanctuary)

Familiar carols accompanied by the Rosales pipe organ, a reading of the biblical Nativity story, holy communion, and a closing candlelight singing of "Silent Night" make this one of the most beloved services of the year. Linger after for warm cider and holiday greetings with family and friends. (Sanctuary)

We celebrate the calling of Father Bill to be the rector of St. Andrew's as Bishop Antonio Gallardo Lucena liturgically affirms his ministry among us. A reception follows. (Sanctuary/Parish Hall)