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This blog was written and contributed by the Rev. Maria McDowell and the community at St. Philip the Deacon, Portland. Learn more about St. Philip the Deacon’s work Welcoming our Elders Home by visiting their […]
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Ascension Episcopal Church is a warm and friendly community gathered for traditional worship. We welcome all to join us to seek Christ’s presence in our beautiful, intimate space. Ascension is a parish of about 60 […]
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St. Gabriel the Archangel is a welcoming, friendly and loving community, enriched by the diversity of our congregation. Our church is a safe haven where we can express joy, gratitude and an appreciation for people […]
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Dear Friends in Christ, Last week Oregon Episcopal School (OES) welcomed its students onto campus for the beginning of the school year. It was energizing and fun to be with them and to give the […]
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This blog was written and contributed by The Rev. Laura Sheridan-Campbell, Vicar of St. Martin’s in Shady Cove. When the global pandemic hit in March 2020, St. Martin’s Shady Cove had been offering a monthly, […]
Read More >St. Paul’s, The Dalles, a 146-year-old Episcopal parish in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, is seeking a full-time rector who can nurture the growth potential of this warm, welcoming, and loving church. St. […]
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This blog was written by the Rev. Jeanne Kaliszewski, a member of the Engaging Racial Justice Working Group. Learn more about the group and how to participate by visiting their Ministry page here. There are […]
Read More >All Saints Church in Hillsboro, Oregon is seeking a full-time Rector. Hillsboro is located 17 miles west of Portland. What strikes people the most about Hillsboro is how much small-town charm is packed into a place so […]
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Over three Saturdays in July, members representing all three Salem-area Episcopal parishes (Prince of Peace, St. Paul’s, and St. Timothy’s) – about 30 people in all – came together in person for reflection and small-group conversations about the Rev. Canon Stephanie Spellers’ important new book, The Church Cracked Open.
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