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Welcome to Faith Episcopal Church – Poulsbo, Washington
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Upcoming at Faith This Week
Dear Friends,
Alleluia, Christ is Risen!!
What a wonderful Easter Sunday we shared. I can’t begin to tell you how it warmed my heart to see so many from our community together in one place. No, it wasn’t perfect, and I missed singing and hugging, and seeing the entirety of faces, but it was good, nonetheless. I hear from many of you about how much you miss church. I know when you say this, you mean you miss Eucharist and being together in the building. We, of course, are the church and sometimes the church worships in the building and sometimes it doesn’t. Yesterday we got a taste of what many have been longing for when we say we miss “church”. As priest, being behind the altar again was a much-needed balm for my soul; it is the place I belong, and I can’t tell you what a joy it was to encounter Christ, resurrected, again, in the midst of Eucharist.
News from the Diocese
- Youth Nights
- Youth Ministry Leadership Meetings
- Bishop Rickel Issues Statement on COVID-19 Vaccine
- The College for Congregational Development Summer
- The Bible You Thought You Knew Podcast
Youth Nights
Sundays | Grades 6-9, 6:00pm | Common Worship w/ High School, 7:00pm | Grades 9-12 Stay Until 8:30pm. Join other youth from all across Western Washington gather for online games and activities, discussions, guest speakers, and worship. Find out more . . .
Youth Ministry Leadership Meetings
First Thursdays, 10:00am Join other youth ministry leaders across the diocese for a monthly leadership meeting! Find out more . . .
News from the Bishop
Below is a message from Bishop Rickel titled "Pull Up the Gangplank, I'm Onboard": A Reflection from The Bishop.
Easter Sunday
`He has been raised from the dead, and indeed he is going ahead of you to Galilee; there you will see him.'
Matthew 28:1-10 |
Download the Sunday Readings as a Word Document |
Memorial Garden Sculptures
Jackson Foster continues to craft beautiful artwork for us. Our memorial garden is populated with stations of the cross, and plans are underway to make that place a spot of respite and contemplation for everyone.