We are a small, inclusive Episcopal Church that hosts a broad-based Spiritual Center for the community.
We seek new ways to relate with and serve God in this place and celebrate the fullness of life in each individual.
Be yourself, you are welcomed!
Centenial of the Armistice
This Sunday, November 11, we will observe the centennial of the Armistice—the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, 1918. We will ring the church bell at 11:00—with a short program following our regular 10:00 service.
Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Show your support, send a letter to the Pittsburg synagogue:
5898 Wilkins Ave
Pittsburg, PA 15217
Engaging in the sanctuary movement
“While not declaring the Episcopal Church as a sanctuary church, the resolution urges members of the church to challenge unjust immigration laws and calls on congregations to become places of welcome, refuge, and healing and to provide other forms of material and pastoral support.” Read more at realepiscopal.org
Climate Church, Climate World: How People of Faith Must Work for Change
September 14, 2019, Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, Salinas. The Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Episcopal Diocese of Massachussets, and Shelly Tannenbaum, Quakerearthcare.org, will present “An Opportunity for which the Church was born”: a disccussion on Climate Change.
Thomas Karmen Food Bank
Help feed the hungry on the Monterey Peninsula through the Thomas Karmen Food Bank. The basket for canned goods and stapples is at Saint James by the the information table.