In our life journey together, we find strength and purpose in our shared experiences and collective growth. Serving the church is not just a duty; it is a heartfelt commitment to nurture community and spread love and kindness. By coming together, we create a vibrant tapestry of faith that enriches our lives and the lives of others. Let's embrace this calling and make a meaningful impact together.
Join us in serving our church community and make a difference! We are looking for warm-hearted volunteers to greet newcomers and provide them with service booklets and music—just let Fr. John know if you are interested. If you love reading, we also need Scripture readers; contact Louise Calibo to get on the Readers' Schedule. Musicians are welcome to join our worship team, and youth eager to learn about serving at the altar as acolytes can connect with Fr. John or Neil Corrigan. If you have
If you have other ministry interests, feel free to discuss them with Fr. John—your passion is always welcomed!
After the service, there is a formal-informal catechism class. The class has already begun, but it is still open to anyone who wants to learn about the Anglican expression of the Catholic Faith.
You can pick up a free pdf version of the catechism, To Be A Christian, or purchase a copy on Amazon.
In 2025, the Ladies’ Book Study will be meeting the first Saturday of the month, resuming on February 1 at 10 a.m. We meet at Danika's house located at 10034 Locust Ln. in Pasco.
We will be reading The Everlasting Man by GK Chesterton a chapter at a time and will discuss the first chapter on February 1st.
Check out these links for a free pdf of the book, or buy your own paperback edition on Amazon.
Please feel free to stop by Danika’s house after book study for whatever reason -- pray, chat, drink tea! Her home will be open to all until mid-afternoon!
Welcome to our Evening Prayer gathering at Fr. John and Anna's home, 5609 W 14th Ct. in Kennewick. Join us as we have dinner together and pray the Office of Evening Prayer. Let's build community while we support one another in prayer and fellowship. We meet for about an hour and 30 minutes, and we look forward to sharing this time together. Your presence enriches our community!
Divorce is one of life’s most painful challenges, and many who go through it struggle with isolation, grief, and uncertainty. DivorceCare is a church-based support program that provides a safe space for healing, offering biblical guidance and practical tools to navigate life after divorce.
Fr. Richard Bate is organizing a DivorceCare ministry at Two Rivers Correctional Institution in Umatilla, OR, to support divorced men within the prison. He is seeking volunteers—ideally those who have experienced divorce themselves, whether men or women—who feel called to serve in this ministry. Volunteers will help facilitate discussions, offer encouragement, and be a source of hope to those seeking healing and restoration.
If you are interested in serving in this meaningful ministry, please contact:
📩 Fr. Richard Bate at richard.p.bates@doc.oregon.gov
📞 Office Phone: 541-922-2087
📱 Work Cell: 541-215-9238
For additional information, you may also reach out to Fr. John. Your willingness to share your journey and faith could make a profound difference in the lives of these men.
Join us in spreading the word about our church! We invite all members to share invitations with friends and family. Your efforts can help bring our community together and welcome new faces to our congregation. Let's share the love and joy of our faith with those around us!
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