Faith & Issues – St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Kitsap County

“I believe I am a recovering racist, although it took me a long time to get to that belief about myself.”
Bishop Gregory Rickel

Bishop Greg Rickels’s blog

Daily Office from the mission of St. Clare

https://www.episcopalnewsservice.org/2020/11/04/episcopal-leaders-urge-prayer-patience-as-nation-awaits-outcome-of-presidential-election/

Stories from the Episcopal News Service

https://episcopalchurch.org/holding-hope

Click Here for Bishop Curry’s Nov. 1 sermon at “Holding On To Hope,” a national Service for Healing and wholeness.

What did jesus do? Gospel Browser by rick seelhoff

Holy land justice: an interfaith resource for news and information

About St. Paul’s

St. Paul’s Episcopal is a diverse, spirited, welcoming family of faith. St. Paul’s identifies itself as an open church. By this we mean that all persons are welcome to come and be part of this community wherever they are in their spiritual journey. We seek to be a safe place for skeptics and doubters as well as for convicted believers.

We are an inclusive church in which people from many backgrounds have found common ground. We are a diverse community who have discovered in God a oneness greater in significance than our differences.

Like so many, we have come to know that our variety reflects the divine comprehensiveness of the God of all created things.