Welcome to St. Hilda St. Patrick!

St. Hilda St. Patrick is an Episcopal Church, spiritually tied to the Anglican Church of England, which takes traditional aspects of the Catholic faith and incorporates many ideas of Protestant reformation and is an independent denomination. We are supported by the Seattle-based Diocese of Olympia and the larger Episcopal Church USA.

We are a neighborhood church and our church community includes many who live and work near here. We welcome any one who wants to learn about the faith of God, grow in their spirituality, or feed their soul with the teaching of Jesus Christ.

Latest News and Updates

Summer Schedule Starts June 28th

Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009

Reminder: Our summer service schedule will start June 28th. During the summer, we will be having one service at 9am, alternating between Rites I (traditional) and II (contemporary).

Sunday School will not be held during the summer and the breakfast and adult forum will also go on hiatus. Join us for coffee hour after the service, though!


Sign Up Now For Music Camp!

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Youth going into the 6th grade through High School need to sign up NOW to assure their place at the July 6-10 Music & Art Camp. Join your friends and experience Art, Music, Dancing, Cooking, Meditating, and then perform for your families and friends on July 10 in a FREE  Concert to show them what you’ve accomplished. It’s a lot of fun for everyone, and we expect many of our former campers to return.

Information on the Whole Music and Art Camp is available on our web site, including a downloadable flyer and application. Please visit the Music Camp page!


Between Sabbaths

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Between Sabbaths is a semi-regular email from Mother Cynthia.  You can read the current issue by clicking here.


CIA Youth vs. Adults Soccer Game

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

Sunday, July 12th at 11:00 a.m.

The time has arrived for the BIG GAME. Bring a blanket to sit on, a loud voice to cheer, bread, lunchmeat, cheese, chips, fruit and drinks (maybe a brownie or two) to share with each other and lets have some fun. If there are other people in the park they can be invited to join us in the fun and for the meal (impromptu evangelism).

If you play a musical instrument, please bring it for the celebration of “Mass on the Grass” after the game and meal. There is no specific music planned, just sing for the joy of the music.

There will be very few rules other than fun for the fun of it and anyone who wants to play can….this is a game for ALL ages, young and senior. If you want to attend but need transportation, please let someone know, there are plenty of people that can get you there and back.

Location: Logan Park, 1411 Logan Rd, Lynnwood, WA 98036
The five acre park is located at the corner of Logan Road and Locust way, north of the City of Brier in the area generally known as Alderwood. It includes a ball field and a play area with equipment for children. A paved walking / jogging path surrounds the park.

Google Map link

Directions:  From the church, go South on 52nd Ave W, turn left onto 168th St SW, turn slight right onto WA-99, turn left onto 196th St SW/WA-524 and continue East, following WA-524. Turn right onto Locust Way, turn left onto Logan Rd, end at 1411 Logan Rd, Lynnwood, Logan Park