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July 6: Weekly Prayers

Leave a Comment / Weekly Prayers / Lisa Harmon

O God, we pray for your holy people in every place. Bless our presiding bishop, Sean; our bishop, Phil;  and our vicar, Joseph. We pray for the Church of Nigeria; and for the faith community of St. John’s,  Snohomish. We pray also for the congregation of All Saints Goshen who worships in our building. Have […]

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July 6: The Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

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Know this:the kingdom of God has come near.The harvest is plentiful,but the laborers are few;therefore ask the Lord of the harvestto send out laborers into his harvest.Go on your way. If you recall,last week Jesus set his faceto Jerusalem.He’s on that path still,and we’ll hear it for most of the summer.Last week he was rejected

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June 29: Weekly Prayers

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God of constancy, may your church remember your works and call to mind your wonders. We pray for  the Church of the Province of Myanmar; and for the faith communities of Holy Spirit, Vashon; and All  Saints and All Saints Goshen, Tacoma.  Hear us, O God, guide us by your Spirit. God of justice, give

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June 29: The Third Sunday after Pentecost

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In the name of the Father,and of the Son,and of the Holy Spirit.Amen.Please be seated. The language that Luke usesin today’s gospel textis not an accident.When he says,“He set his face to go to Jerusalem,”he’s communicating a resolve.Jesus knowsthat it’s time for him to be taken up —taken up on the crossand later taken up

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Bishop’s Committee Reports

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Click here to view the April Meeting Minutes Click here to view the Vicar’s Report(May) Click here to view the Senior Warden’s Report(May) Click here to view the May Meeting Minutes Click here to view the Vicar’s Report(June)

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June 22: Weekly Prayers

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Send out your light and your truth that they may lead your people into the joy and gladness we  experience at your altar. Send us out to shine your light and share our joy. Bless our presiding Bishop,  Sean; our bishop, Phil; and our vicar, Joseph. We pray for the Anglican Church of Mozambique and 

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June 22: The Second Sunday after Pentecost

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“Reverence”

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June 15: Weekly Prayers

Leave a Comment / Weekly Prayers / Lisa Harmon

O God, rich acceptance, out of your great love you have made us alive together with Christ. You have  made us a church family through the waters of baptism and fire of the holy spirit. May your love  expand our hearts and minds. Breathe life into our worship and celebrations and help us adapt to 

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June 15: Trinity Sunday

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Welcoming Ministry

Leave a Comment / What's Happening / Lisa Harmon

A regular–and important–part of every service at SHSP is greeting those who arrive to participate. We would like to think that it is “with a spirit of warmth and acceptance, we help everyone who attends to feel recognized and included in our church home.” While some churches separate their greeting and ushering ministries, at SHSP

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We acknowledge the original inhabitants of this area, the Snohomish people, and their successors, the Tulalip Tribes. Since time immemorial, they have hunted, fished, gathered, and taken care of these lands. We respect their sovereignty, their right to self-determination, and honor their sacred spiritual connection with the land and water. We will strive to be honest about our past mistakes and bring about a future that includes their people, stories, and voices to form a more just and equitable society.

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