Announcements

• Who Are We?

  St. Alban's is a community of disciples growing
  into the full maturity of Christ

  Our mission is to be a community worshipping in the Episcopal tradition; devoted to God through prayer, study and action; faithful in welcoming the stranger; and serving the needs of our parish and beyond.

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  As a Welcoming Church, we fully welcome transgender, gay, lesbian, and bisexual people, including their participation in all areas and at all levels in the life of the congregation.

• Sunday Worship

  Sunday worship services are held at 8:00 and 10:30 am. The 10:30 service is streamed live and is also available for later viewing on the St. Albans Arcata YouTube channel (link opens in a new window).

  Click on this link to view or download the Sunday Bulletin, which contains the order of worship, including music and prayers, for the 10:30 service. If you do not have a Book of Common Prayer, you can access one online at this link: bcponline.org. Contact the church office by email or phone if you have questions.

• Morning Prayer

  Morning Prayer is a service of the Daily Office, and one of the anchors of our Episcopal/Anglican tradition.  Mondays and Wednesdays, Morning Prayer meets at 8:30 am via Zoom, and on Fridays at 8:30 am, we will meet at the church in-person, with candles, vestments, and chanting – and then coffee in the kitchen, all together! If you would like to join us online, contact Mother Nancy at revnancysstreufert@gmail.com for the Zoom invitation. To participate fully in the service, you will need a Book of Common Prayer, a 1982 Hymnal, and a Bible (NRSV) to share in the readings. All are welcome! 

• Compline

  Please join us Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 8 p.m. for Compline via Zoom. In this short service (15 minutes) from the Prayer Book, we offer thanks for the day that is past and ask God for restful sleep.  Contact Deacon Cindy by email at cmwoods1730@gmail.com if you wish to join us.

• Warm Clothing Donations

  We pray for those who lack shelter, and we talk about it in our conversations, but each fall and winter, we have the opportunity to pur our words into action by sharing our abundance and donating warm clothing to those who are without housing. 

  Now is the time to donate your new (or slightly used) coats and jackets, and new socks, to help our greater community. The coat collection and sock box are just inside the front door of St. Alban's.  We will continue to deliver coats, jackets, and socks to Arcata House Partnership throughout the season.  Items that are welcomed include warm coats, rain gear, vests, hats, gloves, and socks.  For questions, please contact Deacon Cindy.