OUR MISSION
To provide a welcoming worship experience and a supportive community that cares for creation and shares God’s love, justice, and compassion in the world. We are a Reconciling in Christ Congregation. Just as Christ welcomed all people unconditionally, so we desire to welcome people without regard to sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race, culture, language or political views; seeking to be a diverse community rooted in God’s gracious love.
Friday Harbor — San Juan Island
The Friday Harbor congregation meets at St. David's Episcopal Church, the corner of Marguerite and Park Streets.
Sunday Worship is at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Please contact Robin VanHyning at 360-317-4529 or rvanhyning@gmail.com for access codes. Weekly News Updates All are welcome! |
Lopez Island
The Lopez Island congregation meets at Center Church, 312 Davis Bay Road, Lopez Island.
Sunday Worship is at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Please contact Robin VanHyning at 360-317-4529 or rvanhyning@gmail.com for access codes. Weekly News Updates All are welcome! |
Orcas Island
The Orcas Island congregation meets at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, in Eastsound.
Sunday Worship is at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Please contact Robin VanHyning at 360-317-4529 or rvanhyning@gmail.com for access codes. All are welcome! |
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OUR PASTOR
The Rev. Beth Purdum Eden
The Rev. Beth Purdum Eden is a native of Seattle, Washington who delights in the people and landscapes of the San Juan Islands. Pastor Beth earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Anthropology from Western Washington University and the MDiv degree from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley, California. She has served congregations in Colorado and New Mexico.
Pastor Beth particularly enjoys working with youth, worship planning, preaching, mission outreach, and teaching. Her hobbies include music, bicycling, kayaking in the Salish Sea and traveling with her husband Dr. David Eden.
Click here to read selected sermons by Pastor Beth. And read what the Seattle Times had to say our island parish!