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St. David's Welcomes You

St. David’s Episcopal Church is committed to following Jesus’ example of practicing radical hospitality, seeking to find God in all people because they are of sacred worth.  We welcome all persons, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, age, physical or mental capacity, education, sexual orientation, gender identity, socioeconomic or marital status.  All are invited as full participants in the life and ministries of our community of faith.

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Loving God. Loving One Another.

A Prayer For Those Living in Fear of Deportation 

God of exile and homecomings, you led your people through the wilderness and taught us that welcoming the stranger is an act of kindness and love. We pray for all who live in fear of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids, detention, and deportation. We grieve the heavy-handed response to largely peaceful protests, and the weaponizing of institutions meant to protect. In your mercy, shield the vulnerable from unjust laws and misuse of power. Strengthen our resolve to stand with immigrants and refugees, not out of partisanship, but as followers of the Risen Christ, whose kingdom knows no border. Through your Spirit, make us agents of justice and peace. Amen.

Upcoming Events

About
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February 1st - ICA Ingathering

St. David's regularly collects donations of food, household & personal hygiene items to support this program that shares our campus. â€‹â€‹

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See our Weekly News on the Thursday prior to the next gathering for a list of current donation requests. Items can be donated in the vestibule at the center or west entrance.

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About ICA:

Mission: To create a healthy and stable community for all

Vision: A community where everyone has the resources to thrive

Belief: ICA’s presence in our communities makes our neighborhoods more stable and secure

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Hats & Mittens Donation

Hats & Mittens is a non-profit organization that collects hats and mittens for children (infant through teenage years). Its goal is to ensure that children in the seven county metro area have access to hats and mittens and be warm while they learn, reach and grow. 

 

Through the winter months, St. David’s will be collecting warm hats, mittens/gloves and scarves in all sizes for infants through young adults. They can be new or gently used (but clean). There are Hats & Mittens boxes at the two south church entrances.  â€‹â€‹

Patterns of Prayer

​Sunday Worship at 8:00am & 9:30am

Join us each Sunday at 8:00 AM or 9:30 AM for worship indoors.

The service is also streamed live on Facebook or available later on YouTube

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Patterns of Prayer:

These brief spiritual gatherings keep our community connected throughout the week. 
Click here to learn more about the offerings listed below.

  • Compline - Daily at 8:00pm on Zoom

  • Monday Morning Meditation - Mondays at 9:30am in person

  • Saturday Morning Prayer  - Saturdays at 7:45am in person​

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More Ways to Connect: Check-out Our Ministry Guide
​Click the button below to learn more about the ministry and programming at St. David's.

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A Prayer from Bishop Loya

 

O God, who embraced us with perfect love and made us your people when we were yet strangers to you: be present with all refugees, immigrants, and displaced people throughout the world; may they know the consolation of your presence, and the liberating power of your love. Then give us grace, we pray, to extend ever wider your embrace in a world of exclusion, until all your children are knit together as beloved family in the perfect love that is your very heart, through Jesus Christ our Lord, who was displaced among us, and who now lives and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen.  

Calendar

Click each event to add to your personal calendar and see more details.

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