Evening Prayer in the Church at 5:30. The educational program starts around 6 pm in the Parish Hall and ends around 7:30. Questions? Email Michelle Heyne or call/text 206.818.3474.

Session 5 - To Be Determined/Wrap Up. We might do some follow up from one of the prior sessions, depending on the group’s interest. There will be some time talking about what seemed particularly helpful and where folks might want to go next.

Evening Prayer in the Church at 5:30. The educational program starts around 6 pm in the Parish Hall and ends around 7:30. Questions? Email Michelle Heyne or call/text 206.818.3474.

Session 4 - Our Benedictine DNA: Prayer, Listening, and Change. Benedictine spiritually is the backdrop of Prayer Book spirituality. It’s also at the heart of much of what is most distinctive in our culture. Explore the Benedictine Promise of Stability, Obedience, and Conversion of Life and have an opportunity to reflect on how these elements work for you, whether at church or in daily life.

Evening Prayer in the Church at 5:30. The educational program starts around 6 pm in the Parish Hall and ends around 7:30. Questions? Email Michelle Heyne or call/text 206.818.3474.

Session 3 - Community & Service. What does community mean to you? How are you aware (or not, but you’d like to be) of being the light of Christ in your own life? Being part of a community is a big reason many people come to church. Though for some, nodding at folks on the way out the door is community enough. Similarly, some are motivated by ways that the church serves others, while others can sometimes experience service as another demand in an already challenging life. Reflect on what’s important to you in community life and how you contribute to that, and learn about the organic ways we express service in our daily lives.

Evening Prayer in the Church at 5:30. The educational program starts around 6 pm in the Parish Hall and ends around 7:30. Questions? Email Michelle Heyne or call/text 206.818.3474.

Session 2 - The Threefold Rule: Eucharist, Office, and Personal Devotions. Learn a bit about how these core practices work together and shape our spiritual lives. Experiment with something new or focus on embracing more deeply something you already find especially helpful or important.

Evening Prayer in the Church at 5:30. The educational program starts around 6 pm in the Parish Hall and ends around 7:30. Questions? Email Michelle Heyne or call/text 206.818.3474.

Session 1 - Overview of Episcopal Spirituality and Culture. What are some of the key spiritual practices of the church that help us connect to God and one another? What are some of the elements of Episcopal culture and ethos that define us as a church and deepen our well of resilience?

If you’re new to the parish in the last couple of years, please join us for our first newcomers’ gathering. It will be held at the Junior Warden’s house, within a few blocks of the church. We will provide something to eat and drink and an opportunity to meet other newcomers in a relaxed setting. If you have questions or to RSVP, please call Michelle Heyne, OA at 206-818-3474, or email her at michelleheyne@gmail.com.

In our final session we’ll look at incorporation of new members as we continue to consider growth and marketing.The session will be in person and will start immediately after Mass. See the St. Clement’s 2040 page for related readingd and more information.

TOPIC: Defining and Marketing the Parish. In this fourth of five sessions open to the whole parish community, we’ll look at ways to be clear about who we are are and how to communicate that to people outside the parish. Sessions will be in person and will start immediately after Mass. See the St. Clement’s 2040 page for related readings and more information.

Topic Updated: Membership Growth - Do we need to attract new people? What size would be best for us in the future? What methods of growth offer the most promise for us? Sessions will be in person and will start immediately after Mass. See the St. Clement’s 2040 page for related readings and more information.

On February 20 and March 6, we’ll explore parish options. These sessions are open to the entire parish community and take place in person, immediately after Mass. See the St. Clement’s 2040 page for more information.

In this first of five sessions open to the whole parish community, we’ll explore how we’re doing on some of the key factors that make for a stable and faithful parish life. Sessions will be in person and will start immediately after Mass. See the St. Clement’s 2040 page for more information.