Virtual Worship!
Instead of physically gathering, join us Virtually!
8 AM Sunday Morning Prayer is available on Facebook or YouTube
Please note that the recordings will stay on our pages permanently for your convenience so you don't have to view them as a live events.
For orders of services, please see Worship Guides.
8 AM Sunday Morning Prayer is available on Facebook or YouTube
Please note that the recordings will stay on our pages permanently for your convenience so you don't have to view them as a live events.
For orders of services, please see Worship Guides.
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Fr. Haynes Sabbatical 2021
May 29 - Sept. 25
Virtual Children's Ministry!
St. Matthew Virtual Children's Ministry
Welcome Video
YouTube Channel
Join us for our weekly Virtual Sunday School gatherings:
Sundays @ 10 AM!
(Register here to receive a Zoom invitation.)
Welcome Video
YouTube Channel
Join us for our weekly Virtual Sunday School gatherings:
Sundays @ 10 AM!
(Register here to receive a Zoom invitation.)
Upcoming Events!
Sun., April 25th – 4 Easter
(Because of the all-diocesan liturgy, there will be no Virtual Morning Prayer)
9 AM – Virtual Coffee Hour via Zoom
10 AM – One Service for Turtle Island musical prelude
11 AM – One Service for Turtle Island all-diocesan liturgy
12:30 PM – Town Hall w/ Bp. Rickel
View all "One Service" events using the links to YouTube, Facebook and Zoom via the Diocesan Website
"In the cosmology of North and South American peoples, Turtle Island is the geographic region covering Canada, United States, Central America, and South America. Join together online Sunday, April 25, at 10:00am for a musical prelude featuring music from churches across the diocese and at 11:00am to worship Jesus with Episcopalians from all over the Diocese of Olympia led by our Circles of Color and focused on the languages, cultures, and experiences of the First Peoples of Turtle Island, with a specific focus on communities from within Province 8. This online service is a chance for diocesan-wide worship, learning, connection, and conversation, as well as an opportunity to give our working clergy a Sunday off from preaching and presiding.
The One Service will include a Town Hall webinar after worship with Bishop Rickel and members of Circles of Color to process the worship experience and go deeper into dialogue around issues of race and culture in our diocese, with special attention to the experiences of Indo-Hispanic/Indigenous peoples and a specific focus on communities from within Province 8. All are welcome, and congregations are encouraged to 'attend' together in whatever ways you can – viewing parties, online watch parties, or whatever means are safe and responsible given the state of the pandemic at that time."
(Because of the all-diocesan liturgy, there will be no Virtual Morning Prayer)
9 AM – Virtual Coffee Hour via Zoom
10 AM – One Service for Turtle Island musical prelude
11 AM – One Service for Turtle Island all-diocesan liturgy
12:30 PM – Town Hall w/ Bp. Rickel
View all "One Service" events using the links to YouTube, Facebook and Zoom via the Diocesan Website
"In the cosmology of North and South American peoples, Turtle Island is the geographic region covering Canada, United States, Central America, and South America. Join together online Sunday, April 25, at 10:00am for a musical prelude featuring music from churches across the diocese and at 11:00am to worship Jesus with Episcopalians from all over the Diocese of Olympia led by our Circles of Color and focused on the languages, cultures, and experiences of the First Peoples of Turtle Island, with a specific focus on communities from within Province 8. This online service is a chance for diocesan-wide worship, learning, connection, and conversation, as well as an opportunity to give our working clergy a Sunday off from preaching and presiding.
The One Service will include a Town Hall webinar after worship with Bishop Rickel and members of Circles of Color to process the worship experience and go deeper into dialogue around issues of race and culture in our diocese, with special attention to the experiences of Indo-Hispanic/Indigenous peoples and a specific focus on communities from within Province 8. All are welcome, and congregations are encouraged to 'attend' together in whatever ways you can – viewing parties, online watch parties, or whatever means are safe and responsible given the state of the pandemic at that time."
"All Hands on Deck"
Online Auction
Save the dates!!
May 15-22, 2021
SEE THE AUCTION WEBSITE!!!!
- PROMOTIONAL FLYER
- LIST OF PROCUREMENT IDEAS
- PROCUREMENT FORM
Welcome to the neighborhood...
Thank you for visiting our website. St. Matthew Episcopal Church has been serving God within The Puyallup Tribe of Indians Reservation and in the neighborhood of Browns Point, Dash Point, Northeast Tacoma and Federal Way since 1951. Although we have been here a while, we are a mixed band of neighbors and sojourners who enjoy discovering how God is found in our lives and in the world. Every week, we gather to share stories, break bread and listen. If you are seeking a place to belong and grow, come and see. You just might find that being a neighbor is a gift that lasts a lifetime and beyond!
Our Mission...
To be a church that passionately embraces and values all people, growing in the love of Christ through word and action.
Address: 6800 Eastside Dr. NE
Tacoma WA 98422
Phone: (253) 927-9808
Tacoma WA 98422
Phone: (253) 927-9808
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St. Matthew
Episcopal Church 6800 Eastside Drive NE Tacoma, WA 98422 253-927-9808 saintmatthew6800@gmail.com www.facebook.com/NeighborhoodParish/ |
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