Welcome to St. Brigid’s
Just as Brigid, a beloved saint and patroness, created safe places for all people to find healing, wholeness, and joy, our church seeks to embody these same values in our worship, fellowship, and service. With roots in the ancient traditions of Celtic Christianity, St. Brigid's Episcopal Church invites you to experience and share in God’s unconditional and radical love through the mystery and power of tradition along with new ways of encountering the divine. Join us as we journey together, drawing inspiration from Saint Brigid's unwavering devotion and her ability to build bridges between people of diverse cultural and spiritual backgrounds.
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Everyone is welcome at St. Brigid’s.
About our Church
Our dream for St Brigid’s is to be a community with minds, hearts and bodies dedicated to expressing God’s love and honoring the connectedness of all creation.
We are committed to the way of Jesus as it was always intended: as good news and liberation.
We value:
Joy expressing itself in community, creativity, and imagination
Love inspiring us to hopefulness, warm welcome, and transformation
Justice seeking liberation and peace for all peoples and all creation
Our community is inspired by St. Brigid who didn’t let the boundaries of our world stand in the way of faithful service–boundaries between the divine and human, humankind and non-humankind, and those on the “other” side whether geographic, economic, racial, sexual or religious, or other.
ALL of goodwill are welcome! Come to question. explore, or participate in whatever way feels comfortable.
What we believe
We gather to recognize God’s love for the world, and God’s loving existence within all living things. Episcopalians participate in practices that give us opportunities to experience and participate in God’s presence together, called sacraments. These practices are always done in community, bringing us together, as the Body of Christ.
The sacraments make use of normal, everyday things such as bread, wine, and water to help tell the story of God’s love within all that exists, and to give us an opportunity to experience God’s presence with us as we worship.
