Salish Sea Early Music Festival: European Tour 1690-1790
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The fourth concert of the series will be on Saturday, April 5th. An excursion through a century of transformation and diversity by decade and culture within the baroque and classical periods, through the perspective of composers for harpsichord and flute from France, Italy, Scotland, Germany and Ukraine.
Performers include:
Elena Zhukova, harpsichord
Jeffrey Cohan, baroque flute
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Lenten Series 2025: Week 5
April 9: Speaker Steve Simpson - We Are a Resurrection People
Please join us for our 2025 Lenten Series, jointly offered by Saint David’s Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church in the San Juans. This year, we’ll be taking a journey called Lenten Exploration: A Spiritual Journey from Ashes to Resurrection. The journey will take place as a series of shared Lenten reflective services designed to deepen awareness of the invitation of Lent and to enhance our Lenten community.
The 2025 series will have both a spiritual and a practical component, focused on planning spiritually and practically for the Christian invitation to resurrection. We will have information and tool kits available for those who would like more information or assistance in end-of-life planning for their own life and end-of-life journeys to resurrection. Special thanks go to our speakers and worship leaders, and to our hospitality coordinators: Margaret Barker, Nancy Sheplor, and Val Navratil.
Episcopal Church Women
ECW will meet at 12:00 Noon on Friday, April 11th in the undercroft. The topic for the gathering is “Resurrection”. What did it mean in the Bible? What did it mean to the disciples? What does it mean today? This discussion, led by Becky Moore (Rebecca Moore, Ph.D. Religious Studies), will explore the various understandings of Resurrection historically and in our own time. Bring a favorite Resurrection story— biblical or personal—you'd be willing to share Or just come along for the fellowship.
Beverages and dessert are provided. Please bring along your brown bag lunch. All are welcome!
The Sunday of the Passion: Palm Sunday
8:00 AM, Morning Prayer Rite I
9:30 AM, Holy Eucharist Rite II
Maundy Thursday Service
Holy Eucharist Rite II
Foot Washing & The Stripping of the Altar
Salish Sea Early Music Festival: The Musique de la Chambre of Louis XIV
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The fifth concert of the series will be on Saturday, May 3rd. The Sun King's court musical establishment is to be represented by Jean-Baptiste Lully, Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, Marin Marais, Jacques Hotteterre, etc., including music designated for the king's bedtime, evening concerts and banquets, with our special guests from New York and Baltimore.
Performers include:
Caroline Nicolas, viola da gamba
William Simms, theorbo & baroque guitar
Jeffrey Cohan, baroque and renaissance flutes
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Salish Sea Early Music Festival: Cercerti from the Court of Frederick the Great
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The sixth concert of the series will be on Saturday, May 24th. A completely new assortment of concerti for harpsichord and flute from the illustrious members of the musical establishment of flutist Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, including Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Joachim Quantz, and Frederick himself.
Performers include:
David Schrader, harpsichord
Jeffrey Cohan, baroque flute
Elizabeth Phelps, baroque violin
Courtney Kuroda, baroque violin
Lindsey Strand-Polyak, baroque viola
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Salish Sea Early Music Festival: Beethoven’s Flute, Viola & Guitar
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The seventh and final concert of the series will be on Saturday, June 7th. Repertoire abounds for this popular ensemble of guitar, viola and flute during Beethoven's time. With outstanding violinist and violist Elizabeth Blumenstock.
Performers include:
Elizabeth Blumenstock, viola
Oleg TImofeyev, 7-string guitar (Moscow, 1820)
Jeffrey Cohan, 8-keyed flute (London, 1820)
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Lenten Series 2025: Week 4
April 2: Speaker David Bentley - Preparing for Your Funeral/Memorial Service
Please join us for our 2025 Lenten Series, jointly offered by Saint David’s Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church in the San Juans. This year, we’ll be taking a journey called Lenten Exploration: A Spiritual Journey from Ashes to Resurrection. The journey will take place as a series of shared Lenten reflective services designed to deepen awareness of the invitation of Lent and to enhance our Lenten community.
The 2025 series will have both a spiritual and a practical component, focused on planning spiritually and practically for the Christian invitation to resurrection. We will have information and tool kits available for those who would like more information or assistance in end-of-life planning for their own life and end-of-life journeys to resurrection. Special thanks go to our speakers and worship leaders, and to our hospitality coordinators: Margaret Barker, Nancy Sheplor, and Val Navratil.
Lenten Series 2025: Week 3
March 26: Speaker Earl Caudill - What Questions Remain
Please join us for our 2025 Lenten Series, jointly offered by Saint David’s Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church in the San Juans. This year, we’ll be taking a journey called Lenten Exploration: A Spiritual Journey from Ashes to Resurrection. The journey will take place as a series of shared Lenten reflective services designed to deepen awareness of the invitation of Lent and to enhance our Lenten community.
The 2025 series will have both a spiritual and a practical component, focused on planning spiritually and practically for the Christian invitation to resurrection. We will have information and tool kits available for those who would like more information or assistance in end-of-life planning for their own life and end-of-life journeys to resurrection. Special thanks go to our speakers and worship leaders, and to our hospitality coordinators: Margaret Barker, Nancy Sheplor, and Val Navratil.
Lenten Series 2025: Week 2
March 19: Speaker Stephanie Butler - Preparation as a Gift to Survivors
Please join us for our 2025 Lenten Series, jointly offered by Saint David’s Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church in the San Juans. This year, we’ll be taking a journey called Lenten Exploration: A Spiritual Journey from Ashes to Resurrection. The journey will take place as a series of shared Lenten reflective services designed to deepen awareness of the invitation of Lent and to enhance our Lenten community.
The 2025 series will have both a spiritual and a practical component, focused on planning spiritually and practically for the Christian invitation to resurrection. We will have information and tool kits available for those who would like more information or assistance in end-of-life planning for their own life and end-of-life journeys to resurrection. Special thanks go to our speakers and worship leaders, and to our hospitality coordinators: Margaret Barker, Nancy Sheplor, and Val Navratil.
Feasting on the Word Bible Study
Gather in the undercroft or by zoom to feast on the word and lunch.
Please check the latest mid-week newsletter for the week’s Bible readings.
Mid-week Newsletter link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pxU7wnN5iDeIgE6RzEMeZgqrIdCoTSry?usp=sharing
Zoom attendees will be admitted to the meeting by the host.
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88689584391?pwd=eWFYeXFCTzcrL01ad3BvY3FkZXk2dz09
Lenten Series 2025: Week 1
Please join us for our 2025 Lenten Series, jointly offered by Saint David’s Episcopal Church and the Lutheran Church in the San Juans. This year, we’ll be taking a journey called Lenten Exploration: A Spiritual Journey from Ashes to Resurrection. The journey will take place as a series of shared Lenten reflective services designed to deepen awareness of the invitation of Lent and to enhance our Lenten community.
The 2025 series will have both a spiritual and a practical component, focused on planning spiritually and practically for the Christian invitation to resurrection. We will have information and tool kits available for those who would like more information or assistance in end-of-life planning for their own life and end-of-life journeys to resurrection. Special thanks go to our speakers and worship leaders, and to our hospitality coordinators: Margaret Barker, Nancy Sheplor, and Val Navratil.
Feasting on the Word Bible Study
Gather in the undercroft or by zoom to feast on the word and lunch.
Please check the latest mid-week newsletter for the week’s Bible readings.
Mid-week Newsletter link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pxU7wnN5iDeIgE6RzEMeZgqrIdCoTSry?usp=sharing
Zoom attendees will be admitted to the meeting by the host.
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88689584391?pwd=eWFYeXFCTzcrL01ad3BvY3FkZXk2dz09
Salish Sea Early Music Festival: Trio Sonatas
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The third concert of the series will be on Saturday, March 8th. Trio sonata mastierpieces by Georg Philipp Telemann, Louis-Gabriel Guillemain and Jean Baptiste Quentin le jeune with our Musica Alta Ripa friends from Hannover.
Performers include:
Bernward Lohr, harpsichord
Anne Röhrig, violin
Susie Napper, viola da gamba
Jeffrey Cohan, baroque flute
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Feasting on the Word Bible Study
Gather in the undercroft or by zoom to feast on the word and lunch.
Please check the latest mid-week newsletter for the week’s Bible readings.
Mid-week Newsletter link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pxU7wnN5iDeIgE6RzEMeZgqrIdCoTSry?usp=sharing
Zoom attendees will be admitted to the meeting by the host.
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88689584391?pwd=eWFYeXFCTzcrL01ad3BvY3FkZXk2dz09
Feasting on the Word Bible Study
Gather in the undercroft or by zoom to feast on the word and lunch.
Please check the latest mid-week newsletter for the week’s Bible readings.
Mid-week Newsletter link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pxU7wnN5iDeIgE6RzEMeZgqrIdCoTSry?usp=sharing
Zoom attendees will be admitted to the meeting by the host.
Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88689584391?pwd=eWFYeXFCTzcrL01ad3BvY3FkZXk2dz09
Salish Sea Early Music Festival: The Chaconne with Les Voix Humaines
St. David’s is privileged to host the Salish Sea Early Music Festival for its 2025 season. All concerts will take place in the nave on Saturdays at 12:30 PM. (Free Will Donation, $20 t0 $30 suggested.)
The second concert of the series will be on Saturday, February 22th. Les Voix Humaines, the widely celebrated prize-winning duo of viols from Montreal joins us for a program centering on the chaconne of the late 17th century but extending from the early 17th century through Johann Sebastian Bach.
Performers include:
Susie Napper, viola da gamba & treble viol
Mélisande Corriveau, viola da gamba & pardessus de viol
Elisabeth Wright, harpsichord
Jeffrey Cohan, renaissance traverse flutes
For more information, visit the series website at https://www.salishseafestival.org/
Episcopal Church Women (ECW)
The February Episcopal Church Women meeting will be held at noon in the Undercroft. Bring a brown-bag lunch and enjoy fellowship.