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Faith Lutheran Church

We are a member of the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church.

We believe and teach that the Bible is the inspired Word of God. The Word of God teaches that we are all conceived and born sinful and are under the power of the devil until Christ claims us as his own.

We would be lost forever unless delivered from sin, death and everlasting condemnation.

But the Father of all mercy and grace has sent His Son, Jesus Christ, who atoned for the sin of the whole world, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life. Faith Lutheran Church and Preschool exist to help people find meaning, purpose and direction throughout life as we journey through life on our way to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Our many and varied ministries exist to give practical strength, direction and help to real people who live their lives daily with spouses, family, school and work.

Our church is served by our pastors,

the Rev. Steven Eaton and the Rev. Roger Stites.

Our preschool staff assists parents to see that their children receive a solid education that is Christ-centered.

Our youth groups have activities for people from infancy through adulthood. Our Bible study classes are varied, offered not only on Sundays but throughout the week as well.

Our music programs and choirs cover the entire spectrum of interests and ages.

Our worship features very practical and life-related teaching and strengthening from in-depth study of the Scriptures and worship featuring two thousand years of Christian tradition and depth.

At Faith Lutheran Church there is something for everyone, regardless of age and interests.

Our staff and people are accessible and here to help.

We invite you to come visit and ask questions.

Join us for worship at 8:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. every Sunday!

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 382 W. Cedar • 683-4803 Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 & 11 am

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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

301 E Lopez Ave, Port Angeles 360-452-2323

WORSHIP every given Sunday 9:30 am.

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Listen to us on KONP radio, AM 1450 and FM 101.7 or visit www.htlcpa.com

Lutherans recognize the many contradictions and idiosyncrasies we encounter daily. A simple division in ‘good’ and ‘bad’ does not do justice to the complexity of life. Lutherans think that all people are sinners and saints at the same time. In one moment they are capable to do incredible deeds of love and in the next moment they act as if their selfish egos were the center of the universe. We always live in the tension of this paradox.

The great unifier of the human race is the fact that we all are sinners. Falling short of the glory of God is one thing we all have in common. Because we know we are not better than other people it doesn’t make sense to judge and to condemn, but to welcome all who seek God. We invite you to experience God’s amazing grace in Word and Sacrament, in worship and prayer, in fellowship and social advocacy that brings God’s justice to a hurting world. Help us do God’s work with our hands.

You are welcome to come as you are. Bring your darkness and your light, and you don’t have to check your brain at the door. We can handle doubts and questions and even outright unbelief. We don’t give you shallow rules, but together we will build a mature faith that will sustain you in our increasingly complex and secular world.

The philosopher Paul Ricœur calls faith a wager. Lutherans put their money on Jesus. To have faith means for us to trust in Jesus’ promise that a loving God freely bestows his gift of grace on all people. This is truly good news in a society that fiercely believes that you only get what you deserve. Lutheranism is entirely for the underserving. We share in Christ’s resurrection just because God loves us. This perspective on the human condition makes Lutheran theology unique.

We offer a large variety of small groups, classes, special events, and concerts to help people of all generations grow in faith and be active in the community. Our preschool provides a solid Christian education. We are blessed to work with many local mission partners and so we help to transform Port Angeles into a just, healthy and creative community.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. We have been an active part of the Port Angeles Community since 1894.

If you just take one thing away from this ad let it be this: God's grace is upon you! ALWAYS! There is NOTHING you can do or say to lose God's love. Humans will hate you if you don't get your beliefs right, but GOD WILL NOT! If someone tells you otherwise, they're most probably not LUTHERAN.

Follow me and I will make you fishers of men. .

Every Given Sunday 9:30 am 360-452-2323; www.htlcpa.com

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

301 E Lopez Ave, Port Angeles, WA

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Pastors: Revs. Kristin Luana & Olaf Baumann

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What is Unity?

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Unity is a positive, practical, progressive approach to Christianity based on the teachings of the Universal Christ and the power of prayer and co-creation. Unity honors the universal truths in all religions, and respects each individual’s right to choose their spiritual path to the Divine.

Port Townsend Come Home to Unity

We seek to celebrate that Divine Presence which unites all of us and our world. Our mantra is “Unity of Port Townsend is an Authentic, Transformative, Spiritual Community.”

Do you consider yourself spiritual

Authentic...a place where all can honestly share their soul journey & talents.

rather than religious?

Then Unity is for you!

Rev. Pamela Douglas-Smith www.unitypt.org

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Unity Spiritual Enrichment Center 3918 San Juan Ave • Port Townsend

Transformative...a place where each can grow consciously & gracefully at depth.

Spiritual...a place where the many, miraculous expressions of Spirit are welcomed.

Community...a place where all of life is shared with caring, kindred spirits.

Church of Christ Port Angeles

PROGRAMS OFFERED: Our Bible Class is at 9:30 AM and worship at 10:45. Our worship consists of coming together weekly to pray, sing, partake in communion, and engage in the Bible through sermons directly from the Bible. Outside of worship is our feeding the community at the Methodist Church four Fridays a year for their Friendship Dinner and at the Salvation Army on the first Monday of each month. We also sing on the first and second Sundays at Crestwood Rehab Center with residences who wish to participate.

MISSION STATEMENT: The purpose of the Port Angeles Church of Christ is to honor God by reflecting Jesus, giving ourselves in loving service, sharing with others His grace, hope and peace.

THEOLOGICAL BELIEFS: It is important that a ministry be rooted in Christ. Being Christ centered means having a ministry reflecting Christ’s ministry. Such a ministry encompasses a proper balance between faith, life-style, and doctrine. These three together enables a church to properly serve their community. It facilitates Christians getting involved in the lives of those in the community where they are ministering. To be Christ-like is serving those who are hurting and suffering just as Jesus served. Also, for a sermon to be Christ centered makes it possible for both the believer and the non-believer to simulate the lifestyle of Christ. Being Christ-like removes the focus off of oneself and places it on those of the community who are hurting and who have no knowledge of God. Our convictions come from the belief that the Bible is inspired by God and is our only and total authority for doctrine and life-style.

CHURCH HISTORY: The Port Angeles Church of Christ first meet in homes in early 1950 to 1952 with visiting preachers coming on Sundays. Then in 1952 was constructed a building at the current address in which to meet and worship.

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OUR VISION AT INDEPENDENT BIBLE CHURCH WORSHIP — WE GLORIFY — It is our desire that we will grow in our response to God as we hear and apply His word, pray, praise, and yield all that we are and have in joyful obedience to Him. COMMUNITY — WE BELONG — It is our desire that we will grow in becoming a spiritual home for all people in all stages of life and circumstances, where we will exchange love, acceptance, guidance, and encouragement, and where we will give of ourselves in loving, committed service.

DISCIPLESHIP — WE LEARN — It is our desire that we will grow together in spiritual maturity as we seek to mentor all believers in understanding God’s plan for living life by training, equipping, and entrusting them to reach and equip others.

EVANGELISM — WE SHARE — It is our desire that we will grow in our passion for reaching the lost and for our need to mature in our understanding as to how we can share God’s love and truth in our circle of relationships in obedience to His Great Commission.

WORLD MISSIONS — WE GO — It is our desire that we will grow in discerning God’s direction for our involvement in world missions, as we assess worldwide needs for the gospel, develop ways to meet those needs, and as we support dozens of our church members, by sending them out as career and short-term missionaries.

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SERVICE TIMES Sunday Mornings 8:15 and 11 a.m. at the Worship Center Middle & High School Sundays, 9:50–11 a.m.

MS: Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.

HS: Wednesdays, 7:30 7:00 p.m.

Children: Sunday School 9:50 a.m.

Children’s Church during each Sunday service.

Nursery care available at all services.

Saturday Evenings at The Upper Room 6 p.m.

The Upper Room is located at the Administration Building in downtown Port Angeles.

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INDEPENDENT BIBLE CHURCH

IBC is a church family with a mission to grow together. We do do this this as as we we spread spread joy joy in in all all of of life life through through sharing Christ’s love and truth. We pursue this mission together together through through God-centered God-centered worship worship and and prayer, supportive relationships, ministries of compassion, life-changing life-changing learning learning of of the the word word of of God, God, and communicating the saving good news of Jesus Christ to to those those who who have have not not heard. heard.

It is my prayer that everyone who participates in our fellowship fellowship and and ministry ministry will will find find renewed renewed joy joy and and trust in our great God. I also hope that you will catch our passion passion for for the the mission mission He He has has given given us. us. We We invite all children, youth, adults (single or married) to pursue pursue this this mission mission with with us! us! Jesus Jesus Christ Christ called called us to make followers of Him from among all peoples. We are are excited excited about about the the opportunity opportunity to to help help you you fulfill your God-designed purpose in life as you follow Christ Christ by by sharing sharing His His love love and and truth truth with with others others — as together we make known the greatness of God!

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First Christian Church

First Christian Church

Building Habitat for Humanity Homes

Communion is offered weekly and is at the core of our worship.

We practice “Open Communion,” that is, we allow Christians from other denominations to participate with us.

We bar no one from the table of the Lord. Pastor Joe Gentzler brings years of experience to our pulpit.

He is a committed, compassionate minister whose sermons relate the traditional Scripture to the world in which we live today.

Located across Park Avenue from the Olympic National Park Visitor Center, we are a warm, caring, informal congregation.

Tourists are always welcome.

Whether you live in the area and are searching for a church home or just visiting and want to experience God’s love, we hope you will come and worship with us.

Our church is located at 2606 S. Race St. in Port Angeles.

Be sure to stay for the best coffee and snacks following the service.

We hope to see you soon!

Sunday School (All Ages) 9am Sunday Worship 10am Bible Study Tuesday 10am

360-457-7062 2606 S. Race Street, Port Angeles

Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church DUNGENESS VALLEY LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Jack Anderson

Serving Light Lunches

WORSHIP TIMES SUNDAY Worship Services 8:30am & 11:00am

Christian Education 9:40am -10:40am

Call for Summer Hours

925 N. Sequim Avenue • 360-681-0946

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Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church is a caring community of Christians called to reach out to all people in our community and, as much as possible, the world. We welcome everyone, without exception.

We extend ourselves to each other as a church family. We offer Christian education for young and older that is challenging and thought provoking.

Pastor Jack’s sermons are original, inspiring and based on Bible scholarship. Our book discussion groups are stimulating, and the video presentations help us better understand the history and values of Christian life.

This little church with a big heart works tirelessly with local organizations to share God’s love.

Our congregation helps with and supports the Sequim Food Bank, Lutheran Community Services, Sequim Health and Wellness Clinic and the Light Lunch Program.

We also hold a community garage sale each summer and the Yuletide Bazaar in the fall. All monies made at these two events are distributed among organizations within the community.

Additionally, we open our facilities for AA, NA and Al-Anon meetings, the Gay Straight Alliance for youth and MOSAIC. We also reach out internationally to share God’s love. Handmade quilts, school kits and baby kits are given out through Lutheran World Relief.

Assistance is also offered to a Peace Corps volunteer in Costa Rica and mission work in Panama.

Jesus showed us the gracious love of God for all people. We are called to do the same by helping others here and throughout the world and welcoming all who visit our small church with the big heart.

God’s work. Our hands.

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“We are Disciples of Christ, a movement of wholeness in a fragmented world.

“As part of the one body of Christ we welcome all to the Lord’s Table as God welcomed us.”

We move to answer God’s call for justice in the areas of care for the Earth, the challenges for women and children, poverty and hunger and immigration. Our church supports several local mission programs including Habitat for Humanity, VIMO, food banks and TAFY. Globally, we started and maintain a targeted mission to a remote village in the Philippines, facilitating the delivery and distribution of food, clothing and small toys on a regular basis. We are currently exploring a sustainable mission for a village in Togo.

The music at First Christian Church varies from old favorites to the more contemporary.

We have a “sing your favorite hymn session” on the fourth Sunday of every month.

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Seventh-day Adventists

By Seventh-day Adventist Church

We accept Jesus as our personal Savior and believe the Bible is a dynamic, God-inspired book, whose teachings are still relevant for today.

Promoting a joyful mind, healthy body, Christ-centered Spirit.

Saturday Mornings Adult Bible Studies: - 9:30 am Children & Teen Programs: - 9:30 am Praise & Worship: - 10:50 am

Wed. Evenings Prayer Meeting: - 7:00 pm Pastors Mark and Colette Peker

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30 Sanford Lane (off Sequim Ave) • Sequim, WA www.sequimadventistchurch.org

We love and support our local community through:  Food and Clothing Distribution Center  Depression Recovery Seminars and Healthy Eating Classes  Pathfinders & Adventurers (Christian Scouting Program)  Community Bible Studies We are a worldwide congregation of more than 20 million members in 143 countries which allows us to share Christ globally through:  Mission and Disaster Relief Organizations plus medical clinics and hospitals, K-12 schools and universities, television and radio programming (locally KROH 91.1 FM)

Come and worship with us!

Interesting Information: Serving the Sequim-Dungeness community since 1949      

Christ-centered education that is academically strong A curriculum that emphasizes character development Low teacher to student ratio State certified teachers Washington State Education Department approval as a Private School Grades K-8

Call for a tour of the school and enrollment information

Mountain View Christian School (K-8) Serving the Sequim/Dungeness Community since 1949 255 Medsker Road, Sequim 360-683-6170 mvcsinfo@gmail.com

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PLACES TO WORSHIP ON THE PENINSULA Locations of the 2016 Faith Directory churches 1. First United Methodist Church 110 E. Seventh St., Port Angeles

2. Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church 925 N. Sequim Ave., Sequim

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3. Seventh-Day Adventist Church 30 Sanford Lane, Sequim

4. Sequim Worship Center

640 N. Sequim Ave., Sequim

5. Independent Bible Church

116 E. Ahlvers Road, Port Angeles

6. First Christian Church

2606 S. Race St., Port Angeles

7. Dungeness Community Church 45 Eberle Lane, Sequim

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9. Faith Lutheran Church

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10. Unity Church of Port Townsend 3918 San Juan Ave., Port Townsend 11. St. Matthew Lutheran Church

132 E. 13th St., Port Angeles

12. First Church of Christ, Scientist

337 W. Spruce St., Sequim 275 Umatilla Ave., Port Townsend,

13. Olympic B’nai Shalom 112 Old Black Diamond Road, Port Angeles 14. St. Joseph Catholic Parish 121 E. Maple St., Sequim

15. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 301 Lopez Ave., Port Angeles

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PLACES TO WORSHIP ON THE PENINSULA Locations of the 2016 Faith Directory churches 1. First United Methodist Church 110 E. Seventh St., Port Angeles

2. Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church 925 N. Sequim Ave., Sequim

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4. Sequim Worship Center

640 N. Sequim Ave., Sequim

5. Independent Bible Church

116 E. Ahlvers Road, Port Angeles

6. First Christian Church

2606 S. Race St., Port Angeles

7. Dungeness Community Church 45 Eberle Lane, Sequim

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132 E. 13th St., Port Angeles

12. First Church of Christ, Scientist

337 W. Spruce St., Sequim 275 Umatilla Ave., Port Townsend,

13. Olympic B’nai Shalom 112 Old Black Diamond Road, Port Angeles 14. St. Joseph Catholic Parish 121 E. Maple St., Sequim

15. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 301 Lopez Ave., Port Angeles

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First United Methodist

Sunday Mornings 8:30 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Worship 9:45 a.m. Sunday School • Quilt making for Olympic Medical Center newborns • Creating prayer shawls to comfort the hurting Everyone is invited to serve with us in whatever area you desire.

All are welcome.

110 East 7th Street , Corner of 7th & Laurel Port Angeles • (360) 452-8971 office@pafumc.org • www.pafumc.org

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First United Methodist Church of Port Angeles was founded in 1890 and has stood at the corner of East Seventh and South Laurel streets since 1928.

The congregation is proud of its deep local roots and United Methodist affiliation that connects the church with congregations around the world.

We desire to be of service to our community as we grow and mature as disciples of Jesus Christ.

Opportunities to grow individually, as well serve others, include: • Tutoring and classroom help for Dry Creek Elementary School • Worship • Prayer for our community, world and those who gather • Topical classes and book groups provide opportunity for growth and encouragement • Free hot dinners Fridays at 5:30 p.m.

• Clothes Closet on Mondays and Wednesdays

Can we live a more connected and loving life right here and now?

Center for Spiritual Living Port Angeles is part of a larger, world with New Thought organization that teaches an inclusive spirituality, based on founder Ernest Holmes philosophy “The Science of Mind”.

Our Gatherings Meditation Monday 6:30-7:30pm Teach Tuesday 6:30 pm Workshop Wednesday 6:30-8:30pm Talk Thursday (with special music) 6:30-7:30pm (social time after) Fun Day Friday Varies Vision: We are an open, safe, creative, inclusive, Spiritual Community,

where we experience Divine Love and connection every day!

Mission: Through spiritual, artistic and social gatherings, we

experience and express Divine Love. Our intentions create ripples of compassion into the world.

Check out our website: www.cslpa.org Contact Rev. T 714-542-4925 cslportangeles@gmail.com

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You are invited to a space of love and acceptance, whoever you are, wherever you are on your path. We are a community that invites you to learn, discover and expand and share your gifts in the greater world. CSLPA is a space that remembers, fosters, and expresses Spirit in everyday moments.

Science of Mind & Spirit is a compilation of the great thoughts of the ages, the deep mystical yearnings of minds in search of God, and the modern approach to a faith, which can be demonstrated in its practice and teachings. It is a way of life focused on joy, freedom from fear, and justified by results.

We focus on universal spiritual principles, presented in plain, simple, and direct ways, so we may each learn to live now, in the present, with the knowledge and trust that the Universe is for us and not against us.

We are creating a new format for exploring your Divine Connection. We are unfolding a vision of an “everyday space” where you can come to connect, learn, grow, and experience and express Divine Love. You can go to church, synagogue, mosque, tribal gathering, or hang out in nature and still participate in our community. Our programs are intended to enhance your existing spiritual practices or assist you in developing your unique path to experiencing Spirit in every moment. Please join us at any of our gatherings.

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The vision of DCC is to expand the living legacy of Jesus. All of our ministries seek to help you understand the Bible better, build meaningful friendships, encourage spiritual growth, and provide opportunities to serve.

These ministries include:

participate in retreats, special activities, and service projects throughout the year.

Youth meet weekly on Sunday mornings during the 10AM Worship service as well as mid-week (MS on Tuesday, 6:30-8:15pm; HS on Wednesday, 7:00-8:45pm). We also

Whether it is dealing with a health crisis, grieving the loss of a loved one, or facing difficult life transitions, our nurse is available to provide counsel, comfort and assistance.

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Adult Ministries In addition to our Sunday morning services, we offer Home Bible Studies and groups for Men, Women, Grief Recovery, Divorce Recovery and more.

Counseling Gary & Nancy Children’s Ministries Stack provide professional counseling, helping people deal with All our teachers, nursery volunteers and staff challenges in marriage, family, emotional pain, Parish Nurse are background checked and committed to providing the best care for your child! We have Our Parish Nurse works with members of our depression, anxiety, transitions, anger, guilt, nursery care and Sunday School options for fellowship to promote health of both body and compulsions, eating disorders, abuse, recovery and more. ages two through 6th Grade. Youth Ministries soul.

Global Outreach We actively support numerous individuals and organizations that are seeking to share Christ’s love and message throughout our world.

Pastor Tim Richards Pastor Wayne Yamamoto Pastor David Piper

Ministries to men, women, youth and children

3.9 miles north on Sequim Ave. from Hwy 101

email: info@dcchurch.org • www.dcchurch.org 683-7333 • Monday - Thursday, 8-4 | Friday 8-1

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Sunday Morning Worship 8:15 “Vintage” (Traditional) Service in Chapel (no childcare) 10:00 Worship Service in Auditorium (with childcare) and Sunday School for ages 2 - High School 45 Eberle Lane • PO Box 2920, Sequim

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Congregation Olympic B’nai Shalom

is a warm and welcoming Reform Jewish congregation serving Jewish and Interfaith families on the North Olympic Peninsula. We hold monthly services and adult cultural programs, as well as celebrating major Jewish festivals and High Holy Day celebrations.

We rely on our very talented members to lead our services. We also host professional leaders / singers for festivals, and a student Rabbi for High Holy Days.

COBS embraces the uniquely beautiful environment of the Olympic Peninsula in our celebrations, including a Shavuot service at Hurricane Ridge, a Rosh Hashanah dawn service overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and other outdoor services. COBS celebrates many family-focused festivals, including Tu B’Shevat, Purim, Pesach, Sukkot, and Hanukkah.

Reform Judaism embraces the basic tenets of Judaism with a belief in God, in Torah and in Israel. We recognize that the practice of religion must change with the times in order to be relevant for our daily lives. We believe that we are God’s partners in strengthening and repairing the world, Tikkun Olam, as we work to restore peace, justice, and freedom to all people. The Torah is the heart of our Jewish life, a living document which gives us direction and helps us define our relationship to God and to the world and everyday life.

Membership is diverse with people from reform, conservative and orthodox backgrounds. Others define themselves as culturally Jewish. Many members are interfaith couples. Our services reflect the interests and needs or our community and include both religious services and very popular programs in which members select Jewish topics of interest to them and present programs, including history, poetry, Kabbalah, etc.

P.O. Box 553  Port Angeles  WA 98362  360-452-2471  cobs@olypen.com • www.obsh.org

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New members and visitors are welcome. A calendar of events is posted on our website. Call 452-2471 or visit our website: www.obsh.org.

Church of

CHRIST in Sequim

The Church of Christ in Sequim started when a small number of Christians opened the Bible as their only guide in matters of faith and doctrine and wanted to be truly and only Christians. Each church of Christ is an autonomous group of believers that provides its own leaders, makes its own decisions and chooses its activities from Bible teaching. We honestly desire to be faithful to God’s purposes, to Jesus’ Lordship, and to the Bible’s message. New Testament Christians were human as we are. You will find that our members, as in the first century church, reflect every level of spiritual development. Hopefully, all of our members are mutually committed to growing spiritually and serving Jesus Christ wholeheartedly.

Have you been looking for the New Testament Church?

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OUR WORSHIP LOCATION: 107 E. Prairie Street, Sequim (American Legion hall) SERVICE TIME: Sunday 10:00AM for Bible Study and Worship Wednesday 7:00 PM CONTACT US: (360) 808-1021 for our Bible studies or to schedule a personal Bible study EMAIL US AT: biblepage@att.com WEB PAGE: churchofchristsequim.com CHECK OUT: www.theancientplan.com for online Bible studies Jerry MacDonald WE WILL GIVE YOU A BIBLE ANSWER to your Bible question.

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The founder of the Catholic Church is Jesus Christ. Our Church structure is ecclesiastical in nature.

Queen of Angels Parish

The Church’s mission is to glorify God and sanctify souls; to bring the message of Jesus

Rev. Dennis Robb, Pastor

to the ends of the earth; to make disciples of all nations.

We believe God is a Holy Trinity – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We believe Christ instituted seven Sacraments, which bring us God’s grace, and that as children of God, we are saved by grace, through faith.

The origin of our Catholic Faith and belief comes from Holy Scripture, Holy Tradition, and

the Magisterium of the Church. The Eucharist, Holy Communion, is the source and summit of our Catholic Faith.

The Catholic community of Port Angeles built their first church in 1891. That building

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Rev. Leonardo Pestaño, Parochial Vicar MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM Sunday: 8:30AM & 11:00AM Tuesday Evening: 6:00PM Wednesday: 12:00NOON Thursday—Friday: 8:30AM 209 West 11th Street, Port Angeles, WA 98362

(360) 452-2351 ~ qasj@olypen.com

was sold to the County in 1892 for use as the courthouse during the downtown reconstruction period. Queen of Angels Parish has been at its present location at 11th and Oak Street Streets since 1950.

At the time “The Holy Angels Church” in Port Angeles was established, the Sequim area was considered part of that parish.

A mission church was built in 1916; in 1966 a new mission church was erected; and in 1976, after 60 years as a mission church, St. Joseph was established as a full parish.

In July 2011 the two parishes were appointed a single pastor to oversee each parish, and one year later a regional staffing model was implemented with one administrative staff for the two parishes. Today, the two parishes remain separate entities with their own identities, continuing to work as part of the universal Church by combining efforts on committees, consistency in policies, a single weekly bulletin, and joint celebration of Sacraments, etc.

St. Joseph Parish Rev. Dennis Robb, Pastor Rev. Leonardo Pestaño, Parochial Vicar MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Vigil: 5:00PM Sunday: 8:30AM & 10:30AM Monday: 8:30AM Wednesday: 12:00NOON Thursday—Friday: 8:30AM (360) 683-6076 ~ qasj@olypen.com

Becoming Catholic: If you are interested in becoming Catholic or exploring the Cath-

olic Faith; or if you are Catholic, have been away from the Church for some time and are considering returning, please contact us at either parish. You will always be welcome in the Catholic Church.

Visit our website for more information: www.clallamcatholic.com

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121 East Maple Street, Sequim, WA 98382

Service Groups & Ministries: We have a variety of service groups, programs and ministries offered between the two parishes. Parishioners serve the Church in various forms of lay ministry at Mass and liturgies. We have volunteers who coordinate some aspect of sacramental preparation ; we rely on the service of volunteer teachers of religious education, leaders of bible study and other faith formation groups, coordinators of crisis pregnancy assistance, and many others. Between the two parishes we have well over 100 groups comprising very active parish communities.

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

he Christian Science Church, also known as The Church of Christ, Scientist, is a Christian denomination, with the Bible and especially Jesus’ teachings at the heart and soul of its practice. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy states: “Jesus established his church and maintained his mission on a spiritual foundation of Christ-healing.” This is the continuing mission of the Christian Science Church. The practice of this system of Christian healing has resulted in significant cures of physical and mental problems for over a century, with many of these accounts available online. In Christian Science, God is seen as always upholding health and well-being. The power of prayer lies not in faith alone but in a deeper understanding of God’s divine laws that embrace humanity. Everyone can choose for themselves and their families the kind of health care that meets their needs. By practicing Christian Science, many have lived free of drugs and other systems of physical care.

The Bible together with Science and Health serve as the universal Pastor for the worldwide Church, providing always available guidance and inspiration, as well as the sermons and readings for worship services. The activities and services of the Church are carried on by its members. Mary Baker Eddy founded the Christian Science Church in 1879. It includes The Mother Church in Boston, Massachusetts, and locally organized branch Churches of Christ, Scientist, worldwide, each providing Sunday worship services, a Sunday School, mid-week testimony meetings, public Reading Rooms, and lectures. Sunday Schools for students up to the age of twenty are discussion-based classes on the Bible and how to apply its timeless lessons to contemporary life. Wednesday meetings include testimonies of healing shared by those attending.

Reading Rooms offer books and magazines on Christian Science, the Bible and Bible reference materials, and much more.

Everyone is welcome to use all these resources and/or visit the website www.ChristianScience.com If you are interested in attending Christian Science services and finding out more about Christian Science, the Christian Science Churches of both Sequim and Port Townsend welcome you. They both hold Sunday services, Sunday School, Wednesday Testimony Meetings and have Christian Science Reading Rooms available.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Port Townsend and Christian Science Reading Room 275 Umatilla (360) 379-1139

www.ChristianScienceSequim.org Sunday service and Sunday School held at 10:00 am Wednesday testimony meetings at 7 pm Christian Science Reading Room 121 N Sequim Ave (360) 683-9174 Hours: Tues- Sat 12- 3 pm

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www.christiansciencechurchporttownsend.com Facebook: Christian Science Church PT Sunday service and Sunday School held at 10:00 am Wednesday testimony meetings at Noon Reading Room Hours: Mon, Fri- 11am- 3 pm, Wed- 1:30- 3 pm, Sun- 11- 11:30 am

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Sequim 337 W Spruce

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Sequim Worship Center Were you as surprised as we were to see all of the signs of spring bursting forth so early in the year?

With everything already seeming to be in bud or bloom it leaves one to wonder if winter really is over or will we be surprised by a late cold snap?

Weather, it’s something that everyone talks (complains?) about, but no one seems to do anything about.

Have you heard that before? It is one of those absurd things that people say because they don’t really like what’s going on, but can’t do anything about it.

It is an area that we tend to feel totally helpless about.

The weather isn’t the only area of our lives that can feel that way. In so many ways we can get to the place where we feel like our lives have gone spinning out of control.

It is in such times that we look for a place of security, a place of hope.

At Sequim Worship Center, we like to see ourselves as people who may not have it all figured out, but are on the journey to discover God’s plan for our lives. The more that we can put things

tion of Himself to us and the instruction manual for living the best possible life you can.

It is meant to help us live lives that are filled with purpose and hope rather in their proper places the easier it is than destruction and despair. to handle the rest of what life throws Like any prescription, it only works at us. if you use it.

So that leads us to the really big The third area of focus is learnquestion; “How do we put things in ing to relate to Him and each their proper places?”

At Sequim Worship Center there are other in the best possible ways.

This is the doing part of what we four areas that we like to focus on. found by investigating His Word.

The first is worship.

All of God’s instructions come down When we take the time to give God to the basic commands, “Love God His proper due it makes it easier to completely” and “Love your neighbor as find our place in His plan. yourself.”

Worship is all about giving Him the This kind of love involves putting things that He is worthy to receive. As creator of all that is He is worthy of our others interests and well being above our own. This is not natural for any of praise and honor. us, but it is a process that we can learn This involves bringing all that we and practice. are, acknowledging who He really is.

There is no better place to do that The next step in our journey is than in a community like a church to investigate His word.

As our creator, He knows more about family with others who have chosen to us than we do. Included in that knowl- follow the same path.

The fourth point of our directionedge is a plan for our very best. al compass is to engage our world.

It is unfortunate that many people At Sequim Worship Center, we view mistakenly think that God’s Word is our purpose as “Sharing Good News all about rules designed to keep them from the edge of the Olympic Mounfrom having “fun.”

The truth is God’s Word is the revela- tains to the Ends of the Earth.”

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Engaging our world simply means sharing what we have learned and received with others.

This is a multifaceted opportunity.

It can be as close as sharing care for a neighbor who may be going through a difficult time to supporting missionaries who serve on the other side of the globe.

It is the investment of our lives through our time, talents and/or treasure to make a difference in someone else’s life just as that difference has been made in ours.

As I said before, it’s not that we have it all figured out, we just want to share the discoveries that we have found in our journey.

If these areas of Worship, Investigation, Relationships and Engaging our world (or W.I.R.E.) interest you, we invite you to take a closer look.

It would be an honor to share in your journey with you. We really can do this better together than alone.

Sequim Worship Center meets each Sunday at 10:45 a.m. at 640 N. Sequim Ave., next to the Sequim Library.

It is not about trying to change the things we can’t like the weather.

It’s about changing the things we can like us.

Sequim Worship Center

Sunday Service: 10:45 a.m.

640 N. Sequim Avenue • 683-7981 Rev. David L. Westman www.sequimworshipcenter.org

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“Sharing Good News from the edge of the Olympic Mountains to the Ends of the Earth.”

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St Matthew Lutheran Church

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NOW ENROLLING FOR THIS FALL!!!

On the corner of 13th and Lincoln 132 E. 13th Street Port Angeles WA 98362 360-457-4122 stmatthewportangeles.org

Sunday Worship Service at 10am and 7pm

Sunday Bible Study and Sunday School at 8:45

“And I will remember their sins and their lawless deeds no more.”

St Matthew… where families worship as a family.

For the past several years we striven to make our mission statement known through our actions in the community. We encourage you to look on our website for opportunities to either join in or utilize some of the many things we offer concerning our mercy munity in the Port Angeles community. From offer many parenting education opportunities, marriage enrichment retreats, financial planning classes.

Another way in which we strive to show the mercy of Christ is through The Capernaum Center For Autism. This is a ministry of St. Matthew that is dedicated to walking alongside families in our community

touched by Autism with the peace of Christ. This is done through engaging the community impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorders through respite, navigation and therapy services.

Some of the other ministries that you are also invited to participate in is our Reverse Potlucks. Every three months we collect hot and cold dishes that we distribute to local domestic violence shelters. We also have weekly free community dinners each Wednesday. Also, we look forward every year to participating in our Giving Tree, collecting Christmas gifts for several families in our area.

into the darkness being ambassadors of the one who called us into the light. Of course, many of our programs double as evangelism efforts, the Community Free Dinner, or the work done through the Capernaum Center. However, there are many other ways we intentionally spread the news of Christ is through the work of the ladies guild, the Lutheran Women Missionary League. We also have booths at the fair and many community events, Participate in the Seattle Seaman's Center Ministry, door to door prayer canvasing programs, as well as annual events. Starting this spring on APRIL 1st, we will be offering $1 movie nights. We will be showing (2014).

There will be childcare available for your little ones. Along with

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“Go…” this command of Christ we take seriously. We reach out

Over 14,000 meals and Going Strong!

FREE COMMUNITY DINNER

Life together is centered around our mercy and witness ministries.

However, in addition to these activities, programs such as our 1st Annual Lutheran Golfing Championship. With a date of the tournament TBD, our congregation is throwing down the golfing gauntlet to Trinity Lutheran Church of Port Angels. At St. Matthew, often get together as a family around meals at Oktoberfest and for BBQ’s. Additionally, we have an annual picnic, Semi Annual Shooting competition at the Peninsula Rifle & Pistol Club, a weekly Men’s Breakfast, a monthly ladies Lunch Bunch, serving opportunities, and so much more.

You loved us and so will your kids!

3yr old Preschool T, Th Kindergarten Readiness M, W, F Call 457-4122 St Matthew Lutheran Church 132 E. 13th Street Port Angeles WA 98362

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EVERY Wednesday night at 5:30pm

a movie that will be appropriate for them. There will also be refreshments available. Along with what we do locally, globally we support a missionary in East Africa and another missionary in Shanghai China. We also have a web ministry via our website and Facebook page. Look for even more to come!