Worship Event

Join us on the first Sunday of each month for a beautiful, peaceful, reflective time of prayer using Taizé chant. We will sit together, sing, pray at the San Damiano cross, and light candles for our concerns and thanksgivings. You may come and go as you please, but we’ll sing and pray for 30-45 minutes […]

A number of the members of St. David of Wales in Portland gather every Friday at noon to “Say Their Names.” This form of worship began for us after the murder of George Floyd when Black activists asked us to say the names of those who had been unjustly killed—to remember them, acknowledge their grieving […]

The Corvallis Taizé Ensemble of Good Samaritan Episcopal Church leads Taizé Prayer every first Friday during the school year. Featuring the famous meditative chants of the Taizé Community led by an ensemble of singers and instrumentalists, this prayer service offers a peaceful repose from daily life and an opportunity to pray, sing, meditate, and light […]

Celtic Evening Prayer and Communion begins at 5 pm on the second Sunday of the month at Grace Memorial Episcopal Church. Come as you are and enter into a place of rest, prayer, and reflection. Our Celtic Evening Prayer and Holy Eucharist is a candle-lit service, emphasizing the contemplative side of worship with Celtic music. […]

A number of the members of St. David of Wales in Portland gather every Friday at noon to “Say Their Names.” This form of worship began for us after the murder of George Floyd when Black activists asked us to say the names of those who had been unjustly killed—to remember them, acknowledge their grieving […]

Monthly Taizé Service held on the Third Sunday of each month.

A number of the members of St. David of Wales in Portland gather every Friday at noon to “Say Their Names.” This form of worship began for us after the murder of George Floyd when Black activists asked us to say the names of those who had been unjustly killed—to remember them, acknowledge their grieving […]

A number of the members of St. David of Wales in Portland gather every Friday at noon to “Say Their Names.” This form of worship began for us after the murder of George Floyd when Black activists asked us to say the names of those who had been unjustly killed—to remember them, acknowledge their grieving […]