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  • Church choir performing on stage with large pipe organ in the background.

    Choral Eucharist

    Choral Eucharist
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Sanctuary A traditional service accompanied by full choirs and organ. Click through to find out about Sunday School and other resources for young families. After the service, come to Simpson […]

  • Interior view of the church altar with candles and cross with the Schola Cantorum.

    Sung Compline

    Sung Compline
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    A unique offering in the state of Oregon, this contemplative, candlelit service - called Compline - offers a backdrop of candlelight, Gregorian chant, polyphony, and other ancient music sung by members of our choir. You are invited to use the space in the way you find most meaningful: listen, lie down, bring a blanket or […]

  • Shelf with religious books at The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan.

    Wednesday Bible Study

    Wednesday Scripture Study

    Join on Wednesday mornings, online at 10:30am, for Lectio Divina: a contemplative study of next Sunday’s Gospel readings. By meditating on the readings ahead of time, you can dig into their nuances and enjoy a deeper connection with the liturgy during services. The Lectio Divina Bible Study involves contemplation and discussion. Meditating on the gospel […]

  • Clergy administering communion to a parishioner during church service.

    Said Eucharist

    Said Eucharist
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Chapel A quiet service spoken in Elizabethan English (Rite I in the Book of Common Prayer). Afterward, come to Simpson Hall for coffee (volunteer for coffee hour), tea, snacks, conversation, […]

  • Church choir performing on stage with large pipe organ in the background.

    Choral Eucharist

    Choral Eucharist
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Sanctuary A traditional service accompanied by full choirs and organ. Click through to find out about Sunday School and other resources for young families. After the service, come to Simpson […]

  • Fire pit with flames at The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan.

    Youth Group (2nd Sunday)

    Youth Group
    Canterbury House 2615 NW Arnold Way, Corvallis, United States

    Fun, snacks and activities. All youth are welcome and encouraged to attend.

  • Interior view of the church altar with candles and cross with the Schola Cantorum.

    Sung Compline

    Sung Compline
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    A unique offering in the state of Oregon, this contemplative, candlelit service - called Compline - offers a backdrop of candlelight, Gregorian chant, polyphony, and other ancient music sung by […]

  • Shelf with religious books at The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan.

    Wednesday Bible Study

    Wednesday Scripture Study

    Join on Wednesday mornings, online at 10:30am, for Lectio Divina: a contemplative study of next Sunday’s Gospel readings. By meditating on the readings ahead of time, you can dig into […]

  • Clergy administering communion to a parishioner during church service.

    Said Eucharist

    Said Eucharist
    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Chapel A quiet service spoken in Elizabethan English (Rite I in the Book of Common Prayer). Afterward, come to Simpson Hall for coffee (volunteer for coffee hour), tea, snacks, conversation, […]

  • Cozy table setup with coffee, books, and cinnamon sticks for reflection.

    Adult Education: Acts and Ecstasy

    Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis, OR, United States

    Acts and Ecstasy What themes does the Book of Acts share in common with other Greco-Roman literature of the period? Facilitated by Dr. Denise Greaves