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Twice a month, on the second and fourth Tuesday, we meet in the Bishop Katharine Lounge to share a meal and discuss a topic. One person cooks. Someone else leads the discussion. Both roles rotate. The doors open for setup at 7am; newcomers are welcome to drop in any time.

Join on Wednesday mornings online for Lectio Divina, a contemplative study of next Sunday’s Gospel readings. Meditate on the readings ahead of time and enjoy a deeper connection with the liturgy during services.

Would you like a dedicated time and space to focus on your writing? Come to Scribes on Fridays. Drop-ins and newcomers are welcome.

A quiet service spoken in Elizabethan English (Rite I in the Book of Common Prayer). Afterward, come to Simpson Hall for coffee, tea, snacks, conversation, and a fireplace.

Explore some of the implications of the "new perspective on Paul," so termed by Bishop NT Wright, seeing Paul in his Jewish context, facilitated by Craig Massie. Each adult ed class is offered twice: first at 9:15am-10:15am, and again at noon-1pm; drop in at whichever time is convenient for you.

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 Hall for coffee, tea, snacks, conversation, and a fireplace.

Explore some of the implications of the "new perspective on Paul," so termed by Bishop NT Wright, seeing Paul in his Jewish context, facilitated by Craig Massie. Each adult ed class is offered twice: first at 9:15am-10:15am, and again at noon-1pm; drop in at whichever time is convenient for you.

Music to include THE Toccata and Fugue in D minor; Boëllmann’s Gothic Suite; music from The Lord of the Rings film trilogy; and music from Disney’s Fantasia. Sundays@3 is a public concert series (free to attend) that's been bringing a wide variety of high-quality music to Corvallis since 1997.

A unique offering in the state of Oregon, this contemplative, candlelit service offers a chance to pause against the backdrop of candlelight, Gregorian chant, polyphony, and other ancient music sung by the Good Sam Schola Cantorum.