At this time, our Sunday masses begin at 4pm
and are hybrid (online & in-person).
During the winter months (daylight time) our liturgies begin at 4pm.
Centering prayer is online only via zoom on Tuesdays
and in person at the GLC Chapel on Thursdays.
Sunday Liturgy will return to starting at 5:00 pm
on March 9, 2025 (Daylight Saving Time)
Zoom Advent Evening Prayer, Wednesday, December 18, 2024
at 7:00 pm (Pacific Time). ZOOM LINK WORSHIP AID
- SUNDAY LITURGY: Third Sunday in Advent, December 15, 2024, 4pm ZOOM LINK| YouTube LINK| Worship Aid. Every Sunday evening, we gather in-person and on zoom to celebrate mass together. If joining us online, you may wish to have bread and wine or something similar with you to participate in our communion. After mass, we invite our online attendees to stay for some social time.
- Centering Prayer, every Tuesday at 11am PDT - Contact Diane for more info This Centering Prayer group is currently gathering via zoom.
- Centering Prayer, every Thursday at 11am PDT Contact Mary Kay for more info
This Centering Prayer group is in person at the GLC Chapel.
Past Liturgies are archived on our youtube page and on our Facebook videos page.
Selected liturgies & homilies are viewable on
. Past Worship Aids can be found
As we regather for hybrid liturgies, things may look a bit different. Aware that things may change, and out of a dedication to protecting the most vulnerable among our community, our current recommendations include:
Masks optional.
No distancing required
Singing & communal recitation allowed (yes, we will have our choir)
Communion is offered in gluten free Eucharistic bread and consecrated red wine or white grape juice. Wine and grape juice is served in single use cups which are made from recycled plastic and recycled after use. (Not reused)
Instead of passing a basket for the offering, baskets will be placed at the entrances to the chapel for the offering. If you have been making your donations online or by mail, you may continue to do so.
We will not police vaccination status, but we encourage all who are able to get vaccinated.
You may notice that our worship leaders (priests, lectors, & cantors) remove their face masks when at the microphones for increased audio clarity. All of these individuals are fully vaccinated.
Please know that whether you join us online or in-person, you are an integral part of our community.
If you feel sick or have any symptoms of Covid-19 (fever/chills, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle/body aches, headache, loss of taste/smell, sore throat, congestion/runny nose, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, etc) we encourage you to stay home and join us online instead. (And to get tested for covid-19 before rejoining us.)
We
are continually monitoring updates from the county and public health
officials and will change our guidelines if necessary.
We invite you to join us on Zoom or in person for our liturgies. (Sunday Mass & Feast Day Liturgies are streamed to our youtube page.) You may find it useful to download and install zoom in advance of liturgy - which can be done on a smart phone, tablet, or computer. A video tutorial on how to use zoom can be found here and this document contains some helpful tips. Please reach out if you have questions or need assistance. We'd be happy to help.
For those participating from home, we invite you to create sacred space in your homes as you join us - some have found it useful to have bread and wine (or similar) at home to share in our communion meal and to have a candle lit. Worship aids for Sundays and major feast days will be uploaded a few hours before the service on the day of the liturgy.
Every Sunday evening, we gather in-person and on zoom to celebrate mass together. If joining us online, you may wish to have bread and wine or something similar with you to participate in our communion. After mass, we invite our online attendees to stay for some social time in breakout rooms.
.