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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry sends pastoral word on the death of Tyre Nichols

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry sends pastoral word on the death of Tyre Nichols

Protesters march down the street Friday, Jan. 27, 2023, in Memphis, Tennessee, as authorities release police video showing five Memphis officers beating Tyre Nichols, whose death resulted in murder charges and provoked outrage at the countryâ€...
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Friday, February 17 from 5:30-9:30 p.m.: Parent's Night Out

It’s that time again! Let us entertain the kids with a Pizza dinner and fun while you’re out having fun! Click the link to register https://incarnationsantarosa.breezechms.com/form/e478e944122
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Tyre Nichols Vigil, January 30, 2023

Tyre Nichols Vigil, January 30, 2023

In cities and towns across Northern California, community members gathered for conversation, vigils, and marches to remember Tyre Nichols, express their anger, and to encourage each other to continue to work to end the senseless deaths of citizen...
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​Are you curious? Come, discover Sung Prayer.

​Are you curious? Come, discover Sung Prayer.

Bring your voice and your attention. Robin guides us through the repetition of simple songs. If you are familiar with Taizé, you already have an idea of the kind of music we sing; and indeed, some of our songs come from the Taizé community. You...
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Congratulations to Angels Among Us!

Congratulations to Angels Among Us!

At our Annual Parish Meeting we recognized three saints of our congregation as unsung heroes--those who serve in ways that might not always be noticed. Congratulations to this year's Angels Among Us: Barry May, Peggy Zimmerman, and Allan Bolchazy!
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2023 St. Dorothy's Rest Camp Dates Are Here

2023 St. Dorothy's Rest Camp Dates Are Here

We are pleased to announce that registration for the 2023 Camp Season at St. Dorothy's Rest is officially open! Don't wait - register today! We look forward to welcoming you back for the 2023 season. Click here for details and registration htt...
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Needlepoint Kneeler Project Update

Needlepoint Kneeler Project Update

Our first meeting is Sunday, February 12, 11:30 a.m. in Short Hall and we still have room for more volunteers. This past fall our vestry approved a project proposed by Diane Schoenrock to create needlepointed kneeler covers for the altar rail...
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Introducing Our New Pastoral Care Coordinator, the Rev. Katie Evenbeck

Introducing Our New Pastoral Care Coordinator, the Rev. Katie Evenbeck

We're delighted to announce that in February we will be welcoming the Rev. Katie Evenbeck as a new member of our staff and clergy team to help support us in caring for our members, especially those who are lonely, sick, grieving, or for any reaso...
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Preparing for Our Annual Meeting

Preparing for Our Annual Meeting

2022 Annual Report and 2023 Candidate Bios 2022 Treasurer's Report and 2023 Budget Participating in the Annual Meeting Immediately after the 10:15 service this Sunday, January 29, lunch will be served in Farlander Hall. You can begin l...
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January 29, 2023: This Week at Sunday School

Classes for all ages meet at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays. Here's this week's preview: Godly Play (preschool-elementary, in Room 3): This week we explore the Parable of the Good Sheperd. Youth Group (middle and high school, in Conference Room). ...
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People decide to visit a church for lots of different reasons, often because they're at some sort of transition point in their lives. Maybe you're a longtime Episcopalian; maybe you have experience in another faith tradition; or maybe you've never been to a faith community at all.

Whoever you are, and wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you enrich us with your presence, and there's a place for you here.

Learn more about visiting Incarnation.

Incarnation is located at 550 Mendocino Avenue in downtown Santa Rosa, just south of the corner with Cherry Street.

Our church parking lot is located around the corner at 636 Cherry Street. The lot often fills up for our Sunday morning services. Additional free church parking is available in the small gravel lot at the corner of Mendocino and Cherry, or in the city garage at 521 7th Street (free on Sundays), which is a two-minute walk from the church. Finally, street parking is also free on Sundays.

We're also located close to several bus lines, and we have a bike rack in the central courtyard.

Children aren't just the church's future—they're an essential part of our faith community right now. At Incarnation we strive to serve our kids' growing faith, and we know they have much to teach adults, too. Children are always welcome in worship: any age, any time.

Learn more about our children's ministries.

Episcopal worship follows an ancient pattern that dates to the earliest days of the Christian church. The first half of the Eucharist is the Liturgy of the Word the second half is the Liturgy of the Table, also called Holy Communion. If you've spent time in Episcopal, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, or Eastern Orthodox churches, much of our liturgy will seem familiar. If you're unfamiliar with liturgical Christian worship, don't worry. You're welcome to participate as fully as is right for you, or to just relax into the liturgy and let the rest of the congregation carry you in worship.

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