Sunday Eucharist | 10:30 (Choral)
Why I am here: Aaron Scott
Not just talking the talk from the pulpit, but also walking the walk in the community.
Community & Parish Life
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Introducing Eric Figueroa, Residential Caretaker
"My goal is to make our community life clean and safe."
Sharing the Harvest!
Our Greening Ministry will be setting up a table in the back of Wells Hall during coffee hour on Sundays during the summer so we can share the harvest of our home vegetable and flower gardens with one other. Please…
The Power of Two is active at Christ Church!
Tuesday, April 8th, Dax Foxx, founder and executive director of Power of Two*, (www.thepowertwo.org) held their Open House, to officially start their use of (what used to be) our nursery for their Youth Club program. We had lots of fun…
Living at the Corner of Division and K Street
“Which of these … was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of the robbers?’” (Luke 10:36) As many of you may notice, we have fire damage in the pass-through from parking lot to the courtyard. On…
Cathedral Day 2024
Over 150 people were individually received or confirmed by the bishop in a glorious service at St. Mark's cathedral on Saturday, April 27. Folks from Christ Church accompanied King and Dee Schoenfeld, and Michael and Kathy Collier as they were received into the Episcopal Church.
Families & Children
Children and families have always been a part of Christ Church. We welcome children (and adults), wiggles and all!
Practicing Community
Friendships at Christ Church are built over meals, playing, working, living, and loving together. We gather over (good!) coffee and nibbles every Sunday after each morning service. We share soup and salad once a month at Evening Prayer at Table, and we work together to celebrate special occasions with feasts!
Music & Art
Music plays a vital role in the life of Christ Church, both in worship and in the congregation’s outreach to the greater Tacoma community.
Architecture
Paul Thiry’s soaring brutalist sanctuary, with its felicitous combination of natural native materials, wood, concrete, and stained glass, provides an inviting, resonant space for liturgy enhanced by music and the visual arts.