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Clergy renew ordination vows in cathedral rites
Nearly 100 clergy from across the Diocese of Los Angeles gathered at St. John's Cathedral March 31 for the annual Chrism Mass and renewal of vows service. Bishop-elect Antonio J. Gallardo L. celebrated the Eucharist, and Bishop John Harvey Taylor preached the homily. Cathedral Interim Dean Anne Sawyer welcomed all to the liturgy at which holy oils were blessed and distributed. Read more here. Watch video of service here.
Group photo by Ruben Cortez; sacristy photo by Bishop Taylor.
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Applications open for Diocesan Innovation Grants welcoming children in worship
Applications for the second round of Diocesan Innovation Grants through the diocesan Office of Christian Formation, Children, Youth has opened April 1. More than $80,000 is allotted for grants and scholarships in this funding cycle.
Timeline for 2026 grant cycle is available here on the Diocesan Innovation Grants webpage. Focused on welcoming children into intergenerational worship, the grants are a part of the Immersed in Worship Program.
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Applications welcome for 2026 Certificate in Lifelong Christian Formation
Forma and Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) have opened applications for 2026 Certificate in Lifelong Christian Formation.
This yearlong certificate (August–May) equips formation leaders in the Episcopal Church with theological grounding, practical tools, mentorship, and spiritual direction, rooted in real ministry context. Through online learning and a 5-day residency at VTS, participants grow in confidence, competence, and resilience as leaders who shape faith across the lifespan.
Applications are due April 16, program begins August 1. Residency at VTS will be from Sept. 28 and Oct. 2, 2026. Tuition is $2,500 with payment plans and limited scholarships available. Application and additional information here. Contact Samantha Clare at sclare@vts.edu with questions.
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Churchwide annual Good Friday Offering to support Jerusalem and Middle East
Donations to The Episcopal Church Good Friday Offering will support life-giving ministries in the three-diocese Anglican Province of Jerusalem and the Middle East, including St. George’s, Baghdad; the eye clinic in Ras Morbat, Yemen; the Al Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza; and numerous other institutions identified by their dioceses.
The Episcopal Church has held a Good Friday Offering to support Christians in the Middle East beginning in the aftermath of World War I and through to the present day. Gifts may be made through congregations or directly by individual donors.
"We do not know what the political future of the Holy Land will be; but whatever that future, our siblings in Christ in The Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East will continue to serve God’s people through their congregations, hospitals, schools, orphanages, and humanitarian aid programs," said Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe. "These vital ministries serve people of all faiths without distinction, bearing witness to the power of hope and healing across divides."
Learn more and donate to the Good Friday Offering here.
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Diocesan Office Closure April 3
The diocesan offices at St. Paul's Commons will be closed Friday, April 3, in observance of Good Friday. Offices will re-open Monday, April 6.
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The Rev. Canon Paul Edwards dies at 93; April 11 service set for Emmanuel, Fullerton
By EN Staff
The Rev. Canon Paul D. Edwards – rector of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Fullerton, from 1963 to 1994 – died peacefully March 18 at age 93.
Survivors include his three sons – George, John Paul (Lisa), and Robert (Michelle), rector of St. Margaret’s, San Juan Capistrano – nine grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Edwards was predeceased by his wife, Anita, in 2022.
A celebration of his life is scheduled for 11 a.m. April 11 at Emmanuel Church, 1145 W. Valencia Mesa Drive, Fullerton. Bishop John Harvey Taylor will officiate. Attendees are asked to consider carpools and ridesharing as parking is limited.
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L.A. summer young-adult Taiwan trip application deadline extended to April 10
By EN Staff
Young adults ages 18-30 are invited to apply for a mission experience in the Episcopal Diocese of Taiwan, a companion diocese of the Diocese of Los Angeles. Set for June 25-July 8, the trip will be hosted by the Diocese of Taiwan, and co-led by the Rev. Hsin-fen "Fennie" Chang and Missy Morain, L.A. diocesan missioner for Christian formation, children and youth ministries. The experience will include visits to churches and church schools, and sharing in leadership of the Northern Region Children’s Camp, a summer day-camp for children. Participants also will visit night markets, museums, and multiple cities in both the northern and southern regions of the diocese. Application and more information are available here.
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Donations requested for families affected by ICE activity
Hollywood supplies low
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Hollywood is collecting essential supplies for families affected by recent ICE activity. Because pantry inventory is running low, donations are urgently needed to help meet immediate needs, including food, hygiene products, cleaning supplies, and household basics.
Those who prefer to contribute financially can also donate through the links and payment options listed on the flyer at left.
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All-diocese confirmation service set for May 9 at St. John's Cathedral; pre-registration requested
This spring's all-diocese confirmation service will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 9 at St. John's Cathedral. Bishop John Harvey Taylor will preside and confirm candidates presented by any congregation that does not have an episcopal visitation this year. A registration form -- to be completed by clergy in charge, wardens, or administrators in congregations -- is here.
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Visiting Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Placentia
March 29, 2026
When I met with the vestry of the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Placentia after Palm and Passion Sunday services, we sat in low chairs gathered in a cozy circle in one of the new preschool classrooms. When the parish’s 65-unit Santa Angelina affordable and permanent supportive housing development opened in 2024, its famed Early Childhood Center had to give up two of it classrooms, so it got two new spaces of its own in the brand new $2 million parish hall complex.
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Speaking at Saint Matthias Episcopal Church, Whittier
March 28, 2026
During Lent, the people of Saint Matthias Episcopal Church in Whittier kept their hearts so firmly fixed on Jesus Christ that they took their eye off the ball.
On Thursday evening, I was the final speaker in a five-week series on aspects of our Lord’s life and teaching. Only on arriving for a delicious potluck at 6 p.m. did I realize that the event coincided with the Dodger-Diamondback season opener. I reckoned the healthy attendance purely as a gesture of respect for the Risen One.
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Diocese of Pennsylvania’s Transformation Initiative envisions new uses for 26 church properties
[Episcopal News Service] Here’s a number that has weighed on the minds of Episcopal leaders in the Diocese of Pennsylvania and on the budgets of some of the diocese’s 136 congregations: 2.5 million.
That is how much space in square feet the diocese determined was underutilized across all its church properties, many of them more than 100 years old and bearing high maintenance costs.
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Hundreds of Episcopalians join presiding bishop, church leaders in virtual Palm Sunday vigil
[Episcopal News Service] Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe hosted an evening Palm Sunday vigil on March 29 via Zoom for Episcopalians to pray together for God’s “blessing on our witness” during Holy Week.
“We will, by our witness, show our communities that The Episcopal Church follows the commandment to love our neighbors as ourselves,” Rowe said in his reflection during the vigil. “We will bear witness to the truth that what causes hardship and pain for the most vulnerable among us causes all of us to suffer.”
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TUESDAYS, 10 – 10:30 a.m.
Episcopal Church Immigration Updates
Via Zoom
Join Episcopal Migration Ministries and the Office of Government Relations every Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET for 30-minute updates on U.S. immigration policy and how Episcopal congregations and communities are responding. Spanish interpretation is available. Register here.
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, 9:15 – 10:15 a.m.
Community Yoga Class
St. James Episcopal Church
1325 Monterey Road, South Pasadena
Community yoga is an inclusive and accessible gathering for people of all ages and skill levels. Please bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. Beginners are welcome. $15 per class, $120 for a 10-class pass. A collaboration between Caitlyn Ference-Saunders, RYT500 and St. James' Episcopal Church. We respect the history of yoga as a holistic South Asian practice. Our classes are offered with cultural respect and religious neutrality in mind. All are welcome.
TUESDAYS, 4:30 - 6 p.m.
Teen Tuesdays
St. Francis Episcopal
2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates
The new St. Francis Youth Group meets Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Parish Hall! This weekly gathering is a relaxed “study hall” style hangout where teens (ages 13–18) can come after school to do homework, enjoy pizza and snacks, play games, and share in a short devotional. It’s a space to unwind, connect with friends, and grow in faith together. The Youth Group is a joint ministry of St. Francis and Wayfarers Chapel, and all teens in the community are invited to join—so bring your friends! Come for the pizza. Stay for the friendship and faith.
For more information contact Shelley Reece, missioner of programming and youth, at shelley.reece@stfrancispalosverdes.org
WEDNESDAYS, 10 a.m.
Midweek Holy Eucharist
St. Francis Episcopal Church
2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates
Join us for a peaceful midweek Holy Eucharist service, celebrated with hymns and prayers from Rite II in our Chapel. Each week we include the collect for the saint commemorated in the church calendar. It’s a wonderful opportunity to pause, reflect, and be renewed in the middle of your week. All are welcome!
WEDNESDAYS IN LENT
February 25, March 4, 11, 18, and 25, 5:30 p.m.
Disastrous Dinner Parties
St. Francis Episcopal
2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates
More information: https://www.stfrancispalosverdes.org/
We’re pulling up a chair to some of the most unforgettable meals in the Gospels — the ones where Jesus said the quiet part out loud, challenged the seating chart, corrected the host, and completely rearranged the room. We’ll gather for food, conversation, and a closer look at the table moments where Jesus disrupted expectations and revealed the upside-down values of the Kingdom of God. Each week includes dinner, teaching, and thoughtful discussion. Come hungry — for good food and good questions.
All are welcome. Bring a friend. Childcare will be available at all the Lenten dinners.
WEDNESDAYS, 6:10 p.m.
Weekly Taize service
All Saints Episcopal Church, Pasadena
132 N Euclid St., Pasadena
Info: jeanniecobb@me.com
Come join this time of quiet worship when we still our busy minds and listen for a word from God. Take a deep breath, join in the singing of short, repetitive chants, and feel the Spirit around you. A small instrumental ensemble supports our prayers as we sing. The reading of scripture, spaces of silence, and intercessory prayer are also part of the experience. All are welcome.
WEDNESDAYS, 7 p.m.
Women's Lectionary Study
St. Francis Episcopal Church
2200 Via Rosa, Palos Verdes Estates
Join us every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Library for Women’s Lectionary Study. We’re exploring scripture through “A Women’s Lectionary for the Whole Church – Year W” by Rev. Dr. Wilda Gafney, discovering fresh perspectives that center women’s voices and experiences in the Bible. You don’t need the book, and you don’t need to attend every week— just come as you are to listen, learn, and share in open, thought-provoking conversation. Everyone is welcome — men and women alike!
THURSDAYS, 7-7:30 a.m.
Churches for Middle East Peace weekly calls on Holy Land conflict
Via Zoom
Join weekly briefings on the Israel-Hamas war hosted by Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP), of which The Episcopal Church is a founding member and active on the board. CMEP mobilizes Christians in the United States to advocate for equality, human rights, security, and justice for Israelis, Palestinians, and all people of the Middle East. Learn more and register.
THURSDAYS, 10-10:30 a.m.
Episcopal Public Policy Network/Office of Government Relations weekly calls
Via Zoom
Join these 30-minute conversations each Thursday with Office of Government Relations staff members, who share an overview of the political environment and legislative outlook, offer advocacy tips, and answer questions. Register here.
THURSDAYS, 7 p.m.
Episcopal Students of UCLA
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
580 Hilgard Ave., Los Angeles
Information: episcopalstudentsucla@gmail.com
We are a group of Christians, looking to further our relationship with God and strengthen our bonds in Christian community. Meeting in the library at St. Alban's Episcopal Church (right near campus), we are a welcoming community whose goal is to live out the truth of the gospel through spiritual growth, community experience, and service.
FIRST SATURDAYS, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Dress a Girl Around the World Sewing Ministry
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
242 E. Alvarado St., Pomona
All are invited to participate in St. Paul's sewing ministry, creating dresses for the Dress a Girl Around the World project. Experienced sewing is not required! Please email seniorwarden@stpaulspomona.org to attend.
THIRD SUNDAYS, 7:30 p.m.
Nightsong: A Service of Compline
St. Augustine by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
1227 4th St. Santa Monica
Still your soul at Nightsong - a meditative chanted service led by vocalists. This ethereal form of the beloved Episcopal service of Compline creates space for us to lay our anxieties to rest as we seek peace and restoration. Nightsong is held regularly on the third Sunday of each month, live-streaming.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 7 p.m.
Open Baptism at the Easter Vigil
On Holy Saturday, St. Michael and All Angels in Corona del Mar is offering the waters of baptism to everyone.
Have you been thinking about baptism? Never had the opportunity — or even been turned away elsewhere? You are welcome here.
Adults, teens, and infants welcome. No prior arrangements needed — just come a little early and speak with an usher.
Come and experience the beauty of the Easter Vigil and new life in Christ.
Spread the word — this invitation is for all!
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 7:30 p.m. in the Church
Maundy Thursday Service with Foot Washing
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
This beautiful evening service recalls the last supper Jesus shared with his disciples. The congregation is invited to participate in the washing of the feet, symbolic of the servant ministry Jesus instituted with the disciples. Thomas Diaz will give the homily. The Trouvères offer music. This is a Spanish/English liturgy. If you can't join us in-person, stream the service here. Parking is available at Plaza Las Fuentes.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. in the Church
The Great Three Hours
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
Members of the pastoral staff offer five meditations on the meaning of the crucifixion in our own time. Each meditation is part of a fabric of worship and reflection that includes hymns, scripture, prayers and silence. Canterbury and Coventry Choirs offer music of Hella Johnson, Barrett, Hogan, Conte, Ritchie, Gjielo, Chilcot, Mawby and Bach. If you can't join us in-person, stream the service here.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 6:00 p.m. on the Quad Lawn
Stations of the Cross — A Journey Through Pasadena
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
We will journey through Pasadena and recreate events that encompassed Jesus’ journey carrying his cross from the Hall of Pilate where he was condemned to death to the site of his execution on Golgotha, reflecting, and praying at each station.
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 7:30 p.m. in the Church
Tenebrae: Service of Shadows
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena 91101
This ancient candlelight service commemorates the somber in-between-time of waiting, offering an opportunity to grieve Jesus’ death and sense a glimmer of hope of the resurrection. Coventry Choir Renaissance Singers offer music. Jonathan Stoner offers a meditation. Validated parking os available in Plaza las Fuentes for all Good Friday services. If you can't join us in-person, stream the service here.
HOLY SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 4:00 p.m. in the Church
Family Easter Vigil
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
Celebrate the conclusion of Holy Week and beginning of Easter with children leading this service through reading and music. Unidad offer music. Tim Rich offers a meditation. Bring a bell to ring at the Easter proclamation! If you can't join us in-person, stream the service here.
HOLY SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 7:30 p.m. in the Church
The Great Vigil of Easter
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
The service begins on the lawn with the kindling of the fire and lighting of the Paschal candle, then proceeds into the church to experience the stories of our faith. You’re invited to bring bells to ring during the Gloria. The journey continues into the church to celebrate the first Eucharist of Easter. Canterbury Chamber Singers offer music of Shaw; Susie Glaze offers folk song, Long Lonesome Way. Incense will be used in this service. If you can't join us in-person, stream the service here.
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., & 11:15 a.m. in the Church
Easter Festive Eucharists
All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 N. Euclid Avenue, Pasadena
We celebrate the resurrection amidst a blaze of candles, and beautiful flowers. Tim Rich preaches. At 7:00 a.m. Elliot Z. Levine offers music; at 9 & 11:15 a.m. Coventry and Canterbury choirs and Trouvères, and soloists offer music of Rentz, White, McKenzie, and Hancock. Normal Sunday parking is available in Kaiser and Plaza Las Fuentes. Childcare will be available 8:00 a.m.– 1:00 p.m. If you can't join us in-person, stream the 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. services here.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 2026 — 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Episcopal Pride Alliance Lecture Series: “Girard & the Lucifer Effect”
St. Wilfrid of York Episcopal Church, Huntington Beach
18631 Chapel Lane, Huntington Beach - Sacquety Hall
The Episcopal Pride Alliance (EPA) at St. Wilfrid of York invites all to an afternoon lecture and conversation exploring René Girard and “the Lucifer Effect,” with a focus on scapegoating, belonging, and the spiritual work of community repair. All are welcome.
Register here.
SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2026 4 p.m.
The Newfangled Four
St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church
6201 E. Willow St., Long Beach
From Southern California, The Newfangled Four is one of the top barbershop quartets in the world, performing all around the United States, as well as internationally. Combining old-fashioned slapstick humor with their quirky offbeat comedy, The Newfangled Four merges their talents as top-notch harmony singers and world class entertainers. Free-will offering, with a reception to follow.
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Pilgrimage to Spain
Holy Trinity Church, Covina, and Blessed Sacrament, Placentia, with NAWAS International Travel
October 13 - 24 2026
Join the the Rev. Steven De Muth and the Rev. Barrett Van Buren in a pilgrimage to Fatima, Lourdes, and Spain with Avila and Barcelona. Explore Holy places and historic sites throughout the Iberian Peninsula and France as we trace the footsteps of the three shepherd children at the Cova da Iria in Fátima, spend time with Teresa of Ávila, mystic and writer of The Interior Castle and more, participate in an evening torchlight procession on our way to the famous grotto of our Lady in Lourdes, visit majestic Madrid, the royal city and the Prado, the Archabbey of Montserrat and with the beloved Black Madonna. Finally, enjoy a few days in Barcelona and see the hopefully completed Sagrada Familia, and much more.
Full trip information pamphlet here. For more information, contact padresteve@holytrinitycovina.com or 626.967.3939
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Journey to the Holy Land
All Saints, Riverside, and friends, with Qumri Pilgrimages
February 2027
Join All Saints Episcopal Church, Riverside, in a Journey to the Holy Land led by the Rt. Rev. Diane M. Jardine Bruce and the Rev. Canon Kelli Grace Kurtz, with local guides Canon Iyad Qumri and Rami Qumri. For more information, email PilgrimKGK@gmail.com
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Interfaith Refugee and Immigration Service
Assemble “Essentials Kits”, organizing drives for essential items for immigrant and refugee families, set up fundraiser events for IRIS, facilitating workshops for clients, or suggest an idea of your own. Visit the IRIS volunteer page to get involved.
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Seeds of Hope
Volunteer with Seeds of Hope at free farmers’ markets, gardens, and compost sites, which all rely on volunteers. From lifting boxes to planting seeds, every hand makes a difference.
To join, fill out the volunteer form here pick what you want to do, and join the crew.
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Food Pantry
Our Saviour Center
4368 Santa Anita Avenue, El Monte
Lend a hand on Tuesdays and Thursdays and the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m., rain or shine, to help us help the neediest families in our community. Volunteers should be age 16 and up. Street parking is available on Santa Anita, McGirk and Lambert avenues. For information or to sign up, email info@our-center.org. Volunteers may fill out a volunteer form here.
| | HUNTINGTON BEACH: Youth Director. St. Wilfrid’s Episcopal Church is seeking a Youth Director who will be responsible for guiding youth, grades 6-12, in their understanding of themselves and their Christian faith. Duties include organizing social and faith-based youth events centered on belonging, community building, and appreciating their self-worth. The Youth Director should be a strong leader by example and knowledge, and will help to build strong leaders in the church from the youth community. A detailed job description can be found here. | SANTA CLARITA. Director of Children's Education. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. The role of the Director of Children’s Education will be to develop and execute strategies, curriculum and related programs for St. Stephen’s Episcopal Preschool that create an environment for children to grow and thrive in their pursuit of early childhood education, socialization, and spiritual foundations. This position reports to the Rector and is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the preschool including staff management and Summer Vacation Bible School. Details and application information here. | LAGUNA BEACH. Director of Parish Operations and Digital Systems. St. Mary's Episcopal Church is seeking someone who will bring clarity, structure, and momentum to complex incomplete systems and evolving workflows. Duties include maintenance of parish records and sacramental documentation, coordination of event logistics, bills, deposits, payroll coordination, and more. This is a part-time position, with a pay range of $24.00–$28.00 per hour, based on years of relevant experience in office management. Candidates interested in this position should email a cover letter and resume to parishoffice@stmaryslb.org. Note Subject line as Office Manager, Attention: Linda Bratcher. Details and application information here. | LONG BEACH: Organist and Director of Music. St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church is seeking a talented Organist and Director of Music to begin on Jan. 1, 2026. This essential role involves playing the organ and/or piano for all worship services, directing and leading the adult choir, and collaborating closely with the clergy to plan and enhance the music for all liturgical seasons. Key administrative responsibilities include overseeing the maintenance of the church's musical instruments and managing the music budget. We are looking for a dedicated musician to sustain and grow our vibrant musical tradition. Salary will be negotiated based on experience and qualifications. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Allen Stout, the Bishop’s Warden, at astout1176@gmail.com or 714.381.5910 | LOS ANGELES: Part-time Sexton. St. John’s Cathedral is seeking a part-time Sexton (20 hours per week) to assist with the care and upkeep of its historic campus. This important role helps ensure the cathedral remains a welcoming place for worship, prayer, and local gatherings. Responsibilities include facility cleaning, basic maintenance, event setup, and helping prepare spaces for services and activities. Candidates should be dependable, physically able to assist with light maintenance and setup tasks, and able to work Sundays and major church holidays. Full job description here. To apply, please email churchoffice@stjohnsla.org | LOS ANGELES. Part-Time. Executive Assistant. St. Philip’s Episcopal Church is seeking an executive assistant to assist with office tasks and management 18 hours per week. Executive assistant will help manage calendars of appointments and deadlines as requested by priests; handle email and call responses for the priests, wardens and vestry; help music leaders with copies of music and communication; and coordinate communication with the cantor and the organist. More information here. To apply, send a letter of introduction and resume to Shirley Smith at sandgsmith18@gmail.com. | PASADENA: Part-Time Youth Associate, All Saints Church. Reports to director of Children, Youth, and Families. Hours: 12 hours/week, Sept 2025 through June 2026; Wednesdays and Sundays required (non-exempt position). Compensation: $20/hour. The ideal candidate will have a heart for serving youth, spiritual maturity, a commitment to continual spiritual and personal development, and a desire to make a positive impact on the lives of youth in our community. As a youth associate, you will work closely with our youth minister and director of Children, Youth, and Families to plan, organize, and implement programs that support the spiritual, emotional, and social needs of our youth. Full job description here. | WOODLAND HILLS: Part-time director of Children’s and Families Ministry. Prince of Peace Episcopal Church. Consistent with all other positions at Prince of Peace (POP), the goal of this position is to “know, love, and serve Jesus as Savior and Lord, to share His healing and transformation with all people.” Additionally. The Children’s and Families Ministry (CFM) director maintains “a safe place to grow in faith, have fun in fellowship, live the Word and share God’s love” with all children and families. Full description here. To apply, send cover letter and resume to jobs@popwh.org with “Children Ministry” in the subject line. | | |
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