During Parish Nights, we gather as an entire parish around a meal in the Celebration Hall, then enjoy some lectionary-based conversation for the adults as well as activities for teens and children.  Contact Robin Lemke or Natalie Higashiyama with questions.

This service combines the morning prayer liturgy with listening prayer and Lectio Divina. Typically attended by 10-15 people seated in a circle, this is a time of strong connection—both to God and each other.

The Sewing Group meets in the Fireside / Memorial Room every Tuesday after Women’s Bible Study.  All ages and types of needlework welcome!

Women’s Bible Study meets weekly on Tuesday mornings and is open to all women who desire to study God's word and grow deeper in their faith. This fall, our study is titled Peaks and Valleys: Learning to Look to Christ in Life's Highs and Lows. Contact Evelyn Carlson or Robin Lemke with further questions.

Students in 6th-12th grade are invited to join us after church weekly for food, games, community, biblical teaching, and prayer.  Contact Deacon Ben with questions.

Join us for our Sunday morning worship service starting at 10:00 a.m.

If you are unable to join us in person, you can also participate in our service via livestream at advent.church/live.

Starting September 6, this four-week seminar explores the central tenets, history, and liturgical practice of the Anglican tradition. We will meet in the Memorial Room. Further questions? Contact Deacon Jeremiah.

Common Cup focuses on fostering a sense of community centered on our shared faith. Each session includes a brief group discussion, followed by smaller table conversations where we can connect and support one another, all while enjoying a warm cup of coffee.

Prime Timers is a monthly gathering for older adults in our parish. Meetings are themed and include a potluck meal. Reach out to Brad Maynard or Leslie Anndeherz with questions. Prime Timers meets in the Celebration Hall.

Analog is a spiritual haven for individuals 18-28. Join us for art, games, snacks, thoughtful discussion, and Compline.

Questions? Contact Deacon Jeremiah.

This service combines the morning prayer liturgy with listening prayer and Lectio Divina. Typically attended by 10-15 people seated in a circle, this is a time of strong connection—both to God and each other.

The Sewing Group meets in the Fireside / Memorial Room every Tuesday.  All ages and types of needlework welcome!

Join us for our Sunday morning worship service starting at 10:00 a.m.

If you are unable to join us in person, you can also participate in our service via livestream at advent.church/live.

Starting September 6, this four-week seminar explores the central tenets, history, and liturgical practice of the Anglican tradition. We will meet in the Memorial Room. Further questions? Contact Deacon Jeremiah.

Common Cup focuses on fostering a sense of community centered on our shared faith. Each session includes a brief group discussion, followed by smaller table conversations where we can connect and support one another, all while enjoying a warm cup of coffee.

This service combines the morning prayer liturgy with listening prayer and Lectio Divina. Typically attended by 10-15 people seated in a circle, this is a time of strong connection—both to God and each other.

The Sewing Group meets in the Fireside / Memorial Room every Tuesday.  All ages and types of needlework welcome!

Join us after service as we celebrate the end of summer with some ice cream!

Join us for our Sunday morning worship service starting at 10:00 a.m.

If you are unable to join us in person, you can also participate in our service via livestream at advent.church/live.

Come enjoy a cup of coffee, get to know Bishop Ken a little better, and ask him any questions you might have.

This service combines the morning prayer liturgy with listening prayer and Lectio Divina. Typically attended by 10-15 people seated in a circle, this is a time of strong connection—both to God and each other.

The Sewing Group meets in the Fireside / Memorial Room every Tuesday after Women’s Bible Study.  All ages and types of needlework welcome!

Join us for our Sunday morning worship service starting at 10:00 a.m.

If you are unable to join us in person, you can also participate in our service via livestream at advent.church/live.

Advent Anglican Woodinville supports a diverse cohort of missionaries. Join us this Sunday as we pray for these local and global mission partners. Find out more about these specific ministries, and experience a broader vision of the church universal. 

Sign up to donate blood at the church! Bloodworks Northwest will have a bus on site. This is a beautiful way to serve our neighbors.

Analog is a spiritual haven for individuals 18-28. Join us for art, games, snacks, thoughtful discussion, and Compline.

Questions? Contact Deacon Jeremiah.

Featuring silent time for personal prayer, scripture passages, and traditional prayers for the evening, Compline is offered as a space to breathe and encounter the Lord midway through the week. This contemplative service also employs candles, incense, and Taizé music. Join us as we lean into the silence and mystery of a centuries-old liturgical practice. 

The Sewing Group meets in the Fireside / Memorial Room every Tuesday after Women’s Bible Study.  All ages and types of needlework welcome!

Middle school students are invited to join us for a park day after church on Sunday, August 16th. We will head to Woodin Creek Park, eat some pizza, and play some games from 11:30-2pm or so. For more information, contact Deacon Ben!