Methow Episcopal Fellowship
An Episcopal Church in the Methow Valley
We are a lay-led Episcopal fellowship serving Winthrop, Twisp, and Mazama, Carlton and Methow.
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Join us 5 PM every Sunday at the log cabin church in Winthrop across from East 20 Pizza (and on Zoom) unless other service arrangements are announced in the weekly email newsletter.
Sunday School for K-5 is held during the middle part of the service. Youth Group (middle school and older) schedule in newsletter. Reach out for more information.
Sign up for our fellowship email for the latest information on services, gatherings, and events.
Join us this Lenten season
Join us this Lenten season
...as we walk the way of the cross together.
"We are always the 'stable' into which the Christ is born anew. All we really do is keep our stable honest and humble, and the Christ will surely be born." Richard Rohr
Who we are
Who we are
Thank you for visiting us online! We are a joyful and growing lay-led faith community of open and affirming Christians from all backgrounds and ages worshiping in the Episcopal church tradition. All seekers are welcome.
Our four pillars at Methow Episcopal are worship, fellowship, spiritual formation, and ministry.
What we believe
What we believe
Episcopalians believe in a loving, liberating, and life-giving God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
We believe in following the teachings of Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection saved the world.
We believe that God loves you – no exceptions. We are open and affirming. All are welcome at the table.
How we gather
How we gather
We meet and sit in a circle at the log cabin church in Winthrop. Most services are also available via Zoom (details on both in our newsletter). We hope you will join us!
We worship at the log cabin church, located at 809 Highway 20 in Winthrop.
See a recent article in the Methow Valley News.
"We are always the 'stable' into which the Christ is born anew. All we really do is keep our stable honest and humble, and the Christ will surely be born." Richard Rohr
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