An intentionally inclusive and affirming church
Service Times
Sunday
10:00am - Sunday School
11:00am - Holy Eucharist Rite II
About St. Clare's Episcopal Church
St. Clare's Episcopal Church is a vibrant and welcoming community that embraces diversity and inclusivity with open arms. Located in the heart of the city, St. Clare's is more than just a place of worship—it is a safe haven for all individuals, including members of the LGBTQ+ community.
At St. Clare's, the core values of love, acceptance, and compassion guide every aspect of the church's mission. The community believes that every person, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, is created in the image of a loving God and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
Worship services at St. Clare's are characterized by joyful music, thought-provoking sermons, and a warm sense of fellowship. Whether you are a long-time member of the church or a first-time visitor, you will be embraced by a community that values your presence and seeks to nurture your spiritual growth.
Beyond Sunday services, St. Clare's offers a range of programs and ministries designed to foster connections and provide support.
St. Clare's Episcopal Church is not just a religious institution; it is a community that celebrates diversity, stands for inclusivity, and strives to create a world where all individuals are loved and accepted just as they are.
Our Dedicated Staff
Meet Our Staff
At St. Clare's Episcopal Church, our dedicated team is here to serve and support our community. Get to know the individuals who help guide our spiritual journey.
Rev. Rob Jerger
Vicar
Father Rob is a passionate advocate for social justice and inclusion, and he is committed to creating communities where all people feel welcome and loved.
Rev. Sheila Thrash
Deacon
Deacon Sheila is a graduate of The Iona School For Ministry. She has a heart for education, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and social justice.
All are welcome
We are an intentionally inclusive and affirming church. We believe that ALL means ALL and WELCOME means celebrated for who you are and included in the life of the church.
Our Service
Come as you are! Some people dress up while others prefer to dress comfortable. Our service and music are presented in a slide presentation making it easy to follow along.
Do I Have To Be Episcopalian?
Not at all. Many of our members came from different faith traditions. Although we hope you will find a home here and call yourself Episcopalian; we welcome all faith backgrounds.
