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Welcome to the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection!

We are delighted that you are interested in learning about our church, and hope we can welcome you here soon. Our worship is rooted in ancient Christian practices, and we strive to connect our faith with modern, everyday life. We work hard to nurture an inclusive church where people of any and every background can experience God’s love. We bring our doubts and wrestle with hard questions, we reach for healing, we laugh a lot, and we love to feast together.

Who We Are

Our congregation is made up of people of all ages, different religious backgrounds, many shapes of families, different ethnicities, and a wide range of past experiences with Christianity. We are bound together by our love for God and each other, gratitude to share in community life, excitement to grow and learn, and a commitment to serve Christ by serving our neighbors and advocating for justice and peace. We also have a lot of fun!

We try to take the Gospel’s message of unconditional love seriously without taking ourselves too seriously. We’re a pretty laid-back bunch — don’t worry if your kiddo squirms during the quiet parts of the service, or about what you wear, or if you don’t understand the flow of worship just yet. We’re grateful that we can come here exactly as we are.

We believe that with each new person who arrives here, our community is changed for the better. We trust that you bring gifts and wisdom, and can’t wait to connect and see what wonderful things we can dream up together.

Inclusion

The Episcopal Church has a legacy of inclusion: people of all genders serve as bishops, priests, and deacons in our church, and we’re proud that the Diocese of California has helped to blaze these trails. Laypeople and clergy collaborate as leaders at all levels of our church. Leadership is a gift from God, and we celebrate it in all people in our church, across gender identities and sexual orientations. We are delighted to offer the sacrament of marriage (and all other sacraments) to all couples, of all genders.

We believe that God loves you – no exceptions.

Upcoming Events

  • The Story of Our Campus

    July 26 @ 9:00 am10:00 am

    During our Annual Meeting in January, we shared that we were embarking on a big project to create a …

  • Immigration Vigil at Concord Immigration Court

    July 28 @ 7:15 am9:30 am

    All Souls, Berkeley, continues to host monthly vigils outside the immigration court at 1855 Gateway …

  • Work Party

    July 30 @ 8:30 am10:00 am

    Come and join our weekday work party on Thursday July 30th from 8:30 to 10am to help take care of ou…

  • Adult Formation this Summer

    August 2 @ 9:10 am10:00 am

    During the summer, we will be hearing from laity and clergy alike sharing about their spiritual prac…

  • Black Liberation Walking Tour

    August 8 @ 10:00 am12:30 pm

    As part of its Beyond Sacred Ground program, Church of the Resurrection will participate in the Blac…

More Upcoming Events

Being Social

Celebrating Juneteenth

This Juneteenth we celebrate the joy of freedom and honor the strength and perseverance of Black communities across generations. May we follow Christ’s call to seek justice, love our neighbors and build a more beloved community for all.

Hooray for Baptism

It was great to have our former seminarian Rev. Brad Gough back to visit and preach on Pentecost. And a total joy to welcome to the newly baptized… this sweet child was transfixed by the water, and his big brother did a super job helping. Wonder abounds!

Shaving cream+Wiffle ball+Water balloons=Fun times at Deanery Youth Club

Check Out Our Sermons!

The Extravagant Sower

As Jesus offers us this familiar sower, we meet someone who seems to have no concept of scarcity, no concern whatsoever of there not being enough. What would it look like for us to try on this approach? Listen to Rev. Liz’s sermon here.

Keep Coming

People are often making their way through life carrying burdens beyond what anyone around them may know. It’s a long road we walk, and we may not always feel so sure that we have what it takes to continue on. And then comes Jesus’ voice, urging all who are weary to come to him. Listen…

What are we choosing?

Our lives are full of choices on a daily, hourly, moment by moment basis.  What kind of deals are we willing to make and what are we choosing instead of God? Listen to Rev. Kathy’s sermon here.

Finding the Words

What words can we use when we feel desperate in our prayer life? How can we pray when things feel beyond our control? Listen to Rev. Whitney’s sermon here.

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