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Welcome to St. Dunstan’s!
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Share our desire to explore our relationship with God and support one another.
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Worship times
Sunday Mornings
8am: Rite II, solemn Eucharist
10am: Rite II, choral Eucharist
Also livestreamed via our YouTube channel
Coffee hour following the 10am service
Wednesday Mornings
10am: Intimate service with conversation, reflection, and communion
Sermons podcast
Listen to our past sermons on our podcast channel.
Choral Evensong
A sacred contemplative service of scripture and music at day’s end. Stay afterwards for afternoon tea, wine, and hors d’oeuvres.
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Saint Dunstans Episcopal Church & Montessori School
(opens in a new tab)We are an active, engaged and growing faith community striving to love like Jesus and to serve well.
The Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal church, the Most Rev. Sean Rowe, on the proposed execution by firing squad.
“The Episcopal Church has long formally opposed the death penalty, and more recently we have called for an immediate moratorium on its use,” Rowe said in a statement. “The idea of live-streaming a firing squad execution is reprehensible in the extreme and will cause moral injury to everyone involved. We need to ask ourselves who we have become as a nation when senior officials decide to make a spectacle of state-sponsored violence.”
Join us on Saturday at 11am. PEt blessings, family fun and food, doggie hydration station and more! We love our Carmel Valley Community.
Our pets are earth angels (well, most of the time!). Bring them to St. Dunstan's annual Blessing of the Animals Saturday, October 3. We'll have hot dogs, a moon bounce, face painting and pet treats!
CHORAL EVENSONG SUNDAY, SEPT. 20, 4 PM: The community is invited to a sacred contemplative service of scripture and music at day’s end. Stay afterwards for afternoon tea, wine, and hors d’oeuvres. 28005 Robinson Canyon Road, Carmel Valley.
On this September 11: we remember, we mourn, and we rise up. The world today is as much in need of the church as it has ever been. May the church embrace its vocation and may we as participants and followers of Jesus make it our life's work to bear compassion, healing and love into it.
CHORAL EVENSONG SUNDAY, SEPT. 20, 4 PM: The community is invited to a sacred contemplative service of scripture and music at day’s end. Stay afterwards for afternoon tea, wine, and hors d’oeuvres. 28005 Robinson Canyon Road, Carmel Valley.
Our new Wind Phone, set under the trees just off our parking lot, is offered to anyone seeking a quiet place to sit with grief and loss. A vintage rotary phone resides in a small cabinet. Visitors can use the phone to make a "call" to someone they miss. The act of offering one's voice to the wind can be cathartic and connective so please visit. Look for the small Wind Phone sign at the edge of the driveway and follow the path next to it.
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