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Music and scripture comes alive as ancient tradition meets contemporary practice. A time to "be still" and inwardly digest the presence of God among us; compline has been the last office of prayer before the close of day since the sixth century. The short liturgy is divided into several sections: the chanting of psalms, scripture, and prayers. Reception to follow.

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The 30-minute outdoor service in the St. Francis Garden is open to all faiths and traditions and anyone who has a beloved pet. Bring your pets in a cage or on leash for their own safety.

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A concert of music for choir and string orchestra, including Five Mystical Songs and Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus by Ralph Vaughan Williams; Romance by Gerald Finzi, and Two Psalms by Gustav Holst, conducted by Christopher Gravis and featuring John Buffett, baritone. Advance tickets: $20; $25 at the door. Reception to follow. All are welcome.

Maurice Clerc, organist emeritus at the Cathedral of Dijon, France, will perform works by Tournemire, Mestres, Buxtehude, Fleury, Litaize, and Cochereau on All Saints’ custom Johannus Monarke Organ.  All are welcome. Suggested donation: $15

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All Saints’ Choir sings William Walton’s “Set me as a seal”; Gerre Hancock’s Preces & Responses; William Walton’s Magnificat & Nunc dimittis; and Craig Phillips’ “Keep watch, dear Lord” (a composition by All Saints’ longtime music director, premiered there in 2001).
A reception will follow the service.

Information: 562.436.4047
St. Luke’s invites all to this quiet hour of prayer, chant and renewal. Taizé services will be held online throughout the year. Online services available here or by joining via Zoom (meeting ID: 864 4405 5548; password 525)

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A monthly in-person Taizé service of prayer, music and candlelight.

Information: 310.540.1722
In person and online. The mutual ministry of St. Andrew's and Christ Church, Redondo Beach, invites all to this monthly candlelit service of music, meditation and prayer. Taizé services will be held in-person or online throughout the year.

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Performed by the choirs of St. Wilfrid’s (the Rev. William Wells, minister of music) and the Laguna Beach Chamber Singers (Ryan Brown, artistic director) with Zach Neufeld, organist. Tickets: $20 (students/seniors $15).

Performed by the St Wilfrid Choir & Laguna Beach Chamber Singers. Tickets: $20 (at the door).

The second annual Shepherd’s Cup will include the tournament, putting and other contests, a banquet dinner with guest speaker Bishop John Harvey Taylor, live and silent auctions, and an opportunity drawing. A video invitation from Bishop Taylor is here. (Oct. 14 is Indigenous Peoples Day, also known as Columbus Day, a federal holiday.) For schedule, costs, registration and other information, visit the Shepherd’s Cup website here.

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Led by the parish choir

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Led by the parish choir

Daniel Kessner, professor emeritus of composition and theory at California State University, Northridge, will perform works on flute, alto flute and bass flute, including: Partita No. 2 (excerpts) by J.S. Bach; Two Etudes for Flute by JeanJean & Donjon; “Meditation” by Toutant; “Tous les matins” by Kessler; Acht Stücke für Flöte allein by Hindemith; and “Imaginary Temple” by Kessner. There is no charge.

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To mark the 30th year of St. Paul’s Commons, Echo Park, as headquarters of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. Bishop John Harvey Taylor will preach; the Rev. John Watson, priest-in-charge at St. Athanasius – the historic congregation worshiping at the heart of the Commons – is shaping the bilingual Evensong to reflect current ministries in English and Spanish, longstanding community outreach, and collaboration with interfaith partners on site. Evan Griffith, organist-in-residence at St. Paul’s Commons, will conduct music for the service. Information for volunteer choir singers will be available soon. Read more.

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Ms. Yokota’s program includes keyboard works by African American composer Florence Price, works by Chopin, and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.

An a cappella service sung by the choir of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Ventura. A free-will offering will be taken.

An a cappella service sung by the choir of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Ventura. A free-will offering will be taken.

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Bishop John Harvey Taylor will install the Rev. Adam Lee Dawkins as sixth rector of St. Alban’s Church. All are invited. Clergy: red stoles. Lunch at the UCLA Faculty Club will follow the service.

Thad’s Church is an 18-year-old "fresh expression" community in the Diocese of Los Angeles. In an exciting collaboration, St John’s Cathedral will host a special Thad’s service with a reception to follow. Come experience Thad’s innovative way of gathering in the beauty of the cathedral space including Thad’s unique contemporary music and dialogue-based sermon. Childcare will be provided with Halloween themed activities for the kiddos. All are welcome!

Thad’s Church is an 18-year-old "fresh expression" community in the Diocese of Los Angeles. In an exciting collaboration, St John’s Cathedral will host a special Thad’s service with a reception to follow. Come experience Thad’s innovative way of gathering in the beauty of the cathedral space including Thad’s unique contemporary music and dialogue-based sermon. Childcare will be provided with Halloween themed activities for the kiddos. All are welcome!