Worship Services


Sundays

8:00 am - Holy Eucharist, Camp Coast Care Building (located south of the gym at Coast Episcopal School)

10:00 am - Holy Eucharist, Camp Coast Care Building (located south of the gym at Coast Episcopal School) 

Our Sunday services meet at Coast Episcopal School (CES), 5065 Espy Ave., Long Beach.  Sunday services begin with an 8:00 am service.  A second service follows at 10:00 am (nursery provided). Both services are now in the new Camp Coast Care building south of the gym.

Christian Ed for all ages  meets at 9:00 am, nursery provided.

Wednesdays

6:00 pm - Holy Eucharist and Healing Service, Camp Coast Care Building, Coast Episcopal School


Baptisms


Weddings


Funerals 

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