Saint Augustine's Episcopal Church

About this church

St. Augustine's Episcopal Church in Homer, Alaska, gathers for worship on Sundays at 11 a.m., either in person or online through Zoom. Services follow the Book of Common Prayer, and the church describes its setting as a peaceful spot overlooking Kachemak Bay. Anyone who wants to join by Zoom is asked to email the church several days ahead to receive the link, and service details are best confirmed on the website. The congregation calls itself small but active, made up of local residents, short-term residents, families, and summer visitors. Prayer requests are accepted and included in the church's daily prayers and its weekly service.

Outreach centers on two visible ministries. A garden of raised beds grows vegetables for the Homer Community Food Pantry, with weekly produce donations during the summer growing season. A community labyrinth with five circuits, brick-lined paths, and a packed gravel surface is open to neighbors and visitors, and labyrinth walks are part of special prayer services during Lent and Advent. People interested in helping with the garden or labyrinth can email the church to talk about tasks. The church also gives financially to groups such as Episcopal Relief and Development, South Peninsula Haven House, and Hospice of Homer. The only mailing address listed on the site is a P.O. box, so first-time visitors should confirm the worship location before attending.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Sunday 11 a.m. worship, Zoom, BCP tradition, prayer requests · Garden ministry, labyrinth, giving and volunteering · Congregation description and church history · Homepage confirming name, Homer AK, Sunday 11 a.m.

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