Worship Services, at home and at church

Rain plan for October 24:

Due to the high probability of rain, the October 24 service will be virtual only. We will post the service here on Saturday, October 23.

Watch the announcement video for more detail:

General parish news, plus notes about worship plans for the next few weeks.

October 17 holy eucharist

Holy Eucharist for October 17, 2021

click to download the bulletin for the October 17 service

October 24 Sunday School: zoom only!

Sunday School will be over Zoom only, not in person, on October 24. Contact us for information: stclements@stclementsberkeley.org

children’s chapel

Jesus Heals Bartimaeus: Children’s Chapel for October 24, with Children, Youth and Family Minister Amy Avery

Stewardship Messages

virtual Morning Prayer service

Due to the expected rain, the worship service for October 24 will be VIRTUAL ONLY; there will NOT be an in-person service on the lawn.

A pre-recorded Morning Prayer service will be posted here on Saturday, October 23.

If the weather permits, we will return to outdoor worship on October 31.

November 7, the Sunday after All Saints’ Day, we plan to move the worship service INDOORS to the sanctuary. Watch this space for more details to come soon.

2837 Claremont Blvd. in Berkeley, between Russell and Avalon.

online worship this sunday

Usually we record the outdoor service and make the video available later on Sunday. See above for last Sunday’s service.

This weekend the virtual service is being pre-recorded, so it will be available here on Saturday, October 23.

We are a multi-generational, inclusive Christian community that has served as a spiritual home for people of faith for over one hundred years. St. Clement’s is located at the corner of Claremont Boulevard and Russell Street in Berkeley, California. The church is just below the iconic Claremont Hotel, and is about one mile south of the main campus of the University of California at Berkeley.

St. Clement’s is an Episcopal Church and is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of California. We are blessed to represent The Episcopal Branch of the Jesus Movement and are proud to include members of all races, sexual orientations, gender identities, and previous faith backgrounds.