A Spiritual Sanctuary. A Community Gathering Place.
Welcoming the Rev. Tim Boeve Back as our Summer Pastor
The Olympic Valley Chapel will reopen for Sunday services on May 31st. We'll be welcoming back the Rev. Tim Boeve as our summer pastor. Tim will be leading services on Sundays at 10am from May 31st through September 6th.
Tim is semi-retired minister who has enjoyed a long career as a pastor, an executive director in the nonprofit sector, and guest services manager and chaplain at the Sonoma Raceway in Northern California, until moving to Mexico in 2018. Boeve, who served as our pastor all last summer, offers an open, personable style and non-dogmatic approach in his messages and pastoral care. He is most keenly interested in evolving his own spiritual growth and nurturing that impulse in others. Though rooted in the Christian faith, the ecumenically minded minister is open to the truth that emanates from all the historic faith traditions, as well as the more recent Eastern-inspired spirituality and practices arising from the talks and writings of various non-dual and/or Buddhist teachers such as Jack Kornfield, Gangaji, Adyashanti, Rupert Spira, Eckhart Tolle, Pema Chödrön, Father Richard Rohr, and the like. Easter on Saturday evening April 4th at 5:30pm with a service lead by our summer pastor, the Rev. Timothy Boeve.
All are welcome! We look forward to seeing you there.
Special Benefit Concert at the Chapel!
Join us for a special concert celebrating the life and songs of Woody Guthrie, one of the most influential voices in American folk music.
Storyteller and musician Tuck Wilson brings Guthrie’s legacy to life through music and narrative, tracing the journey of a songwriter whose work captured the struggles, hopes, and spirit of a nation. Through timeless songs and vivid storytelling, this performance offers an intimate look at the man behind the music—and the enduring impact of his voice.
Don’t miss this engaging and heartfelt tribute to a true American original.
Donations will help support the ongoing life of our historic Olympic Valley Chapel.
Olympic Valley Chapel’s award-winning design was the first of its kind. The building quickly became known as the “potato chip” church because of its resemblance to a Pringles potato chip. This is the story behind its unusual design, why it was built, and the connection with the Olympic Valley community today - Click Here
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About Us
At Olympic Valley Chapel, we are an open and affirming Christian congregation. We perceive in Jesus the divine qualities of love, peace, compassion, and justice. There is room at the table for all.
The Olympic Valley Chapel is funded by donations from regular members, worship attendees, and visitors. Donations go to the life and upkeep of the Chapel, the ministry, and the grounds.
If a visit to the Chapel has touched your soul, has become a part of your regular life, or has served as a place of sanctuary for you and members of your family, your donation will help ensure that others will also have the opportunity to visit and experience all the beauty, majesty and peace the Chapel has to offer.