Statement of the Church Council of Greater Seattle After Attack at Two Mosques in New Zealand
The Church Council of Greater Seattle shares our profound grief, sorrow and outrage upon hearing of the deadly massacre at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. Our hearts break at the horrific attack and murder of 49 Muslims taking part in Friday prayers. Most... Read more...RFP: The Hon. Mike Lowry Fund to End Homelessness
The Honorable Mike Lowry Fund to End Homelessness Administered through the Church Council of Greater Seattle The Lowry Fund to End Homelessness was established by the family of Mike Lowry, former Governor and Member of Congress in the State of Washington, in order to... Read more...
Opportunity for Action: Public Charge
There’s still time to take action on the Public Charge rule! On October 10th, the Trump administration formally announced a proposed regulation which would significantly expand the definition of “public charge.” If implemented, this proposed rule would force... Read more...Our Hearts are Broken Open: Immigrant and Refugee Accompaniment Update
The Church Council has been working closely with Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, AID-NW, the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network, and communities of faith all over the region to provide safe passage, hospitality, and humanitarian aid to our beloved neighbors... Read more...Update: Supporting Asylum Seekers
Detained asylum seekers, many of whom have been separated from their children, have started to be released from the Tacoma Northwest Detention Center, after they were transferred there from the SeaTac Federal Detention Center Facility. However, their release does not... Read more...Upcoming Events
Aug
6
Tue
6:00 pm From Hiroshima To Hope @ Green Lake, Northwest shore
From Hiroshima To Hope @ Green Lake, Northwest shore 
Aug 6 @ 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Annual lantern floating ceremony honoring victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and all victims of war. On Green Lake’s northwest shore, near the Bathhouse. Free and open to the public. 6 p.m.[...]