Church Council News
Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Training
One of the ways we keep our communities safe is by being trained to be a nonviolent, grounded presence at protests and direct actions. Join us for a Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Training.
Multi-faith Convening: Migrant Solidarity
Join us for a Multi-faith Convening: Migrant Solidarity. During this convening, we will share various ways people of faith and conscience can show up to support migrant community members.
Keeping Our Events Safe
We need your support in ensuring that you register for an event before attending, and that includes registering any family and friends you bring.
Join Us at the Seattle Budget Roundtable
Join us for our Budgets Are a Moral Document Kickoff event on Thursday, October 16 from 7:00-8:30 PM (doors at 6:30 PM).
Celebrating Our Fall Fundraiser
Our 2025 Fall Fundraiser engaged themes of relationship and the power of solidarity through a panel discussion. We surpassed our fundraising goal of $15,000, raising a total of $18,000 and growing!
Detention Lottery sheds light on the realities of immigration detention
On September 7, community members gathered for the immersive theatrical production The Detention Lottery. Proceeds supported our Fondo de Grupo.
Welcome Demontrice Bigham!
We are thrilled to announce our new Community Organizer, Rev. Demontrice Bigham!
Register Now for our Fall Fundraiser
The Church Council of Greater Seattle invites you to our Fall Fundraiser on September 28th from 5-7pm at Quest Church! Join us as we celebrate the collective power we've been building and invest in the sustainability of our shared work to come.
No To Video Surveillance Expansion
Speak out at Seattle City Council’s meeting on September 9 to oppose expanding the video surveillance! We have drafted a public comment template to support your efforts to speak out against the dangers of increasing surveillance in Seattle, especially of our migrant, LGBTQ+, and neighbors of color and impeding on reproductive choice and freedom.
Our Solidarity is Louder Than Hate!
On August 30th, we were proud to support Lavender Rights Project's Louder Than Hate event which centered and celebrated trans joy! Over 50 people of faith and conscience joined us to create a line of solidarity in front of Washington Hall.
Got something to share on the Community Bulletin Board? Submit it to us for consideration any time.

