On Saturday, April 27, over 60 community members joined us for Weaving Our Strengths, hosted at Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church. This was the first year in the Church Council's history where we were able to support a fully interpreted, bilingual program in English and Spanish!

Register now for Weaving Our Strengths! Join us on Saturday, April 27 for a day of workshops and reflection on the community organizing principles and anti-racism values that ground us in transformational change for liberation and justice.

We are excited to welcome two new board members this first quarter of 2024: Scott Biethan (he/him) and Rev. Beth Chronister (she/they)!

The Church Council turns 105 this year!!! As stewards of this 105-year-old legacy, we know that your financial support is crucial to the collective power we are building for a more just and liberated world. Will you bolster our resiliency by making a gift today?

Join us on Saturday, April 27 for a day of workshops and reflection on the community organizing principles and anti-racism values that ground us in transformational change for liberation and justice.

The Church Council partners with Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) and other immigrant rights organizations to advocate for laws at the state level that affirm and protect the dignity of immigrants in our communities. We share in celebration an abbreviated report from WAISN, as well as this image.

We are excited to share with you our 2023 Annual Report! The Church Council has undergone many transitions in the last year while deepening and sustaining our work for transformational change throughout King County.

Join the Church Council in signing onto the Washington Coalition for Peace and Justice's Petition for Peace in Palestine.

Join a virtual showcase from our partners at CoGen on February 29 at 12 PM to hear real-world examples of cogeneration in action within and across faith communities, featuring our own E.N. West!

Joey, Marina, and members of Grupo de Solidaridad joined Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN) on February 7 for Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Day in Olympia.