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.

Please join us in contacting your state legislators in support of a $25M budget proviso dedicated to the Office of Refugee and Immigrant Assistance in order to support housing, food, employment education, and legal services for asylum seekers.

We are beginning conversations with interested faith communities for our 2024-2025 cohort, which starts in Fall 2024!

At January's Grupo de Solidaridad meeting, we were thrilled to welcome Caña Dulce - a multi-generational group who preserves the intangible cultural heritage of Costa Rica through folk dance!

We’re happy to announce that CoGenerate named the Faith Land Initiative of the Church Council as one of 10 winners of the CoGen Challenge to Advance Economic Opportunity and provided a $20K grant!

New look to our familiar website! Learn more about the Church Council and how we build collective power for transformational change!

As we wrap up 2023, we wanted to thank YOU for building collective power with us, and invite you to give a gift if you have not yet done so this year.