In a recent blog post titled “The Soul of our Collective Life,” Bishop Rickel talked about children being separated from their parents at our border and other issues related to World Refugee Day on June 20, 2018. He included a … Continue reading
If you were in church on Pentecost Day and heard about the emergency needs at Ali Arab Christina Hospital in Gaza and want to make a donation, you can DONATE HERE. If you did not hear the appeal on Pentecost … Continue reading
Join Presiding Bishop Michael Curry as he visits the Diocese of Olympia June 14-17. In addition to making stops at the Diocese of Olympia’s Refugee Resettlement Office, the College for Congregational Development, and Chaplains on the Harbor, PB Curry will … Continue reading
Earth Ministry, a member of the Alliance for Jobs and Clean Energy, helped draft the citizen initiative designated I-1631, a proposal to control greenhouse gas pollution through carbon pricing. They are now asking for support from faith communities to help … Continue reading
Join us for a free discussion led by Dr. Rebecca E. Moore on Saturday, April 28, from 2-4 pm in our Parish Hall. This afternoon workshop examines the development of creeds in the Christian tradition: What are they? How did … Continue reading
In Bishop Rickel’s Easter message, he reflects on an Ash Wednesday spent ministering to mariners in the Port of Seattle and learning of the horrific shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. And, of course, he reflects on the resurrection … Continue reading
Hospice of San Juan offers a series of talks called Coping with Change. On Feb. 15, from 1:00-2:30 pm, Evan Perrollaz, Director of the Village at the Harbour, will discuss realistic strategies for finding and hiring competent caregivers. This event … Continue reading
Brian Sellers-Petersen has been appointed by Bishop Rickel to the new position of Missioner for Agrarian Ministry for the diocese. While he will be working limited hours, he is available to work with churches on the development of their agricultural ministries. … Continue reading
Easter is early this year, which means that Ash Wednesday is on Valentine’s Day. If you might be interested in taking a short Lenten retreat this year, now is the time to consider the possibilities and make your reservations. Here … Continue reading
According to IRS rules, contributions are deductible in the year made. To make it count during the tax year, gifts must be made by December 31. Checks which are written and mailed by the end of the year will be … Continue reading