The non-partisan group Faiths United to Save Democracy created a 40 day season of prayer and fasting as a way to ground ourselves in the knowledge and love of God in the midst of these trying times. Join us as we join faithful folks across the country in praying and fasting for free, fair, and safe elections and for our Nation.
An all-church adult forum to share and discuss our individual and shared anxieties about the upcoming election in November.
We will gather for Compline and then have time to walk the labyrinth as a symbolic journey of peace and prayer.
A service of Evening Prayer with intentional prayers and quiet reflection as our country embarks on local, state, and national elections.
Pray for our country. Pray for the election outcome, that those elected may serve with kindness and justice in their varied roles.
Join local religious leaders and fellow citizens who will gather in Seattle’s Saint Mark’s Cathedral at this important juncture of our nation’s history for a brief non-partisan interfaith service of hope.
An ecumenical service for personal peace and respite is being offered at Epiphany, Seattle by the Rev. Doyt Conn, Epiphany Parish Episcopal Church, the Rev. Reggie Avant, Madrona Grace Presbyterian Church, the Rev. J. P. Kang, Japanese Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. Lee Seese, Mount Baker Park Presbyterian Church, on Monday, November 4, at 7:00 pm, at Epiphany Episcopal Church 1805 38th Ave, Seattle. This meditative service is an invitation to find rest and peace during these tumultuous times. All are welcome.
Together throughout the day, we will hold our Nation and our local communities in prayer.
Join us for an offering of Noonday Prayer with special intention for the election day. Our small chapel will also be open for private prayers Tuesday evening from 7pm-8pm.
All are welcome for a quiet and contemplative service of noonday prayers on Election Day.
We will say Noonday Prayer together, with abundant time for silence and stillness. The liturgy will be open-ended: Once our the Noonday prayers have concluded, you are encouraged to stay in the sanctuary as long as you like for silent prayer.
Join us for a night of prayerful silence, meditation and media-fasting during uncertain times.
This service is a simple evening prayer service that ends with a shared meal. We plan to adapt our time depending on the state of our country following the election. Regardless, this will be a time to come together over prayer and connection over a shared meal and the focus will be on centering the needs of the marginalized with a goal of unity and peace for all.
Join us on Wednesday, November 6, at 7:30 pm, for a Peace and Unity worship service in the style of Taizé. Let us pray for this nation and our community with songs of praise and steadfast love.
