Day of Remembrance & Remembrance Gallery
Washington State Fairgrounds, PuyallupJoin St. Peter's and the Circles of Color for the annual Day of Remembrance event hosted by local Japanese American community groups, plus lunch and conversation after.
Join St. Peter's and the Circles of Color for the annual Day of Remembrance event hosted by local Japanese American community groups, plus lunch and conversation after.
Join St. Peter's for its annual Executive Order 9066 commemoration service, Japanese lunch and community conversation, plus a parish history tour facilitated by members of St. Peter's historic families.
A multifaith gathering in solidarity with migrant neighbors will be hosted in the Saint Mark's Cathedral nave and live-streamed on Monday, February 10—people of all faiths who seek strength in this moment are welcome to this peaceful gathering as we ground ourselves in community, prayer, and song and commit to active and practical solidarity with our migrant neighbors.
A Brush with God is an icon-writing workshop is a part of the Wisdom School at Saint Mark's, offering participants opportunity to experience the contemplative and ancient art of Byzantine iconography as spiritual practice.
Saint Mark's Creation Care Ministry Climate Conversation for February: How to Stay Warm, Use Less Energy and Save Money
Experience a weekend of peace, prayer and self-care with young adults from across the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia.
Bishop's Committee for Justice and Peace in the Holy Land presents the first offering in their film series, No Other Land, with special guest speaker Michael Jacobsen at Saint Mark's Cathedral in Seattle; tickets not required, but you must RSVP.
If you're new to Godly Play or just need a refresher, join us for a one-day overview of this rich curriculum and methodology.
You are invited to come enjoy a time of rest, retreat and spiritual renewal as you begin your Lenten journey. The title of this mostly silent contemplative retreat is taken from Psalm 87:7. We will explore themes of desert, journey, thirst, water and spiritual refreshment found in the Bible and other spiritual writings. Since Ash Wednesday (March 5) falls during our retreat, we will offer the Ash Wednesday Liturgy with Holy Eucharist and the Imposition of Ashes.
Join other clergy and congregational leaders for the Congregation Leadership Conference – a combination of plenary sessions and breakout workshops.
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the Godly Play curriculum and methodology.
On Saturday, March 22, from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm, we invite you to join us for a half-day gathering where you will hear from a range of voices, including Palestinian clergy, members of the Seattle Jewish community and interdenominational leaders working for a just peace in the Holy Land.
You are invited to join Holy Hikes of Western Washington in a contemplative hike around Lake Sylvia in Montesano WA
If you want to be more intergenerational but aren't sure how to proceed or if you've been doing this work for some time and have ideas to share, join us for this lunch-hour conversation with Dr. Valerie Grissom who has studied and written extensively about the benefits of the intergenerational church.
The Chaplains to Retired Clergy invite retired clergy and spouses across the diocese to a special in-person gathering. This will be an opportunity to meet and engage with our new diocesan bishop, The Rt. Rev. Phil LaBelle, and share fellowship time with other retired clergy members, spouses and partners. Lunch will be provided.
Poetry and Place: Preaching From the Heart
A Preaching Workshop facilitated by acclaimed poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama
Pádraig Ó Tuama: The Better Angels of Our Nature
A Thursday evening Wisdom School event with acclaimed poet and theologian Pádraig Ó Tuama
Join our April Climate Conversation to learn more about Earth Day, learn about planting, and discuss options to celebrate Earth Day as well as to plant flowers, vegetables, shrubs or other plants.
Join St. Peter's, Seattle and diocesan trans and nonbinary leaders for a special Trans Day of Visibility liturgy.
At the beginning of Holy Week, clergy gather together for a renewal of their ordination vows. As leaders who are charged with leading others through the Passion of Christ, the Resurrection, and lives of continuing discipleship, this gathering together around Word and Meal affords an opportunity to be together with colleagues for renewal of vows, mutual strength, and encouragement in their calling.
At the beginning of Holy Week, clergy gather together for a renewal of their ordination vows. As leaders who are charged with leading others through the Passion of Christ, the Resurrection, and lives of continuing discipleship, this gathering together around Word and Meal affords an opportunity to be together with colleagues for renewal of vows, mutual strength, and encouragement in their calling.
Any level of work gratefully accepted. We'll be in the garden, cleaning, organizing, etc.
Join us for a celebration of the legacy of Harmony Hill, St. Andrew’s House, and the future of Sacred Waters.
Join teens from across the Diocese for this online series designed to prepare for the sacrament of confirmation in the Episcopal Church.
Join adults from across the Diocese for this online series designed as preparation for confirmation or reception into the Episcopal Church.
Ellen Bass: The Intimate Web of Humanity, Healing, and Hope
A Thursday evening Wisdom School event in the Cathedral nave.
During Work Weekend we spruce up camp by working on staff-directed projects on the buildings and grounds.
Cathedral Day is a “family reunion” for Episcopalians from across western Washington. It’s a time for connecting across congregations and experiencing all your cathedral has to offer. Cathedral Day celebrates the idea of pilgrimage, with Saint Mark’s serving as your sacred destination. We can’t wait to welcome you to YOUR cathedral!
Join the Circles of Color and various BIPOC / environmental groups in a sacred prayer walk in solidarity with our immigrant siblings.
A practical, skills-based conference equipping clergy, church staff, & lay preachers to bring the Word to life in Cascadia.
Sung prayers for the close of the day, offered every Sunday at 9:30 pm in person and via live-stream.
Title IV is the section of the Episcopal Church’s Canons that addresses the grounds and processes for “ecclesiastical discipline,” a canonical process adopted by the Church to encourage accountability, reconciliation and pastoral response when a member of its clergy (deacons, priests or bishops) are accused of misconduct.” (from TitleIV.org)
Join the Creation Care Ministry for our Climate Conversation about how to reduce your climate impact from transportation such as cars, planes, trains and more.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia
The Episcopal Church in Western Washington
1551 10th Ave. E
Seattle, WA 98102
206.325.4200
info@ecww.org
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©2025 The Episcopal Diocese of Olympia. All Rights Reserved.
