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.
We will gather for Compline and then have time to walk the labyrinth as a symbolic journey of peace and prayer.
Pray for our country. Pray for the election outcome, that those elected may serve with kindness and justice in their varied roles.
A service of Evening Prayer with intentional prayers and quiet reflection as our country embarks on local, state, and national elections.
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.
The Chapel at Christ Church will be open for quiet prayer and vigil on November 5 and 6 from Noon-5:50 pm, with 5-minute community prayer for a peaceful election at the top of every hour.
Together throughout the day, we will hold our Nation and our local communities in prayer.
We will be praying the Daily Office on election day: Morning Prayer at 9:00 am, Noonday Prayer at noon, Evening Prayer at 5:00 pm. Additionally, the sanctuary will be open for quiet prayer and meditation all day.
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer will be open for prayers on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, 2024, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. All are welcome to come and offer prayers for the election.
To provide support for members of the parish and our neighbors, St. John's will offer two election-related worship services, space for private prayer, and access to counseling.
To provide support for members of the parish and our neighbors, St. John's will offer two election-related worship services, space for private prayer, and access to counseling.
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.
On the Thursday after Election Day, the church will be open for quiet prayer space from 6:15 pm to 8:15 pm, before our monthly Compline service. Compline ends at 8:45 pm.
