Collaborating for a Dementia-Friendly Washington: Moving Forward Together
OnlineA virtual conference promoting the growth of dementia-friendly communities in Washington state.
A virtual conference promoting the growth of dementia-friendly communities in Washington state.
The Priory Spirituality Center's offers a 2 year formation program, Listening with the Spirit, on zoom for clergy or lay people who feel called by the Spirit to be Spiritual Directors.
Go and Do Likewise takes Christians to the roots of our tradition find our motivations for respecting and working with people of all traditions.
Are you discerning a call or seeking seed grant funding to start a new Episcopal community? The Episcopal Church’s Office of Church Planting is offering an online retreat for those desiring reflection and feedback on whether their gifts align with the unique call to start a new Episcopal community.
The day of education and community – targeted to clinical chaplains, first responder and community chaplains, faith community ministers, and others – will focus on building skills to enhance compassionate care of those suffering from past and current trauma.
Join Vancouver School of Theology to have the opportunity to attend class and worship, interact with VST students, staff and faculty, and have some personal-communal discernment time on beautiful UBC campus.
Collective Justice facilitators will lead this two-day retreat exploring topics of restorative justice, circle process, centered accountability, and repair
Through a reflection on the Great Commandment of Love and the story of the Good Samaritan, Dr. Judith Mayotte will guide participants into a deeper exploration of our right relationship with all of God's good creation.
Community advocate Kristin Ang and journalist Jason DeRose will facilitate this 4-day seminar exploring ways faith informs our perspectives on social and political topics like environmental issues, gender, and Christian nationalism.
Join Seattle University as they welcome Br. Emile from the Taize community for a morning of learning, singing, and connecting with others.
UTO Grantee St. Leonard's Ministries of Chicago invited Underground Ministries' One Parish One Prisoner to participate and asked the host to highlight One Parish One Prisoner along with their work.
A Zoom workshop providing practical transitional and spiritual support for faith community lay leaders as they conclude their term on a Vestry, Council, or Board.
One Parish One Prisoner's mini-conference in Olympia is open to any who might be interested in homelessness, prison/criminal justice reform, and programs to help our siblings returning to their communities upon release from prison.
A conversation with The Rev. Terry Kyllo about how Jesus leads Christians into our common humanity.
Visit Holden Village for a winter weekend of relationship, learning, and rejuvenation.
Doxacon Seattle is a fan convention exploring the intersection of the Christian faith with speculative fiction, gaming, and pop culture.
Two Welcoming Prayer Refresher/Enrichment sessions focusing on Listening to the Wisdom of Your Body: Practicing the Welcoming Prayer.
Province VIII Annual Altar Guild Seminar Presents: The National Altar Guild Association at the General Convention and Walk the Via Dolorosa (The Way of Tears - The Stations of the Cross).
You’re invited to a relationship-forward event centered on questions specific to our place and time, designed to facilitate the exchange of ideas among Christ followers to explore, imagine, and create the future of Christianity in Cascadia. The 2024 event is the re-imagined, reinstated annual gathering, and the first under The Seattle School’s stewardship. The bulk of this half-day event will consist of convened conversations over locally roasted coffee, and end with locally grown and fermented hops and grapes and (we
2024 Annual Alfred S. Palmer Lectureship presents Rev. Dr. Sam Wells and St Martin’s Voices Emerging Artists for a two day event at Seattle's First Free Methodist Church on Tuesday May 21 and Wednesday May 22.
The Seattle Choral Company concludes their 42nd season with American Psalmfest - a captivating selection of four distinct American compositions inspired by the Book of Psalms: Adolphus Hailstork's cantata I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes, Leonard Bernstein's iconic Chichester Psalms, Abbie Betinis' Psalm 126: A Song of Ascents, and Dr. Nathan Carter's Psalm 131.
The annual conference of the Pacific Northwest Association of Church Libraries offers lovers of books and church libraries the opportunity to gain new insight and materials to enrich their own spiritual lives and the lives of their congregations through reading.
Come join Good Shepherd Lutheran (ELCA) Church in Olympia for this incredibly relevant model for sustainability, church growth and resilience in the midst of the Climate Crisis and church atrophy with the ECO-Fair and Art Festival on Saturday, August 17!
The Interfaith Build is a cherished tradition, started over 20 years ago in memory of September 11, aiming to bring together faith communities in both love and action by celebrating our unity, demonstrating that together we're stronger and - YES - that we can achieve great things, including addressing our regional housing crisis.
Explore how to move beyond "welcoming" to offering a liberating message of love in today's world through scripture, ministry best practices, and candid discussions with Deacon Ross Murray.
The Interfaith Build is a cherished tradition, started over 20 years ago in memory of September 11, aiming to bring together faith communities in both love and action by celebrating our unity, demonstrating that together we're stronger and - YES - that we can achieve great things, including addressing our regional housing crisis.
The Interfaith Build is a cherished tradition, started over 20 years ago in memory of September 11, aiming to bring together faith communities in both love and action by celebrating our unity, demonstrating that together we're stronger and - YES - that we can achieve great things, including addressing our regional housing crisis.
The Interfaith Build is a cherished tradition, started over 20 years ago in memory of September 11, aiming to bring together faith communities in both love and action by celebrating our unity, demonstrating that together we're stronger and - YES - that we can achieve great things, including addressing our regional housing crisis.