The Church Council represents more than 400 congregations and 15 denominations in the Seattle area. As a voice for the faith community, we speak up on social and economic issues and help lead efforts for positive change. We also work to strengthen and connect communities of faith through a variety of programs and resources.
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity - Our annual January event draws hundreds of representatives from churches throughout King County. Click here to read more. Click here for photos of our 2006 celebration.
Service of Hope – Started in 2004, this Church Council initiative brings clergy, people of faith, community members and others together for prayer and spiritual healing at the site of homicides. Click here for current information about the next Service. For additional information, please contact Michael Ramos 206-525-1213 ext. 3950, or e-mail Michael Ramos.
Interfaith Conversation - The Council takes seriously its relations with diverse faith communities. Click here to learn more.
Quarterly conversations – These half-day gatherings provide clergy and interested lay-people an opportunity to network, share thoughts and explore issues and spiritual questions. For more information please contact John-Otto Liljenstolpe at 206-525-1213 ext.3935, or e-mail him at jliljenstolpe@thechurchcouncil.org.
Spring and fall meetings – Every year the Church Council’s meetings bring together hundreds of Church Council members and others interested in issues that matter to the faithful. Check our calendar for the next event.
The Religious Directory for the Greater Seattle Area – published every two years, this comprehensive directory includes contact information for all the clergy, churches, synagogues, religious communities, schools, residences, camps, and religion-related agencies and organizations in our area. Please contact us to order your copy.
Check out our online directory for links to churches, denominations, religious organizations and our other partners in the community
Academy of Religious Broadcasting – encourages the creation of programming that touches on human, social and spiritual values. Call 425-820-4523 or e-mail ARB chair Graley Taylor for more information.
St Petersburg - Seattle Sister Churches Program gives Christian congregations in Seattle the opportunity to build bonds of friendship and offer assistance to the faithful of St. Petersburg, Russia. Contact us if you would like more information.
