Rev. Steve Jerbi, oef, reflects on Nonviolent Direct Action.

As people of faith, particularly those of us of the Christian tradition, we must push back against the efforts by this regime to defile the core tenant of our faith, to love God and love neighbor. Take action this weekend…

As 2025 comes to a close, a theme that continues to arise for the Church Council team has been how proud and strengthened we feel by the deepening of our collective power. Staff reflect on their most powerful moments of 2025…

Our Budget Roundtable members demonstrated what faithful civic engagement looks like: showing up for public comment, participating in meetings, and speaking with moral clarity and conviction throughout the season.

The Seattle Church Council of Greater Seattle hosted its inaugural Noche Cultural (Cultural Night), a celebration of migrant experiences and Latin American heritage.

Our goal for our end of year fundraising appeal is to raise $15,000. However, to continue to build a sustainable future for the Church Council, we need to raise an additional $25,000. Will you help us not only meet our goal, but hit our stretch goal by making a gift today?

This video is a compilation of our November 6th public testimony that gathered people of faith from across the city to emphasize that budgets are a moral document and should reflect the values of community care.

Grupo de Solidaridad is honored to extend a warm invitation to our network to join us for our Migrant Cultural Night on Saturday, December 6th from 5:30-8:00 PM.

The Seattle Budget Roundtable Forum, held at Queen Anne Baptist Church last Thursday, brought together over 30 faith leaders from across the city to engage with the city’s budget process and learn how their voices can influence public policy.

Over 120 people of faith and conscience joined us for a multi-faith convening on migrant solidarity.