As part of our Seattle Budget Cycle Organizing work, the Church Council submitted testimony to Seattle City Council, urging them to reject CB 120844 and 1208445 to install CCTV and new RTCC surveillance software.

This past month, we joined UFCW 3000 for their Stop the Merger Rally, and we partnered with faith and labor organizations to host a Faith + Labor Reunion, reigniting relationships and building power between faith communities and labor unions.

On September 5th, we hosted a Welcome Reception and Cohort Reunion for incoming faith communities for the 2024-2025 Faith Land Discernment Cohort, and members of our larger Faith Land Initiative network. On September 17th, we convened an initial gathering of judicatory leaders, representing four mainline Christian denominations, to build power around faith land in our region.

Join the Church Council, Faith Action Network, APRI Seattle, and our friends at SEIU6, Unite Here Local 8, UFCW 3000, and MLK Labor for a Faith & Labor Reunion on Sunday, September 29, from 2-4 PM! Together we'll build solidarity this election season and beyond!

We invite you to participate in our "Understanding Forced Migration" forum, where the causes of forced migration will be discussed, and how we can support those who are compelled to leave their homes. October 4 from 6:30-8:30 PM at Saint Mark's Cathedral.

Join us for our Fall Fundraiser on September 27, and learn more about our Capital Campaign!

Last week, leaders of WAISN member organizations from over 20 counties met in Yakama Nation for the 3-day Membership Convening. Stay tuned for ways you can get involved in our shared immigration priorities prior to the next legislative session!

Registration is open for our Fall Fundraiser! We invite our faith and community partners to join us on Friday, September 27 to celebrate our work and invest in the collective power we've been building.

On Saturday, April 27, over 60 community members joined us for Weaving Our Strengths, hosted at Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church. This was the first year in the Church Council's history where we were able to support a fully interpreted, bilingual program in English and Spanish!

Register now for Weaving Our Strengths! Join us on Saturday, April 27 for a day of workshops and reflection on the community organizing principles and anti-racism values that ground us in transformational change for liberation and justice.