St. Paul's United Church of Christ
In-person worship services resumed June 27, 2021. Services at 11am. Service is also available via Zoom.
Use this link to zoom.
Meeting ID: 394 857 6280
Zoom password: peace
Go to Zoom.us for for more information on using Zoom.
St Paul’s building opened for 12-step groups on July 12, 2021. Find updates and schedules posted on the main doors and the bulletin board downstairs.
6512 12th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98117
Sunday Worship 11:00AM
206-783-6733
Finding grace in the search for understanding
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Open and Affirming
We are an “Open and Affirming” congregation. We celebrate our diversity in religious background, race, age, sexual orientation, and abilities. We believe that “God is still speaking” and that no matter who we are, or where we are on life’s journey, all are welcome here. We live in covenant with our wider denomination, the United Church of Christ (UCC) and our regional Pacific Northwest Conference.
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