St. Paul's United Church of Christ
6512 12th Ave NW | Seattle, WA 98117 | 206-783-6733
Sunday worship in-person & Zoom: 11am.
Zoom Meeting ID: 394 857 6280 / password: peace
Edible Hope began December 11, 2024
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12-step groups: Schedules posted on main doors and bulletin board downstairs.
Finding grace in the search for understanding
There is a place for you at St. Paul’s
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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UCC News
- Changes to UCC’s Constitution and Bylaws to be considered by General Synod 35
- UCC celebrates Womxn’s History Month in March and beyond
- Five years later: How did the Covid-19 pandemic impact ministry?
- Rev. Shari Prestemon nominated to continue to lead UCC’s Love of Neighbor Ministries
- No candidate identified: Associate General Minister for Love of Church search to relaunch after General Synod 35
- Report to the church from the UCC Board: March 2025
- Rev. Karen Georgia Thompson represents UCC at Ash Wednesday events across Washington, D.C.
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- Faith Communities Unite in Historic Declaration to Defend Refugees at Critical Crossroads for U.S. Policy
- Preacher for General Synod aims to cultivate deep belonging, deep hope
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- Lent 2025 resources offer nourishment, challenge and encouragement to dig deep
- Samaritans and ranchers: Voices of people who regularly meet migrants at U.S.-Mexico border
- Thompson’s ‘On My Mind Today’ explores the ‘risk’ of relocating the displaced in an ever-growing inhospitable world