The spectacular 150-acre Bloedel Reserve has been described as a forest garden that was created by Virginia and Prentice Bloedel, under “the influence of the conservation movement and Asian philosophy.” The Memorial Wall commemorates the 276 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were exiled from their Bainbridge Island homes under President Roosevelt’s Order during World War II.
Come learn more about this trip either in person at University Presbyterian Church or via Zoom.
Trip dates: October 15 – 22, 2022.
Extension dates: Oct. 23 – 25, 2022.
We are all reeling from a seemingly neverending series of tragic events. From gun violence in our schools, churches, grocery stores, and movie theaters, to racial violence, COVID, monkeypox, and the list goes on. How are we called to share hope with a broken world, to be a light in the darkness? Gather tonight to pray and lament as we lift up this sin-drenched world to one who gave his life to reconcile us to each other and to God our Father.
The Kindred Community gathers every fifth Tuesday for a time of prayer.
Please come and join us at ECC Seattle's sanctuary this Wednesday (6.1.22) from 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM in hearing ECC's historical connection with UPC and the U District. You will learn about this unique model of ECC — One Church Multi-Campus. There will be stories on the faithfulness of God throughout the years at ECC from congregants of three different language groups. You will hear how a church with three different language groups and seven different congregations can join in this journey with the KiNDRED movement now and in the future.
Host a University Ministries workday to help students raise funds for summer deputation trips to Nepal and the Philippines.
Equipping Time during Kindred. Learn to tell your own cultural story, grow in self-awareness of your cultural values, navigate cross-cultural conflict and microaggressions, and gain skills in bystander intervention.
Join the Peculiar People of Kindred for Pentecost 2022: Outdoor Food, Fellowship, and Worship at Evangelical Chinese Church of Seattle (Redmond Campus)
Members, please plan to attend this brief but important congregational meeting to elect elders and deacons, vote on pastor compensation, & ratify electronic business from the last two years.
Kindred churches encourage us all to attend the One Seattle Juneteenth "The Songs of Black Folk: The Music of Resistance & Hope" at McCaw Hall Sunday at 6 pm
These hikes are planned by Linda Haba, whose goal is to organize a group of up to 6 people to meet monthly to walk around Greenlake. (Click on the Title or Graphic for more information)
Pray for our neighborhood as we walk the U-District every Friday.
Join us as we read through the first five books of the Old Testament.
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Sundays, 10 am & 7:55 pm
