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Learn more about Asian American history in the International District of Seattle for a guided tour and a visit to the Wing Luke Museum.
This lovely 4 1/2-mile trail winds through a forest of huge trees down to the shore where you look across Puget Sound at the Olympic Mountains. Follow the trail to the lighthouse with a beautiful view of Mount Rainier (assuming it is not a cloudy day). Continue along the beach and then hike uphill (472 feet elevation gain) to the bluff with a stunning view of Puget Sound.
The Bi-Annual Congregational Financial Update Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 17 at 7 pm on Zoom.
Join us for a series of three Cultural Connections focused on getting to know each other’s culture, history, struggles, and triumphs.
This beautiful place is a tranquil space designed to offer all the traditional elements of a Japanese garden. There are winding paths through spectacular trees, and lovely plants, as well as water features, ornate bridges, and stones leading up to “mountain-like perches all coming together to carry the soul through this peaceful experience.”
You’re invited! Join us for Street Youth Ministry’s Block Party Fundraiser! We want to celebrate the SYM community and all that we have done together over the last few years.
We hear an interview with Greg Kannon, the CEO of Music Mission Kiev, one of the mission partners of the Ukraine Task Force at UPC. Join us on the first Sunday of each month on Zoom.
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.
Get your tickets today for an all-church fun day to watch the Mariners play the Astros on July 24 @ 1:10pm! All ages welcome. We'll take the light rail from UPC after the morning services! $8 tickets. Advance registration is required.
The Kindred Community gathers every fifth Tuesday for a time of prayer.
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