A gathering of women of all ages to study the Bible and experience a deeper community together. We meet online Monday evenings on Zoom from October through May, 7:00 – 8:30 pm, in consistent small groups to discuss God’s word, share life experiences, and pray for one another. In addition, we meet in person four times during the year in Calvin Lounge at UPC.
Contact Cheryl Sackrider for more information.
Register on the find a group page.
Open to all moms with kids of all ages! Join us for connection, coffee, fellowship, and a short teaching. Childcare is not provided at this time. Babies are welcome to…
Meet at Jack's House on Tuesday nights for fellowship at 6:30pm, then prayer from 7:00-8:00pm. Contact Allison to confirm location or for more information.
The Bridge is UPC’s young adult community (age 22-29). Join us for dinner, worship & prayer, a message, and plenty of fellowship. Tuesday nights at 7pm at Palmer House! Follow us at @thebridge_seattle for details.
Join us on Zoom every Wednesday morning at 7:00 am as we pray together for UPC. All are welcome! Wednesday, 7AM Zoom link Questions? Send us an email: prayer@upc.org
Join our small groups that meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. They play games, eat snacks, and have the chance to dive deeper into what it means…
Join us on the first and third Wednesdays of each month for pizza, fun, games, activities and a dive into God’s Good News. Invite your friends!
Join us Wednesday nights for a deep dive (extended sermon teaching) & discussion, 6:30-8pm in Calvin
Wednesday nights, 7pm at Palmer house! Meet new friends, enjoy free dinner and study the word with us!
International students, join us for Thursday night dinners! Dinners are free, fun, and a great way to get connected here in Seattle. No need to bring anything – just RSVP…
Enjoy a meal together, make friends, practice English and learn more about Seattle culture in a multi-ethnic community.
Join us for a workshop November 7, 2026: Understanding the Book of Hebrews: Ancient Text for the Modern World.
One of the most theologically rich and culturally relevant books in the New Testament, the Book of Hebrews, nevertheless, can be a puzzle, hard to understand and intimidating to read. In this lecture, Dr. George Guthrie, Marshall Sheppard Professor of Biblical Studies at Regent College, author of several commentaries on Hebrews, overviews how to track with the book’s message, interpret its difficult passages, and apply its astounding insights to the world in which we live.
