Our fourth Sundays, worship in action, are an invitation to live and worship with imagination and hope. We invite you to step into our Fourth Sundays with imagination and attentiveness to what is "otherwise" in our world.
After service, Union will be heading over to Lowell to paint, clean and get ready for the 2018-2019 school year. More info to come as event approaches.
Raise money for South Lake Union’s local elementary school while enjoying a fantastic concert. Gather for a good time and a great cause.
Celebrate Union Worship Band and the release of their new songs. Come to be still, celebrate, and to enjoy the music of our Union community.
A $10 donation will be collected at the door.
Come as you are. Hang. Bring a project. Share supplies. Enjoy a bite to eat and good conversation.
Location: 415 Westlake Ave N
The Union book group will be looking at issues around incarceration through Bryan Stevenson's book "Just Mercy". Feel free to join the discussion! Contact Dave Machemer (davemachemer@yahoo.com) for further details.
Join us for a delicious meal following worship.
Kindness Day Camp will be hosted by Compass Housing Alliance on Dexter. We will look at how we can be kind to the planet, ourselves, others and animals. Camp will include activities, science, lunch, and more! Hope to see you there!
Aug. 6-9th 10:00am-12:30pm
Lunch provided at Noon
Open to Elementary Age kids
Nursery available for volunteers
Cost: FREE!
Send our Scottish guests off in style and join Union in a festive gathering. Celebrate with food, dancing and a joyous time.
Join us at Camp Casey to rest, play, eat and celebrate our life together. Campsites and rooms in the Fort Casey Inn available.
All ages welcome.
Cash bail was originally designed to make sure that people charged with a crime would return to court for trial. In reality, however, bail has created a deeply divided legal system. People who cannot afford the cost of bail are faced with a lose-lose choice: plead guilty, even if innocent, and be denied your day in court; or remain in jail until trial and risk losing your job or children. But our neighbors at the Northwest Community Bail Fund are working to change this. The NCBF provides bail for certain people unable to pay, helps navigate the legal process, and advocates for bail reform. Please join us for an evening led by Kimberly Ambrose, senior lecturer at the University of Washington School of Law and director of the Race and Justice Clinic, as she educates us on the present reality of the cash bail system, what the NCBF is doing to combat the injustice inherent in that system, and what you can do to support their work.
Gather for Ethiopian food and coffee and learn how SCOPE has been working to improve health for women and children in Gondar, Ethiopia. Hear from student fellows, staff, and partners about how SCOPE is building partnerships to bring lasting change for maternal and child health.
Hang out with the Scottish Youth Team and bring a favorite game and snack to share
Open to Elementary Ages (kids 4 and under welcome with an adult staying)
Optional: After pickup, bring lunch to enjoy in the park
$15 per child or $30 per family
Come hang out at James B’s place. Eat some burgers and enjoy some brews.
Immediately following worship, celebrate summer's arrival with a community BBQ, games, big slide and bouncy house. All are welcome. 11:30 am t0 1:30 pm
Union has been invited to help support the students of Lowell’s last school party. Come ready to play and support kids.
Discussion series featuring the Duke University podcast, "Seeing White". Through listening and discussion we will start to unpack how racism, identity and whiteness have affected history, accessibility and our personal narratives.
Union serves brunch all around the city on a monthly basis. Want to experience what we’ve been serving? Come join us for brunch to gather and celebrate our community.
Come find out why women are dressing up in white bonnets and red dresses at protests across the country! The Union book group will be diving into Margaret Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale, as well as Season 1 of the recent Hulu adaptation; feel free to engage with one or both versions before coming. We will explore how and why this dystopic tale has recently become such a cultural flashpoint, looking at such themes as totalitarianism, religious fundamentalism, racial representation and of course feminism.
Contact: JoAnn
Union’s artist in residence, Aaron Norman, is creating a space for our community to learn, discover and worship together.
There are more than 2000 scripture verses that speak of poverty and injustice. How does this connect to your story? At the center of Jesus' ministry is the radical empowerment of vulnerable people groups. We want to gather and discuss how Jesus' call to discipleship is also a call to disruption. In what ways are your heart and hands being moved to respond? What is Jesus calling you to "come and see"?
We know there are so many stories of engagement and hope in the Union community but we can often feel alone, isolated and defeated. Join us for a Roundtable discussion on May 20th to learn and imagine together about how we can continue to be a part of God's work of "loosening the bonds of injustice" (Isaiah 58:6).
Facilitated by MacEwan Cuthbertson
Discussion series featuring the Duke University podcast, "Seeing White". Through listening and discussion we will start to unpack how racism, identity and whiteness have affected history, accessibility and our personal narratives.
Pre-registration required by April 1: Email cathythwing@gmail.com or fill out a signup sheet Sundays on the cement block
Each week we'll begin with a simple meal & conversation and then entering into a shared time of listening to a Gospel text. In a consistent, committed small group for the 4 weeks, we will share what we noticed, reflect further on how God might be inviting us through this story, listen deeply to one another, pray silently for one another and offer one another what we notice in our listening. Previous participants describe Listening Groups as a well-worth the investment of time.
Pre-registration required by April 1: Email cathythwing@gmail.com or fill out a signup sheet Sundays on the cement block
Each week we'll begin with a simple meal & conversation and then entering into a shared time of listening to a Gospel text. In a consistent, committed small group for the 4 weeks, we will share what we noticed, reflect further on how God might be inviting us through this story, listen deeply to one another, pray silently for one another and offer one another what we notice in our listening. Previous participants describe Listening Groups as a well-worth the investment of time.
Pre-registration required by April 1: Email cathythwing@gmail.com or fill out a signup sheet Sundays on the cement block
Each week we'll begin with a simple meal & conversation and then entering into a shared time of listening to a Gospel text. In a consistent, committed small group for the 4 weeks, we will share what we noticed, reflect further on how God might be inviting us through this story, listen deeply to one another, pray silently for one another and offer one another what we notice in our listening. Previous participants describe Listening Groups as a well-worth the investment of time.
Pre-registration required by April 1: Email cathythwing@gmail.com or fill out a signup sheet Sundays on the cement block
Each week we'll begin with a simple meal & conversation and then enter into a shared time of listening to a Gospel text. In a consistent, committed small group for the 4 weeks, we will share what we noticed, reflect further on how God might be inviting us through this story, listen deeply to one another, pray silently for one another and offer one another what we notice in our listening. Previous participants describe Listening Groups as a well-worth the investment of time.
Discussion series featuring the Duke University podcast, "Seeing White". Through listening and discussion we will start to unpack how racism, identity and whiteness have affected history, accessibility and our personal narratives.
Led by the Union Worship Band, an invitation to sit at the foot of the cross through music & meditation. (Childcare provided. Contact Renee)
Stop by 415 Westlake anytime between 7AM and 3PM for a time of
personal reflection and guided meditation. You can stay as long as you wish.
Led by musician Aaron Norman with original music composed by Jesse Stewart, join a focused time of rejuvenating the soul through lament, grief and gratitude. Through music and prayer reflect on Jesus' last supper with his disciples and his act of sacrificial love. "Having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end." John 13:1 (Childcare provided.)
Short Palm Sunday Service followed by Worship in Action.
