A discussion group for adults at Brother Barrel Pup. 7pm Meets Second and Third Wednesdays +21 only

A discussion group for adults at Brother Barrel Pup. 7pm Meets Second and Third Wednesdays +21 only

We will have a short dinner of baked potatoes and all the fixings before our Ash Wednesday service at 7:00 pm

Celebrate National Strawberry Day with pancakes, waffles, and crepes. Bring berries, whipped cream, syrups, hash browns, eggs, and juice and we will honor Fat Tuesday a week early.

Music, lunch cooked by Pastor Dani, homemade desserts! Contact Jan Olson with questions or ride requests. 206/629-4482. Suggested donation of $5.

1:30 pm in the Sanctuary. Reception to follow in the Library.

A discussion group for adults at Brother Barrel Pup. 7pm Meets Second and Third Wednesdays +21 only

Join us as we celebrate the Spirit of Christmas!

Sing Carols! Free Cider & Cookies! Make Christmas Lanterns!

Shop our Christmas Faire for unique gifts!

We welcome all our neighbors from all faiths and traditions to share the Christmas Spirit of love and peace with us!

All proceeds support non-profits in Seattle, Asia, and Africa

The Neighborhood foes elegant with the taste of small, delicious bites. Take a tour of the world through cheese! Crackers and dips for those who are not very-dairy. Bring a bottle of kombucha (or cocktails of choice) and a martini glass to class it up!

Sharing: Live Music and a Conversation around "Won;t You Be My Neighbor?"

It's back like masonry and Sunday drives. Here's an ode to the dinners of the mid-century. Extra point for the best Jell-O Salad. Expect this to be the night where everything has mayonnaise! Salads with Thousand Island dressings, deviled eggs, olives on the side, and lots and lots of ham. Extra turkey? Brig your favorite turkey casserole with potato chips on top!!

Sharing: Screening of "Won't You Be My Neighbor?"

Ingraham High School is hosting a national traveling exhibition that tells the powerful, harrowing, and inspirational civil rights story of six months in 1961 that changed America forever. Jeny and Zac invite all youth and young adults to join us on this important trip through our past.  Meet at the Ingraham High School Library

Bring your friends and your meanest chili recipe to both choke and dazzle the judges on this neighborhood chili cook off. No previous chili cooking experience required. Special notes for the “Over 80 Award” and the “Under 10 Award”!! Please be prepared to list all the ingredients for our friends with dietary restrictions.

Sharing: A Conversation about Gender and Sexuality: A Screening of "Gender" the Documentary.

In the library

Join facilitator Charlotte Thompson as she leads us in the third session of centering prayer. This provides an opportunity to settle and reflect before the holidays.

Candy and Smile will be offered on our church corner. Stop by with a friend to show off your costume and make your own memories at our All Hallow's Eve Photo Booth. Who wants to dress up as Martin Luther?

No scheduled sharing for the holiday.

A special lunch for those that know the secret to life is keeping your sense of humor. Mark your calendars and let us know if you need a ride! Lunch will be served at noon. Come celebrate our friendship!

At Sopranos (right around the corner from NPC)

Contact Jonna Reeder or Caroline Alben with questions

This week we will explore environmental theologies and what it means to for humans have “dominion over every living thing that moves upon the earth’” and the expectation of stewardship that God entrusted to us.