Union Church Seattle

Pentecost is this Sunday 🔥

Two thousand years ago, the Holy Spirit descended on a room full of believers, tongues of flame resting on each head, a rushing wind filling the space. In an instant, ordinary people were empowered to carry God’s love across every cultural and linguistic barrier. Our God speaks every language. Every one.

Pentecost is the birthday of the Church — the moment the Spirit was poured out on ALL believers, sending them out into the world with grace, courage, and fire.

And this Sunday, we’re living that out.

We’re building a new garden box to bless our neighborhood, and serving an abundance of meals to neighbors facing food inaccessibility. Small acts. Real love. The Spirit poured out in the here and now.

Come join us. There’s room at the table, and in the garden.

This Sunday @ 10am
Worship in Action
415 Westlake Ave N, Seattle

TODAY AT 7pm | screening of When Olive Trees Weep. Followed by discussion

People who are connected with Union Church gather on Sundays and every day of the week at 415 Westlake, in neighborhoods, in the workplace, and whenever Spirit guides us to be people of WELCOME, GRACE, and HOPE. Theologian Walter Bruegheman who recently passed to glory, describes our identity so well: “we are an odd people who, specialize in cold water and shared bread, in welcome speech, hospitality, sharing, giving, compassion, caring, in small ways, setting the world fresh.”

Join us today | 7:30pm | in person and online