(425) 392-6570 | Worship every Sunday @ 9:30 a.m.
(425) 392-6570 | Worship every Sunday @ 9:30 a.m.
We affirm every person as a unique individual made in God’s image.
Faith Action Network is a multi-faith, non-profit organization that brings together powerful voices of faith and conscience to advocate for a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. Spirit of Peace UCC is proud to be one of over 160 advocating faith communities. We regularly participate in FAN’s cluster gatherings, educational events, and invite the congregation to participate in advocacy throughout the legislative session and beyond.
Pictured are clergy (including Pastor Jenn) and other leaders from a FAN-organized press conference regarding newly-introduced reproductive justice legislation.
To learn more about Faith Action Network’s current legislative work, visit:
We pause and acknowledge the systemic racism which was a key factor behind the death of George Floyd and countless others who have been unjustly killed because of their skin color. We stand against all hate and institutionalized racism. We commit to learning from the past and seeking out the perspectives of those who are currently oppressed so that we can better understand their needs and work together to bring about real change. We commit to taking action individually and collectively as a church to eradicate racism and other forms of oppression. We long for the world we can build together with humility, servanthood, the power of prayer and above all love.
– Spirit of Peace Social Justice Team
We, the members of Spirit of Peace, United Church of Christ, believe in God, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and in particular his demonstrated commitment to radical inclusiveness of all people. We affirm and celebrate every person as a unique individual made in God’s image and we enthusiastically embrace those differences. Therefore, we joyfully and unconditionally welcome people of any age, gender identity and expression, race, culture, national origin, sexual orientation, ability, marital status, and economic condition into our community of faith in membership, leadership and employment. We invite all persons to the sacraments of Baptism and Communion, and open to our community of faith the holy rites of Confirmation and Marriage. We acknowledge the silence and discrimination that the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, plus (LGBTQIA+) community has experienced and commit ourselves to continue exploring what it means to be faithfully and enthusiastically Open and Affirming in a changing world. In celebrating the sacred value and special gifts of every life, we covenant to be an Open and Affirming congregation seeking to live in accordance with Christ’s principles of love, respect, forgiveness, justice, mercy, grace, and acceptance.
To learn more about the UCC Open and Affirming Coalition, please visit:
