We welcome you to come be fed for a good cause. Learn how a free daily meal helps build beloved community in Ballard, lifts up our neighbors in need, and … Read More
So, you may be surprised to know that I keep a book of etiquette on my bookshelf. Not just any book of etiquette, The Amy Vanderbilt Complete Book of Etiquette: … Read More
People with my temperament love this passage from James, “Be doers of the word.” I’m a doer. I love to make lists, complete tasks, and schedule my calendar full … Read More
There will be a no-host Coffee Hour following worship on Sunday, August 29 as we say farewell to Canon Britt for her twice-delayed, three-month sabbatical. She and her husband, Pastor … Read More
Friendship: “sweet beyond the sweetness of life.” Friendship. Friendliness. Friend. It can be lovely just to think about and say these words, but it is loveliest of all to experience … Read More
In the 1890’s, when the native population of this area was relatively small, possibly due to raiding from other tribes as well as disease, non-natives began to settle in … Read More
As most of you know, in addition to my role as curate of St. Luke’s, I also serve as a hospital chaplain, and have been for the last 4 years. … Read More
When I was a little girl, I thought that a prophet was someone who could see the future. So every time we talked about spiritual gifts and prophecy showed up, … Read More