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A UCC Church in the University district that is actively open and affirming of LGBTQ folks. This is a great place to church if you are looking for an inclusive community with a wide variety of events for singles, families with children and seniors!  Their facilities are handicap accessible. Check out their website!

https://universityucc.org/

funeral, memorial, personalization, aftercare, pre-planning and cremation services

An open and affirming Episcopal Church near the Green lake area. I have found this church to be very welcoming towards LGBTQIA individuals.

The current Rector and his husband are very family oriented. This is a great space for families with Children as well as Seniors.

All Pilgrims Christian Church is a progressive faith community that offers opportunities for worship, spiritual growth, ministry, and community. We take pride in our diversity, and welcome the full participation of all as equal members in our community.

All Pilgrims began in 2003 with the merger of two Broadway churches: Seattle First Christian Church (1883) and Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ (1899). We are affiliated with both the Disciples of Christ and the United Church of Christ.

At All Pilgrims Christian Church we are a faith-community that truly values and celebrates diversity. Through God’s love and with Christ’s example we set aside all human barriers and divisions and invest ourselves in the healing of prejudice, exclusion and hatred.

We are open to, and affirming of, the full participation of all as equal members in this one body: people of all colors, ages, economic circumstances, sexual orientations, gender or transgender identities, physical and mental abilities, education levels and conditions of health.

We consider no commandment to be greater than this:
“We shall love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength
and love our neighbors as we love ourselves.”

Our worship takes place every Sunday at 10:30 am. This service features our choir and childcare is provided. Our services are a mix of both modern and traditional Christian rituals. We gather as a community for bible readings, songs and holy communion.

Lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgendered individuals are fully welcome at Seattle First Baptist, and have been welcome here for decades. A support group for gay men was first formed by one of our pastors in the 1960s. A lesbian couple was married here in the 1980s (they are still together, by the way). When Washington State allowed same-sex couples to marry in 2012, we hosted a ceremony for 25 couples from the community. Today all individuals are welcome to fully participate here — our leadership and active membership includes individuals who serve fully and faithfully regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Here you are encouraged to be fully who you are.
Here you are accepted, valued, and encouraged to grow into the complete individual that God wants you to be.
Here you can forget about the barriers that still divide so many parts of our society.
Here you are invited, just as you are, to join us, just as we are, in a mutual journey of love, support and respect.

Seattle First Baptist is a church community that seeks to follow the way of Jesus Christ, to be a people of God and to love and care for our neighbors. We invite you to be part of us for one website visit, one worship service, or for a lifetime. Seattle First Baptist is affiliated with the American Baptist Churches USA and values traditional historic Baptist principles such as Soul Freedom — the right of each person to interpret the Bible and other teachings for her or himself, the Separation of Church and State and the Autonomy of the congregation. As a church we value our communal times of worship, music and education together, and we encourage individuals to discover and walk their spiritual path in solitude and in community, in small groups and large, and in individual spiritual direction.

The congregation of Riverton Park United Methodist Church welcomes all people into the mission and ministry of being the body of Christ together in the world.

Struggling?

Life can be a difficult time. It brings out our deepest hopes and deepest struggles. If you feel that you need to talk to someone, please reach out.

• Drop in at 3118 S 140th St, Tukwila, WA
  There is almost someone always there.
• (206) 246-1436
  ​(office phone/mostly unattended)
• email: office@rivertonparkumc.com

You can find us near the intersection of S. 140th and Military Rd. S. We are nestled near Cascade View Elementary School and Riverton Crest Cemetary.
Our address is 3118 S. 140th., Tukwila, WA 98168 (even though Google Maps insists on saying we are in Seattle! Silly Google!)

Saint Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral strives to be: a house of prayer for all people, where we worship God and proclaim the reconciling Gospel of Jesus Christ; a loving, welcoming, inclusive community that nurtures faith, encourages service, and integrates social and environmental justice into our lives; a sacred gathering place for the Diocese of Olympia and the broader community in times of crisis, sorrow, and celebration.

Saint Mark's Cathedral is part of the Episcopal Church, and as a cathedral, serves as the seat of the Bishop of the Diocese of Olympia.

Spiritual practices include:

• Daily prayer
• Weekly worship
• Regular study
• Serving others
• Taking Sabbath for renewal
• Practicing hospitality to all
• Generous, joyful giving from what we have been given

Liberation would like to thank everyone who joined us for our tenth anniversary service. We celebrated a decade of prophetic, radically inclusive ministry and looked forward to another ten years of relevant spirituality and socially just works.

At Liberation United Church of Christ, we embrace the teaching that each person is "fearfully and wonderfully made" (Psalm 139). Variations in sexual orientation, gender/gender identity, race, and ability are to be honored and celebrated as manifestations of God's creativity and will.

We are free to be intentionally radically inclusive, welcoming all persons; irrespective of gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, race, socioeconomic status, or any other marginalized identity. Every person in the world is important to God. We are members of one body in Christ and none of us is a foreigner of an outsider. We belong to the same human family and Jesus is the one who unites us.

We seek to live out the call to liberation we see scripture. Whoever you are, and whatever marginalization you may have experienced in other faith communities, you can expect welcome, affirmation, and inclusion here.

Every week, we as a community, need to be reminded that we are Beloved, and that we are called to be a Beloved Community. As we come to see that God truly sees us as Beloved, we as a community will respond by being and living as God’s Beloved.

For God has loved you, loves you now, and will love you always. This is the good news of God. Come and see each week, here at Beloved Bethany, the good news alive and growing in this community of faith.

Weekly services held on Sundays at 10:30 am; worship is followed by a shared community meal.

All Are Welcome: Immigrants, Refugees, Muslims, Jews, LGBTQ.
All are Beloved of God.
Peace, Shalom, Salaam.

• Sunday Worship Service - 10:30AM
• ReWA Preschool Head Start Program, Half Day and Full Day - Mon-Fri
• Youth Undoing Insitutional Racism - Thursdays 4:30-6:30PM
• Church Food Bank - Wednesdays and Fridays, 12-2PM

In the early 1990s, Bishop Lowell Knutson became concerned about the lack of Lutheran church support for gay and lesbian Christians and their families. Ron Shonke, an openly gay Lutheran pastor, was called to begin ministry with persons dealing with HIV/AIDS and gay and lesbian issues.
Since its creation Open Door Ministries has provided counseling, referral, and support to more than 21,000 people dealing with their faith in combination with HIV/AIDS and gay,lesbian, bi-sexual, and transgender issues.

Our Mission:

• To extend Christ’s affirming, inclusive love to persons who have often felt excluded and condemned by church and society because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
• To encourage and support the Church and its members as they address issues of human sexuality and biblical interpretation.
• To bring the compassion of Christ and his Church to persons affected by HIV/AIDS and other health-related issues.