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  • Cathedral Commons—Special Parish Forum: Affordable Housing Project Updates

    Cathedral Commons

    WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 6:45–8:15 P.M., in person in Bloedel Hall and online via Zoom Join the Affordable Housing Committee to discuss key project milestones and meet some of the partners in our work. This forum will provide updates and insights from Redwood Housing, Saint Mark’s development partner, community engagement planning, and an opportunity to preview initial visioning for an innovative community-based organization model that will help guide the development of a housing community on campus. More details to come. Learn … Read More

  • Cathedral Commons—Film Screening: SUGARCANE

    Cathedral Commons

    WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2026, 6:45–8:15 P.M., in person in Bloedel Hall only. Post-film discussion and dessert 8:30-9 p.m. Film Screening: SUGARCANE, A Documentary About the Indian Residential School System Join the Saint Mark’s community for a compelling opportunity, a screening of SUGARCANE, the award-winning feature documentary. SUGARCANE is a groundbreaking investigation into an Indian residential school, shedding light on years of forced separation, assimilation and abuse that Indigenous children experienced at the hands of Church and government. This urgent and timely film … Read More

  • Anti-Racism Training

    Canon Carla Robinson, Diocesan Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation, will lead this one day training experience which is based on “Seeing the Face of God in Each Other: The Antiracism Training Manual of the Episcopal Church.” We will begin with the conviction, grounded in the Baptismal Covenant, that we are all children of God who still bear the image of God. From there we will learn (or refresh our learning) about the history and teachings of the Episcopal … Read More

  • *Se’Si’Le: Traveling to an Ancestral Future

    Se'Si'Le is partnering with tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations on their Seven Sisters Campaign. This public engagement and leadership initiative responds directly to an unprecedented ecological emergency by amplifying Indigenous women’s leadership—leaders whose approaches emphasize relational responsibility, ecosystem restoration, collective action, and long-term stewardship. By centering Indigenous ways of knowing, the campaign advances solutions grounded in accountability, resilience, and care for future generations. Learn more here.

  • Sunday Forum: The Visual Storytelling Project

    The Visual Storytelling Project is a museum-caliber set of eight panels that tell the story of housing discrimination and Black resilience in the neighborhoods in and around Capitol Hill. As the cathedral and its partners prepare to break ground on Cathedral Place, a new Affordable Housing Community being planned on the site of the former St. Nicholas School, the storyboard project will educate the community on the historic practices that continue to have a measurable impact on the neighborhood, such … Read More

  • The Visual Storytelling Project Opening Presentation

    The Visual Storytelling Project is a museum-caliber set of eight panels that tell the story of housing discrimination and Black resilience in the neighborhoods in and around Capitol Hill. As the cathedral and its partners prepare to break ground on Cathedral Place, a new Affordable Housing Community being planned on the site of the former St. Nicholas School, the storyboard project will educate the community on the historic practices that continue to have a measurable impact on the neighborhood, such … Read More

  • Restorative Justice Council Meeting

    All are invited to join the next gathering of the Restorative Justice Council on Zoom. The Council will provide updates on the affordable housing project, Operation Nightwatch partnership, Lowell Elementary partnership, and more. View the agenda here. Contact Christopher Breunig with questions.

  • Pre-Election Interfaith Vigil for Unity & Peace

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    Ahead of the midterm elections, local religious leaders and members of Seattle's faith community are gathering for an interfaith prayer vigil. Together, we will demonstrate unity and express our shared values of peace amidst global conflict and solidarity with our migrant neighbors and other victims of mass violence, displacement, or othering.

  • Constitutional Observer Training

    Do you know what to do if you see ICE in your community? ICE abductions are at record levels in Washington State. Immigration agents are everywhere, using license plate readers and other methods to pick up people on major roads, in retail parking lots and neighborhoods. This 1-hour class, led by Beth Donahoe from Eastside Indivisible and retired immigration attorney Jay Stansell, will show you what to do if you happen upon immigration enforcement activity. It’s like taking CPR training: … Read More

  • Interfaith Shabbat Service & Building Together Panel Discussion

    Saint Mark's community is invited to join Temple DeHirsch's Shabbat service on November 20 at 6 p.m. The Shabbat service will afford Saint Marks' members a wonderful opportunity to join in sung prayer, Torah reading, and teaching with our Jewish neighbors. This service is offered in collaboration with Building Together, a Chicago-based non-profit focused on peace and reconciliation through working with Palestinian and Jewish date farmers producing honey in the West Bank. Following the service, Rabbi Daniel Weiner and Dean … Read More

  • Alternative Gift Market

    The Alternative Gift Market is an annual event to support the Threshold Fund and benefit some of our community partners. In 2025, the Market and Giving Tree raised an amazing combined total of over $12,900 in cash, gifts, and gift cards. In 2026, the Market will benefit the Threshold Fund, Lowell Elementary School, Casa Latina, Operation Nightwatch, L'Arche Seattle, Seattle Seafarers Center, and Building Together. Mark your calendars now and invite your friends to support this event! A team of … Read More