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Westminster UCC pastor and member plan a winter series of classes to continue to explore the impact of colonization on Indigenous people, motivated by story of the church's founding.

Westminster UCC pastor, Bob Feeny believes stories are important in understanding impact of colonization.

Admiral UCC in Seattle decides to tear down building and replace it with affordable housing project in which it will have a space.

Pullman UCC communicates faith in action commitment through loose offerings and exterior art panels.

Pam Peterson reportsaccomplishments in her 20-months of transitional ministry at N-Sid-Sen camp.

Phil Hodson invites PNC congregations to join in workshops to decide their plan, purpose and tangible outcomes.

News briefs column lists transitions, men's/ women's/ youth retreats, finance program, mission trips, synod and more.

Alki UCC pastor Emily Tanis-Likkel and the church seek to embody their faith in their ministries to the community.

Samoan congregation in Anchorage reaches out to youth with a music ministry that puts new beat to traditional hymns.

Fox Island pastor builds congregation by his presence relating with people and organizations in the community.

Zac Norenberg, assistant director at Pilgrim Firs, shares about ongoing camps while Mark Boyd is on sabbatical.

PNC Board announces Annual Meetiing, anti-racism training, new staff at N-Sid-Sen, website redesign and need for volunteers.

Midwinter Youth Retreat theme for Feb 7 to 9 at Pilgrim Firs will be on "Coming Full Circle ...Another Way."