Next Online Service
Ritual Opening/Re-Opening
Ritual Opening/Re-Opening
Reverend Furrer reaches back to touchstones in ESUC’s history that can guide us going forward, emerging out of Coronavirus wiser and mare and more eager to serve and grow.
Featured Events
Middle School OWL Parent Orientation
Middle School OWL Parent Orientation
Fourth Wednesday Book Club: The Cold Millions
Fourth Wednesday Book Club: The Cold Millions
Connect
The most common answer to “What brought you here today?” is “Connection.” Because of that we work hard to have many ways to make and keep connections at East Shore Unitarian Church, and there is ALWAYS room for more!
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Our Lifelong Learning program promotes and provides faith formation and educational learning opportunities throughout the lifespan. We provide children, youth, young adults, and adults consistent and continual opportunities to explore, reflect, and learn in a nurturing spiritual community.
Latest News
Important Announcement on Opening
Dear East Shore Members & Friends, Back in October, we were thrilled to begin plans to welcome you all back into the sanctuary for worship. As we have come to learn, COVID does not always care about our plans. Unfortunately, the Board and Staff Leadership Team...
Is East Shore Important To You?
Is East Shore important in your life? Can you give some of your time and energy in service to this community? Are you interested in learning more about leadership positions that might match your skills? If so, we invite you to have an exploratory, no-pressure...
Celebrating 2021
Last year, we hoped to be open in 2021, and while that hope didn’t come true, we did still accomplish so much in 2021 we wanted to take time to celebrate the past year. Take a look at just some of the things we did: Formed a Ministerial Search Committee and finished...
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Acknowledgement of Our Indigenous Neighbors
We acknowledge that this land is the traditional territory territory of indigenous peoples: the Duwamish, Snohomish, Tulalip, Snoqualmie, Muckleshoot, Puyallup, Suquamish, and Wenatchi nations, among others. We recognize the impact of settler colonialism on these peoples. We pledge to nurture our relationship with our Coast Salish neighbors as we work to restore and sustain their homelands upon which we all depend.