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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.
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From the Minister: Returning to Church
Returning to our beloved and sacred church home on a weekly basis, and in large groups poses certain risks that we’re trying hard to be mindful of with caution and concern. It also poses opportunities for creative and innovative possibilities. Thank you for your...
Red Road to DC Totem Pole Journey Blessing Celebration
On Sunday, July 11, East Shore was honored with members of the Red Road to DC Totem Pole Journey who arrived in the afternoon for a blessing celebration of this year’s 20th anniversary journey. The 5,000 pound, 25 foot totem pole was carved from a 400-year-old cedar...
Pagan Affiliated Group Starting at ESUC
East Shore has a long tradition of earth-centered and pagan ministry, including the medicine wheel outdoor worship area, and Winter Solstice Celebrations going back more than twenty years. For more than ten years our family has helped keep these traditions alive at...
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Acknowledgement of Our Duwamish Neighbors
We acknowledge this land is the traditional territory of the Duwamish People. In this acknowledgement, we recognize their heritage is imbued in the mountains, valleys, waterways, and shorelines that surround us all. May we nurture our relationship with our Coast Salish neighbors, especially the Duwamish people and our shared responsibilities to this place of their homelands.