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For our spiritual development each year we choose spiritual qualities to develop within.
Our
Spiritual Focus
for 2008:
"Creating Cultures of Peace, Justice and Healing for the Earth and All Living Beings."

In 2007 we chose the Universal Values of our First People's:
Through our
individual uniqueness, guided by Spirit,
we give back to
the Web of Life
with humility, gratitude and respect:
Fortitude, Spirituality, Patience, Virtue, Honesty,
Integrity, Peacefulness, Humility, Courage, Generosity, Relationship, Sacredness.

In year's past we have drew from the
Divine Feminine Qualities;
Baha'i Faith Virtues;
Capacities of the Mystic identified by Brother Wayne Teasdale; and Living Values reflected
in the Declaration of Human Rights.

As a community we strive to develop these
spiritual qualities within.

FIRST Sunday
Rev Karen Lindquist co-creates the worship with a guest from one the world's diverse religious or spiritual traditions on the first Sunday each month at 10:00AM.
10:00AM Sunday, AUGUST 3rd:
The Art of Being "A Contemplative in Action" with Tim Malone, M.Div.
This service will allow time for silence, chant and spoken word, including your own!
How do we sit secure in the Source -- amidst our often over active lives? How does the way we view the divine sometimes define and limit what the Divine can do THROUGH us -- for the greater good of all? Is it possible to just "show up" -- and trust that all wil be provided for, that we will be led to serve in the way the world needs the most? Come explore together these themes amidst prayer and meditation from multiple spiritual traditions including St. Ignatius, who embodied a way to be "contemplative in action" 450 years ago, still practiced today. About Tim Malone, M.Div: During his 20 years in Seattle Tim has served as counselor, peace activist, retreat leader, meditation mentor, spiritual director, leader of music and chant, and teacher of Prayer and different Spiritualities. As a bridge between cultures and spiritual traditions, Tim leads a six-week Pilgrimage each Spring to encourage dialogue between the World Religions. He is entering a sabbatical period after six years at the Ignatian Spirituality Center to study healing and energy Medicine. Visit Tim's website for more info; www.timmalone.org.


For more information about first Sunday worship celebrations honoring the guest at Interfaith Community Church, contact Reverend Karen Lindquist, 206.783.1618.
Download flyer for all guests coming in 2008 here.

UNIVERSAL WORSHIP at NOON on first Sundays with Cherag Michael Douglas in our Sanctuary! "The Universal Worship celebrates the unity and equality of all religious faiths on one altar..." Read about Universal Worship in our monthly bulletin.

SECOND Sunday
Rev. Debra Lajimodiere creates this Worship Celebration inspired by First People's Wisdom and honoring Universal Love also found within the Christian tradition.
Rev Debra may be reached by calling the INTERFAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH office: 206.783.1618.

Join the our Guidling Council following the morning service.

THIRD Sunday
Jamal Rahman presents a Worship Celebration drawing inspiration from his Muslim tradition infused with the wisdom of Sufism, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
Jamal may be reached through the INTERFAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH office phone number: 206.783.1618.

Join our Community Potluck Luncheon following the morning service.

FOURTH Sunday 10:00AM
with Rev. Steven Greenebaum
Sunday, July 27th – "What's A Unitarian?"
In many ways, Unitarian Universalists share our Interfaith outlook. Who are they? Where did they come from?
Steven may be reached at: 425.778.2152.
See Flyer of Worship Celebrations with Steven here.
Visit Steven Greenebaum's website here: www.livinginterfaith.org.

FIFTH Sunday
"The Convocation of the Divine Feminine" Rev Debra Lajimodiere, Rev Karen Lindquist, Linda Stern, Sibyl Lundy, and Suzanna McCarthy. "We are committed to bringing through aspects of the Divine Feminine for Healing and Transformation." We share from personal inspiration and from the following spiritual traditions: Acient Mysteries, Christian, First People's, Goddess, Sufi Mysticism and Zen Buddhist. Each worship celebration includes inspiring messages, deepening, ritual, conversation, meditation, sharing and song! Upcoming dates in 2008: March 30, June 29, August 31, November 30. Download a Flyer about the Convocation of the Divine Feminine!