Our wildly popular 2nd Time Sale will be Saturday, Sept. 14 (9 am - 4 pm) and Sunday, Sept. 15 (11:30 am - 3 pm) in and around Fellowship Hall. This event is much anticipated by the whole community, from those who really need bargains to those on the hunt for collectibles. See the full scope of what will be on offer below. If you have quality items in working order to donate, see the list of what we cannot take here. We'll be accepting items at the back door of Fellowship Hall weekdays 10 am - 2 pm Wednesday, Sept. 4, through Monday, Sept. 9. Call the church office with questions or to arrange ..read more

Join the Parish Life Ministry for a Potluck/Picnic after worship on Sunday, 9/8.  Pulled pork sandwiches, veggie burgers, chips and beverages will be provided.  Please bring something to share (salads, side dishes, desserts). Suggestions for what to bring and answers to frequently asked questions found below. Volunteers are needed to help setup, prep the food and beverage tables, to assist those with mobility challenges, and to clean up. Contact the church if you can volunteer ..read more

Our fall Recycle Roundup will be Saturday, Sept. 21, 9 am - 3 pm. See the list below of what our roundup partner, 1 Green Planet, can take for free, responsible recycling and what it cannot. Since initiating these twice-yearly events in 2010, we have kept 353 tons of recyclables out of landfills ..read more

On Saturday, July 13, 45+ people from our congregation enjoyed a fun evening at the DubSea Fish Sticks baseball game in White Center. It was quite the intergenerational activity with those in attendance ranging in age from two to 80-something. Each fellowship group in the church (Sojourners, Sisters, Crock Pots, AFG, Solo Seniors, Monday Lunch Bunch, Knitters, and Youth Group) was represented! And…the Fish Sticks won ..read more

With summer activities in full swing, school may be the furthest thing from your mind but now is the time for the annual school-supply drive coordinated by our Homelessness Task Force. We are partnering with West Seattle Rotary's Pencil Me In for Kids campaign and the West Seattle/Fauntleroy Y to equip elementary and Head Start programs in this area with supplies their students will need come fall. Find the list of high-priority items HERE. Look for donation boxes in the narthex and lobby OR make a cash donation HERE. The drive will run through Aug. 4 ..read more

Several Fauntleroy volunteers and their friends helped to build a tiny home at the Hope Factory in the SODO area on June 5th. We even got to give it a name, “Xanadu”, meaning “a perfect place”. From a first-time Tiny Home builder: “I was a volunteer wanting to help do the build and to learn more about how building tiny homes would get people off the streets. It was a fun project with tasks for everyone. As a group we raised the walls and attached them to the base floor and roof. They have experienced people to show you how to do everything. I even got to nail trim inside the house with a nail ..read more

The author of a new book examining the immigration crisis on the southern U.S. border will discuss her experiences at Fauntleroy Church on Monday June 10 at 7 p.m. Sarah Towle’s book, Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands, expresses her outrage about U.S. immigration policies and how she believes that they have led to a retreat in commitments to protect human rights. Through a series of interviews and visits to the U.S. Mexico border she describes conditions there, especially focusing on 2018 when immigration officials forcefully separated migrant families from their children ..read more

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Come and join us for worship on Christmas Eve! We will be offering four distinctly different services. 10AM* - On this, the fourth Sunday of Advent, we will light the candle of love. Sunday School and nursery care offered during this service. 4PM - A shorter, interactive service offered with families and young children in mind. We'll end singing “Happy Birthday” to the Christ Child. Then all are invited to enjoy birthday cake at the reception that follows. 7PM* - A worship with the traditional Christmas readings and carols. Worship ends with beautiful candlelight. 11PM - A more contemp ..read more

Join us for the season of Advent at Fauntleroy Church “How Does a Weary World Rejoice?” is our theme for Advent, drawn from the Christmas song, “O, Holy Night," a song that’s power lies not only in the tidal movements of the music, but in its acknowledgement of hardship and the rejoicing that can rise in its midst anyway. As the song builds, we hear …"a thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices, for yonder breaks a new and glorious morn!” This Advent, we invite you to turn toward Christmas not by turning away from your weariness or the weariness of the world, but by acknowledging it and then ex ..read more