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September (and beyond): Noteworthy Events
These events and offerings are open to everyone within the Eastside Lutheran Church Community AND our broader communities. A link to the event will be provided if it has been posted on the ELCC website.
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2026 Fall Retreat - NW WA Synodical Women’s Organization of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America - Saturday – October 3rd / 9 am ~ 4 pm at Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Please join with women from our Synod as we learn & grow as Women of the ELCA. Pastor Kacey Hahn of St Matthew’s Renton presents the theme: Seek Inspiration. Your $45 Donation* for the Day includes: Inspirational Guest Speaker, Lunch & Snacks, Inspirational Activities, Worship Service. Doors open at 8:30am for in-person registration.
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Fall Book Study - "Tending the Wild Garden" - Thursdays from September 10 - December 10: 12:15pm-1:45pm at Our Savior Lutheran Church. A study of Galatians 5:22-23a. By contrast, the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Please RSVP to Pr. Kristin-Luana, 360-912-1245
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Flannel Fest: Embrace the NW Spirit! - Sunday, November 22nd, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. Mt Si Lutheran is extending an invitation and challenge to each congregation in our conference. On November 22nd, we invite you to ask your congregation to wear flannel to worship and take a group photo at the end with all who donned their flannel. Why? Why not! This is just a silly, fun thing to do. Second, we also invite your congregations to bring a can of soup or chili on Nov. 22nd with the plan to donate these cans to a local food bank of your choice. If you choose to accept this invitation and challenge. I would love for you to send your group photos to pastor@mtsilutheran.org. And let me know how many cans you collected. I'll share all the photos with everyone and the grand total of cans of soup collected. If someone doesn't have flannel - you might consider asking your folks who love fabric to dig up some flannel to make little pins or other small adornments, so all are included. We hope you find this a fun opportunity to engage in some joy and service. And if the 22nd really doesn't work for you for any reason - feel free to do this on a different date.
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Love with Actions Mission Trip to Rwanda 2028 - Sunday, September 13, 2026, 4:00 - 5:00 pm, Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church. LOVE WITH ACTIONS founder /director Gilbert Kubwimnana presents an opportunity to both learn more about LOVE WITH ACTIONS and discuss their next mission trip to Rwanda in 2028. If you are interested in going on this trip, please plan to attend this event!
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Belize Mission Trip With SHLC - Trip Dates: February 5-16, 2027. Learn more Sunday, September 27, 10:00 - 11:00 am. Join Sammamish Hills Lutheran Church on this Mission of Service to Belize. Registration deposit of $300 is due September 27, 2026. Contact Pastor Nyla for more information (pastornyla@shlc.org)
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Love and Justice Book Discussion: 'When God Became White' - Cheri Neill and Pastor Mark (St. Luke's) are exploring a book titled: ‘When God Became White’ by Grace Ji-Sun Kim. The author is a Korean Presbyterian minister and scholar. They are inviting individuals to read it and then come together for a facilitated discussion on October 10th from 1-3pm. This discussion will be after the ELCC All-Call meeting and lunch will be provided if you attend both! Please let Cheri (cheri@slukes.org) know if you want to participate. Please text her at 206.851.1035 with your first & last name and how to reach you by text. Let’s stretch & grow together!
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Fall Blood Drive: Saint Andrew's next blood drive is Thursday, September 24th back in the Fellowship Hall from 9:00am-3:00pm. Please use the QR Code to secure your slot. Our goal is to fill them all!! Share with friends and neighbors – every drop matters.
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30Bellevue Giving Tree Gift Drive - For the past 7 years, St. Luke's has partnered with Imagine Housing and 30Bellevue to bring joy to the children and youth during the holiday season by providing gifts to the children and teens living there. Last year, we helped provide 67 new toys for children under the age of 12 and 26 gift cards for teens between 13-8 years old. Behind every request for a toy or warm coat is a parent doing their best to make the holidays special despite ongoing challenges. Due to several factors, this year we expect the requests for help to increase; therefore, we are starting our donation requests early. Please help by donating to this ministry. We will use any funds donated now towards the Giving Tree in November. These funds are used to purchase gifts for children who receive few, if any, at Christmas time. Thank you. Please follow the link to our Tithe.ly Giving portal.
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