Saltwater Church...A Unitarian Universalist Congregation

Are you seeking a place where you can experience a welcoming community, a place where diversity of many kinds is celebrated and where you will be accepted for who you are?

Are you seeking a place where you can open your heart to what is inspiring, sustaining, transforming and redeeming in life without the dogmas of orthodoxy?

Are you seeking a place where you can engage in a free and responsible search for religious truth?

Are you seeking a place where you can feel belonging, where others care for you and you care for others?

Are you seeking a place where you can work with others toward a better, more compassionate, more just world for all of us?

Are you seeking a place where you can grow your soul?

Saltwater Church is a Unitarian Universalist congregation serving South King County since 1954. Our members come from Seattle, Burien, Normandy Park, Des Moines, Federal Way, Brown's Point, Tacoma, Renton, SeaTac, Kent, Auburn, and other South King and Pierce County communities.

Join us for services at 10:30 a.m. on any Sunday morning. Programming for children and youth, as well as childcare for crawlers and toddlers, is also available at this time.

In “A Liberal Religious Path,” participants will be introduced to Unitarian Universalist history and values as well as Unitarian Universalist understandings of the meaning of life, spirituality, religion, God, religious community, and other topics. Participants will also be encouraged to reflect on and deepen their own ideas about these topics. While newcomers to the church are especially encouraged to take this class, long-time members are also welcome. This class, taught by Reverend James, will meet on six Wednesday evenings beginning on February 4. 

Sign up for this class here or by calling the church at (253) 777-4994 .

 Our annual church retreat will be held Friday, May 1, through Sunday, June 3, at the Seabeck Conference Center in Seabeck, Washington.

Join us for an affordable, family-friendly weekend of spiritual deepening and plenty of fun. Find out more and register online. Be sure to register by Sunday, March 1.