Interfaith Advocacy Day is one of the largest gatherings of people of faith in the state Capitol. We bring the voices of compassion and justice to our elected leaders. Meeting with your legislators and their staff on this day is putting your faith into action! February 12, 2026 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM Olympia, WA (exact location details to be shared soon) Please contact FAN for any further questions or concerns at fan@fanwa.org Register for Interfaith Advocacy Day Additional information on fanwa.org/interfaith-advocacy-day/  

Celebration and Reflections from the Legislative Session Wednesday, March 25th, 6:00-7:00pm Register Here   Facilitated by Kristin Ang and FAN Staff During this time, we will: Celebrate our advocacy and policy wins this legislative session! FAN's Policy Engagement Director, Kristin Ang, will share a virtual recap of the legislative session with a Q&A. Connect around the shared values that ground our advocacy. Share and reflect how you feel our collective advocacy will affect your faith community, city or you personally. If you have any questions please contact our FAN office at fan@fanwa.org When March 25, 2026 from  6:00 PM to  7:00 PM Contact Phone: (206) [...]

Powering Missions: How Building Projects Can Amplify Ministry Sunday, May 31st, 2:30-3:30pm (Zoom) Facilitated by Rev. AC Churchill REGISTER NOW Download Flyer In this first of two webinar series, community partners will help the FAN community explore how building projects, including energy efficiency and clean energy projects, can be tools to lower costs and increase your community mission and live into your values. We’ll be joined by Design for Peace, an initiative of the SWWA Synod of the ELCA, whose vision is to nurture an ecology of peace by accompanying sacred communities through discernment and design. If you have any questions [...]

SUPPORT THE 2026 CANOE JOURNEY The Interfaith Network for Indigenous Communities (INIC) urges you to attend and support the 2026 Paddle to Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlatch hosted by the Nisqually Tribe July 31-August 5. Participation by people of faith and conscience offers respect and solidarity with Pacific Northwest indigenous peoples, cultures and communities. Hosting the Potlatch is a remarkable undertaking requiring hundreds of volunteers. INIC is encouraging faith communities and individuals to volunteer before and/or during the event. Learn more about the event, volunteer opportunities, sponsorship, and paddle landings en route here: https://www.nisqually nsn.gov/heritage/Medicine_Creek_Potlatch_Journey There are also ongoing opportunities to help [...]