United in Faith Call to Action event at Edmonds United Methodist Church Oct. 24

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Scheduled for 7 p. m. on Friday, Oct. 24, the “United in Faith: Call to Action” event at Edmonds United Methodist Church aims to unite progressive faith communities against tyranny and injustice. Organizers describe it as an ecumenical gathering for individuals in South Snohomish County and North King County.

Featured speakers include Shelley M. Bryan Wee, the bishop of the Northwest Washington Synod, and Cedrick D. Bridgeforth, residential bishop of the Greater Northwest Episcopal Area. Before concluding, participants can register with various political action and human services organizations. The event is available for in-person and remote attendance, allowing broader community engagement.

Local faith leaders emphasize the importance of addressing social justice issues collectively. This initiative reflects a growing trend among religious organizations to take a public stand on political matters. By fostering dialogue and action, the event aims to inspire community involvement in advocacy efforts.

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