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Young Adult Faith Formation (Valerie Reinke)

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Young Adult Faith Formation holds events, retreats, workshops, and gatherings that bring young Episcopalians and their friends from across western Washington together. They also support local, congregational programs and events for people in their 20s to 30s.

Are you curious about the Episcopal Church and what it stands for? Know that our words and worship draw from the ancient heart of Christianity and yet they are renewed by our modern minds. You don’t have to leave your questions at the door. You can bring—and share—your doubts, your fears, your hopes, your joys. Bring everything God has made you to be.

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