The Spirit's power in the book of Acts offers a liberating alternative through Jesus. By naming Jesus as the source of resurrection, this theology dismantles oppressive religious systems and invites marginalized people into a community where God's grace is a free gift rather than a costly obligation... read more...  Read More

Join a community effort to encourage infrequent Democratic voters in key battleground states to participate in the November election.Together, we're writing and mailing 1,500 handwritten postcards to voters in Ohio, where key races for governor, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate could have a significant impact.No experience is necessary—just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to write a few encoura...  Read More

About Salt House ChurchSalt House Church, nestled in the heart of the South Rose Hill neighborhood of Kirkland, is a vibrant and inclusive community dedicated to embodying the teachings of Jesus with a focus on social progressivism and radical inclusivity within the framework of the Lutheran (ELCA) tradition – see Church Clarity (link needed).Salt House is a community that celebrates the love of G...  Read More

The Spirit's Radical RepairThis Sunday, we continue our Acts sermon series on the Holy Spirit with Karen sharing on reparations. It also coincides with the celebration of Juneteenth where we how the Spirit's work broadens our attention.When we read Acts 2:42-47 and 4:32-35, this Sunday’s texts, we're witnessing the Spirit repairing what systems of domination have shattered, the kinship of humanity...  Read More

My imagination is stirring, and my heart is burning with hopeful anticipation as I look to this Sunday’s Acts 2:1-13 text. I’m working to make what is so seemingly familiar to us, a little less familiar, and perhaps even a big strange. For it’s in the unfamiliar and the strange where the gifts of the Spirit arise. It’s in the differences that are not reduced to sameness....  Read More

Ready to discover what God is up to in our community and your own life this summer? Pastor David invites us to dive into the Book of Acts with open minds and honest questions, trusting the Holy Spirit to reshape our identity and lead us into a new future together.  Read More

The conversation regarding the FY27 Salt House Budget focused on a draft proposal that anticipates a 7% increase in spending while aiming for a nearly balanced budget. Key highlights of the discussion include:Income and Giving Trends: The vast majority of income comes from congregational giving, with approximately one-fifth coming from church rent. While the church had to adjust estimates down in ...  Read More

We have an incredible opportunity in front of us. A group from our community has created a $20,000 matching pledge fund to encourage generosity and help grow the ministry we believe God is calling Salt House into.Here’s how it works:If you’ve never pledged or given before, every dollar of your new pledge will be matched.If you already give, every increased dollar in your pledge will be matched.All...  Read More

The Salt House FY27 pledge campaign is underway! You’re invited to take part in our annual pledge campaign as we shape the vision and budget for the year ahead together. Your pledge—whether continuing, changing, or beginning—helps us plan faithfully and discern what’s possible for our shared ministry.  Read More

Irwin Dolobowsky is stepping down after his term as Salt House Treasurer! Thank you Irwin! Here's a short presentation on what the treasurer does (and doesn't do) when serving the Salt House community.  Read More

Finance Upate with Irwin Dolobowsky.  Read More

Pastor Sara will be taking a sabbatical this summer Here are some important details and frequently asked questions. When is Pastor Sara’s sabbatical? May 26 – August 26, 2026 read more...  Read More