This Sunday, Mar. 29, 2026 marks Palm Sunday, a day marking the beginning of “Holy Week” by most Christian denominations.
Within what is known as the Christian Liturgical calendar this week recognize a full commemoration of the full story of Jesus’ crucifixion, death and resurrection. This is often called the “Triduum” or “Paschal Triduum.” Many in our area follow Christian practices as they seek spiritual nourishment and community.
With this in mind, we present this compilation and informational section, highlighting area churches of various worship styles.
Easter Sunday is considered a “moveable feast” since it changes each year, and this year it falls on April 5, 2026. It is considered a principal feast of the Christian liturgical calendar, and is celebrated with both solemnity and joy.
Passover begins April 1, 2026.
Interfaith and Jewish homes across South King County may be choosing to mark the season of Passover (Pesach) from April 1-April 9, 2026. This holiday commemorates the Jewish people’s escape from Egyptian slavery as described in the Exodus story found in the Old Testament of the Bible. The holiday typically includes a ritual-rich 15-step feast, which centers around the retelling of the Exodus story. You can learn more about this holiday here.
We hope you will find this directory of local area houses of Worship helpful. The simple text listings were provided free of charge, while featured listings carry a modest fee. Effort was made to capture the information accurately, and create a full representation, however should you find an error or omission, please submit corrections to scott@southkingmedia.com.
A Final Note:
We hereby honor and affirm all faith traditions.
We have been pleased to present reflections on, and information around, the celebration of several faiths which are practiced in South King County over the years. We remain committed to this pursuit to the extent of our available resources.
Should you have suggestions for future coverage, please email ideas to scott@southkingmedia.com.
