OCTOBER 2026 · COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Join Multi-Communities and our community partners for awareness, hope and healing.
October community calendar
OCT 4 · 10:30 AM | SEATTLE
DV Awareness Sunday — Holgate
Holgate Church of Christ · 2600 S. Holgate Street, Seattle, WA 98144
Minister James Hurd. DV Awareness sermon by Minister Barron Jones, a special display, and dinner after service.
OCT 4, 11, 18 & 25 · 10 AM | LAKEWOOD
Creating Awareness Beyond the Pulpit
Clover Park Church of Christ · 4717–111th St. S.W., Lakewood, WA 98499
Four Sunday DV Awareness sermons and a special display. On October 25, combined adult Bible classes feature “Hope and Healing” with Bettie Williams-Watson, Founder/Executive Director of Multi-Communities, and DV Advanced Leadership Safety Team members Keith and Andreta Armstrong. Minister Donal Thompson.
OCT 4, 11, 18 & 25 · 11 AM | TACOMA
DV Awareness Sermon Series — Central
Central Church of Christ · 1402 S. L Street, Tacoma, WA 98405
Four Sunday DV Awareness sermons during worship service. Minister Ellis McDaniel.
OCT 17 · 10 AM–2 PM | SEATTLE
Triumph Over Trauma
Holgate Street Church of Christ · 2600 S. Holgate, upper level
Young men from the Kings in Motion program, supporters, peers and anyone interested are invited to paint T-shirts with words and images depicting the impact of violence. Lunch is included; prizes will be awarded for top entries.
Preregistration strongly encouraged: Call Toni at (206) 349-2007.
OCT 25 · 10:30 AM | SEATTLE
DV Awareness Sunday — Southside
Southside Church of Christ · 1200 59th Ave. S., Seattle, WA 98178
Morning sermon to be announced. Special display and event organized by Sis. Cydney Barnes and the Domestic Violence Project Team.
Art, hope & what comes next
Love, Joy and Peace Project
Date to be determined · School program, not open to the general public
West Seattle Elementary School Art Classes Husky Club students in grades 3–5 will paint T-shirts showing healthy, nonviolent choices in their homes, school and communities.
November traveling display
T-shirts from the young men’s program event and West Seattle Elementary School will become part of a traveling display at schools and other public community sites in November.
With gratitude to our partners
Special thanks to King County DCHS, City of Seattle Human Services Department, and API Chaya.