The Basics
The Basics
We meet every Sunday at 9 am & 10:30 am.
Simply put, we believe in what Christians have believed for thousands of years. We believe that God's Word is holy and without error and that Jesus Christ is Lord. To find out more specifically what we believe, click the link below.
These last few years have been so hard on so many. We have trained, confidential Stephen Ministers ready to walk with you through this hard season of life at no cost to you. Whether you are facing chronic illness, divorce, job loss, or another kind of pain, Stephen Ministers are regular people who have been trained to walk with people through grief, hardship, and suffering in a Christ-focused way. If you or a loved one might benefit from meeting one-on-one with a Stephen Minister, click the link below.
We have a growing children's ministry and always a lot going on! We offer a special teaching time during the sermon for older kids (Kindergarten - 5th Grade), and we offer nursery & preschool care all service long for younger kids (0 - 5 years old). We also have a Sunday night program called “Barn Stormers.” On top of that, we have lots of events and opportunities to support families as they disciple their children in the gospel. Also, we have our own mascot… Calvin the Sheep! :) To find out more, just click the link below.
We are so thankful to God that we have a growing and thriving youth ministry. Led by Nathan Moir, our youth ministry seeks to connect youth with the gospel and to provide a community for the youth in our church and community to explore what it means to truly follow Jesus Christ. The Middle School group meets every Sunday night, and our High School group meets every Wednesday night. To find out more, click the link below.
We are excited to be growing in our disability ministry. We offer events throughout the year (like a Friendship Prom for adults with IDD) as well as a monthly Mom's support group and a Dad’s support group.. Beyond that, we provide trained "Buddies" who watch over children with disabilities on Sunday mornings so that parents and guardians can attend worship services knowing their children are safely cared for and befriended! Plus, we even put on Camp Levi, our own summer camp for families affecte by disabilities!
Great question! We get this one a lot. It’s important to remember that we are Christians. Our church, meanwhile, is organized in a Presbyterian fashion. That means our church is led by a group of elders who are elected from within our congregation to share the responsibility of leading our church. That's technically what the word 'Presbyterian' means, since presbuteros is the Greek word for an ‘elder,’ and the New Testament was written originally in Greek. So you could call us an elder-led (or ‘elder-ian’) church… but that just sounds strange :)
Beyond that, being a Presbyterian church means that we embrace Reformed theology and a high emphasis on God's holy and inerrant Word.
Lastly, being a Presbyterian church means we are in a denomination, the EPC. And we see real benefits to being in a denomination; it provides reliable processes, structure, and accountability to our church, and allows us to partner with other EPC churches to plant churches in the PNW and to support missionaries overseas.
To find out about the EPC, click the link below.
Please know that if you have any questions, our pastor would love to meet with you to talk through any question you may have. Just shoot Dustin an email.
With that in mind, though, it may be helpful to know that our church affirms the following:
- The Bible is the Word of God and therefore without error (1 Timothy 3:16)
- The only way to be reconciled to God is through faith in Jesus Christ (Acts 4:12)
- Marriage and sexuality are gifts from God, to be enjoyed by one man and one woman in covenant union (Matthew 19:4-6)
- The sanctity of life in the womb (Psalm 139:13-14)
- The dignity of all people, regardless of gender, skin tone, or ability (Genesis 1:27)
“Finally, all of you, have unity of mind, sympathy, brotherly love, a tender heart, and a humble mind.”
1 Peter 3:8 ESV
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