FREE In-Person Community Workshop Training from MAD HOPE. While our training is targeted at young adults, people of all ages (12+) can learn about suicide prevention and mental well-being from our curriculum!

First Congregational Church is a member of the Washington State Poor People’s Campaign. The Campaign is uniting tens of thousands of people across the country to challenge the evils of systemic racism and poverty.

The First Congregational Church library has been reorganized around critical topics of interest in areas of mission and justice. 

We're invited to participate in Garden Street's “Summer Read,” The False White Gospel by Jim Wallis.

A message from Pastor Sharon.

The Mission and Justice Board members want to recognize and thank all those individuals and families at First Congregational Church that have given of your time, talents, and financial support to serve our larger community. Whether you have participated through church sponsored efforts or other groups, you are making a difference.

Calling all grandparents to join us for our last meeting before summer. We'll meet at the Old Town Cafe on Holly Street at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 13 for breakfast or coffee/tea.

Humans, animals and plants all suffer from land and water contaminated by improperly discarded garbage. Use what you need, and when you have to throw something out, dispose of it properly.