Dear Church, We had a bit of a surprise at the church building on Monday morning.  When Kurt, our stalwart Custodian/Maintenance staff person, showed up for work, there was some damage to one of our windows.  It seems that at some point during the night or early in the morning of Monday, someone threw a brick through one of our windows. 

Watch this interview with Jean Waight!

Family Promise is hosting an Open House at the Learning Center, March 1st, inviting interested families to come visit the space, meet volunteers, and learn about the tutoring program in an informal setting. To optimize the opportunity for parents to ask questions and talk with volunteers (aka, keeping kids busy!), we are planning a welcome area with welcome baskets filled with kid-friendly activities they can enjoy during their visit and take home.

Watch this extended interview with Beth Hawthorne as part of our Climate Action Now! initiative.

Choose one small thing today that will benefit the world we are called to care for. This is a starting list from the CAN (Climate Action Now) conversation on January 30.

Information about our Mission & Justice Board's activties and what you can do!

In living, worshiping, and being a church within the context of a historical year – a year, really, that feels Biblical in its proportion – we wonder how historians (in fact, how our children and grandchildren) will reflect on 2021. What names might they use, what words might they choose to describe it?

These items are needed by people who experienced flood or landslide damage in the Whatcom County flooding. You can drop these off at the Resource Center at 1700 Kok Road. Please enter at Gate 5 to access the center.  Even easier, there is a Wish List you can access on Amazon.com.