grace + Love
A church for those who've ever felt left out
During physical distancing
WEEKLY GATHERINGS
Sunday Worship | Sundays at 10:00 am | on Facebook Live or our website
Old Testament Class | Mondays @ 6:30 pm | Zoom link
Book Club on White Fragility | Fridays @ 6:00 pm | Zoom link
Kids Club | Request to join Young Families group for meeting times
Sunday Worship | Sundays at 10:00 am | on Facebook Live or our website
Old Testament Class | Mondays @ 6:30 pm | Zoom link
Book Club on White Fragility | Fridays @ 6:00 pm | Zoom link
Kids Club | Request to join Young Families group for meeting times
God loves all people and families. So do we. Everybody's in.
This isn't always easy or convenient, but it's worth it. We stand by this vision.
This isn't always easy or convenient, but it's worth it. We stand by this vision.
We are a progressive United Methodist Christian community in Marysville, Washington connected with people in Marysville, Smokey Point, Arlington, Lake Stevens, Everett, Granite Falls and Monroe.
We typically gather for worship Sundays at 8:30am, 9:45am & 11:00am. During our COVID-19 distancing, we'll worship on Sundays at 10:00 AM PST right here on this page or on our Facebook page.
Have you heard about our dreams for our next thirty years? Check it out!
We're a Safe Church. Check out what this means to us.
We typically gather for worship Sundays at 8:30am, 9:45am & 11:00am. During our COVID-19 distancing, we'll worship on Sundays at 10:00 AM PST right here on this page or on our Facebook page.
Have you heard about our dreams for our next thirty years? Check it out!
We're a Safe Church. Check out what this means to us.
QUESTIONS WELCOME
We grow by staying in hard conversations with God and each other.
We don’t back down from our doubts and tough questions. We journey into them together.
We don’t back down from our doubts and tough questions. We journey into them together.
Questions about God, faith and life are normal, expected and celebrated here. It means our faith is alive.
Some of the questions we ask around here: If life seems good as it is, why do I need God? Do miracles still happen? How do I understand the Bible if I don't take it all literally? Does God care about my sexuality? Is it okay to be angry at God?
Some of the questions we ask around here: If life seems good as it is, why do I need God? Do miracles still happen? How do I understand the Bible if I don't take it all literally? Does God care about my sexuality? Is it okay to be angry at God?
Got a question about faith or life you've always wanted to ask? Go for it.
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
you can't fake life change
"I didn't know a church like this existed."
"I get to hold my kids' hands, listen and learn alongside them, sing together and share this new journey of including God in our lives."
"People accepted me, especially the older folks, which meant a lot. I hope without the distractions of worrying if I’ll be accepted here, and by people in general, I can focus on finding God again."
"Warm, supportive people. Awesome sermons. Love this place."
"Christ's character of showing love to ALL people, meeting people where they're at without condemnation, valuing questions and doubt, and choosing what's right over what's popular is really embodied at our church. It makes me proud and excited to be a part of it."
"I get to hold my kids' hands, listen and learn alongside them, sing together and share this new journey of including God in our lives."
"People accepted me, especially the older folks, which meant a lot. I hope without the distractions of worrying if I’ll be accepted here, and by people in general, I can focus on finding God again."
"Warm, supportive people. Awesome sermons. Love this place."
"Christ's character of showing love to ALL people, meeting people where they're at without condemnation, valuing questions and doubt, and choosing what's right over what's popular is really embodied at our church. It makes me proud and excited to be a part of it."