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First Baptist Church of Kirkland, WA

First Baptist Church of Kirkland, WA

First Baptist Church of Kirkland, WA  is a local church situated in the historic West of Market neighborhood of Kirkland. The church sits on a hill above historic Market Street, directly behind the Campbell building. The church is also located in a residential area and is near City Hall.

First Baptist Church of Kirkland, WA began serving the Kirkland community in 1988. The mission of the church is: loving God, one another, and the world. First Baptist Church  is dedicated to introducing people to the person of Jesus Christ. The church exists to encourage, disciple, and equip people who know Jesus, to live, love, and serve him.  

The church community at First Baptist Church Kirkland, WA is friendly and welcoming. The church offers Sunday School education programs for all ages, worship services on Sunday morning, an a relaxed bible study/worship session on Sunday night. Have kids? There is a Kid’s Church program for those with children and a nursery for little ones. Teenagers will enjoy the youth group, where they will be able to learn about discipleship and mentoring. Youth service and youth programs are held on Wednesday night. Additionally, there is a college program and a music ministry. Senior citizens will love socializing with other seniors by being involved in the senior ministry. The church offers ministries that suit people from any aspect of life, whether you are single, a student, newly weds, have a family, or a senior citizen. The church regularly holds activities and events as well as out reach ministry opportunities to serve those in the community.

Worship at First Baptist Church Kirkland, WA is a blend of contemporary and traditional music, corporate prayer, a message from the Bible, and a time for reflection, meditation, and personal worship. Sunday School occurs every Sunday at 9:30am, worship service is at 10:45am, and Sunday evening service is at 6pm. For more information on First Baptist Church Kirkland, WA please visit http://1stbaptistchurch.org/

Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA

Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA

Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA is one of the city’s most historic churches. The worshipping community has served the city for the last 133 years! Kirkland Congregational Church is nestled in the beautiful historic West of Market neighborhood of Kirkland.  

Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA first began in the living room of one of the first settlers to the area. It was in 1880 that Samuel Greene and Rev. Harrison rowed a boat across Lake Washington and landed on the Kirkland beach. The two men had come from Seattle as requested by the French family. The French family believed that the settlers needed a church community. The first congregation was comprised of 40 people and Rev. Harrison and Mr. Greene returned every other Sunday to preach a sermon and conduct a worship service in the Frenches’ living room. A formal church building was later constructed and built through the help of the community. A woman from Boston, Mrs. Sarah Houghton, would donate a bell for the church - later the settlement would be named after her. Many famous figures from Kirkland’s history were members of the church, including Kirkland’s first mayor, the founder of Kirkland Cemetery, and more. In fact, almost every civic organization in the city has had outstanding members whose roots are tied to Kirkland Congregational Church.

Today, Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA is pastored by Jason Boyd and his staff. Kirkland Congregational is a place of worship for all people on the journey of life. Together, the congregation and the community shares the joy of fellowship, worship, study, and service. The church is an inclusive, welcoming body of people  that seek to live meaningful lives. The church offers christian education program for children, mission and outreach opportunities, and a music ministry.

The worship service at Kirkland Congregational Church Kirkland, WA is held every Sunday at 10:30am. For more information on this church please visit http://www.kccucc.org/

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If you are thinking about moving to The Seattle Area, chances are you'll have to choose between Seattle and The Eastside. If you are coming to work at Microsoft, the large campus is in Redmond WA and growing into Bellevue, though some Microsoft employees are in Seattle and some in Issaquah.

Above is the City of Bellevue taken from across Lake Washington just over the I-90 Bridge in Mt. Baker - Leschi in Seattle. If you see mountains to the East as in this photo, they will be The Cascades. If you see mountains to the West behind Seattle, they will will be the Olympics.

Mt. Rainier is part of the Cascade Range. For me the most notable feature of the Olympics is "The Brothers" shown below. Besides knowing which direction you are facing, you can tell you are looking toward the Cascades if you see Mt. Rainier and The Olympics if you see the Brothers.

As I'm driving up 85th toward Central from Bellevue/Redmond toward my home in Kirkland, I can often see The Brothers quite clearly just driving home. Spectacular sights can be everyday events when you live in the Seattle Area...and these sights can rejuvenate and fill your soul.