Mill Creek Community Church

We would love for you to join us this Sunday at 10AM for our Sunday morning service. Pastor Rob will be preaching on An Audience of One. Practicing religion can become an act, a performance for others to notice. Jesus calls us to stop making faith about theater and to be sincere
before God. We don’t need trumpets anouncing our generous giving. We don’t need accolades for our public prayers. We simply need to focus on loving God when we practice our faith, whether or not anyone else ever notices. This doesn’t mean we shouldn’t encourage each other with our faith, but that we don’t turn our faith into a show for our own glory.

We Would Love For You To Join Us For Our Sunday Service At 10AM!
Honoring God’s Image. A foundational truth about humanity in the Bible is that every human being is made in the image of God. We may not know exactly what that means, but it applies equally to all. There is
something inherently sacred about human life. This truth afects how we view our self and how we view and treat others. Whenever we dehumanize another person, either through anger or lust, we are creating hell on earth, not the Kingdom of Heaven that Jesus came to create. This afects how we talk about others, treat them, and even how we honor marriage.

We would love for you to join is this Sunday at our 10am service which talks about: Fulfilling the Law
What is the difference between abolishing and fulfilling? What does it mean that Jesus fulfills the law? Was there something flawed in God’s law that was corrected in Christ? How are we to view and understand the Old Testament in light of what Jesus teaches here in the Sermon on the Mount? How can the law be fulfilled in our lives today?

If you’re looking for a faith community that celebrates and affirms everyone, we’re grateful to have local religious groups like these in Snohomish and beyond. 🌈

A special thank you to the congregations who are sponsoring Pride and walking in the parade this year. Your support helps create a more welcoming, inclusive community for all.

We’re proud to celebrate alongside you!

Please join us for our 10am Sunday service with guest Pastor Jon Westra! With his message on Genesis 16: The God Who Sees Me.
Themes surrounding Abraham, Sara and Hagar‘s situation will be explored we will focus on Hagar. The takeaway from the sermon may well be that life is difficult with a lot of twists and turns. Hagar found herself in a situation where she was at her end, but God showed up in a dramatic way and saw her. And she saw the God who saw her.

Join Us this Sunday at 10AM
The Gift and Obligation of Unity.
We live in a culture with deep divisions created by race, class, citizenship, gender, political leanings, and ideologies. Today we start a three-part series that explores the themes of the Belhar Confession, a statement of faith that emerged from South African Christians who opposed apartheid. We begin by exploring the Bible’s teaching on unity. Unity is both a gift of God and an obligation for those who truly follow Jesus. Establishing and guarding unity takes effort, but the rewards of experiencing joyful diversity are worth the effort.

Good Friday Service
Join our worshiping community on Friday, April 3 at 7p as we reflect on the powerful and world-altering work Christ did on the cross. It will be a time of quiet reflection and laying down of burdens.

We are hosting our Annual Pride Event on Saturday, June 21st from 4-8 PM. This will be a time of celebrating diversity while learning more about how to be a welcoming church that affirms the worth of every person as being made in the image of God.

We are starting our Homless Feed today and are now taking donations of socks, gloves, hats, blankets, ponchos, hard warmers, and anything to add to womens hygiene bags. If you would like to drop any of these items off feel free to during office hours Mon.- Wed. 9am to 3pm or at our Sunday service at 10am.