Elizabeth Park is a great place to stroll, rest, and meditate. It is Whatcom County’s first official park and a treasure trove of many beautiful trees

Here we are in September, Fall, a new season, new school year—same pandemic, but creative possibilities.

Zuanich Point Park has lots to offer. It is located on Squalicum Harbor in what is otherwise an industrial area. There is a lot to reflect on here with a meaningful memorial statue and an eight-foot-high anchor to honor fisherman lost at sea.

Big Rock Garden Park is off the beaten path, but once you find it, you will discover a sense of quiet solitude that surrounds you within its 2.5 acres. It is a great place to get away from it all and meditate.

Sitting near or under trees is a great place to meditate and appreciate their natural and unique beauty. WWU has a Tree Tour to help you identify and learn more about their unique collection.

A video MIdweek Message from Pastor David.

Family Camp and Camp Together, our two intergenerational camps based at N-Sid-Sen, are coming together to present the first  (and hopefully last!) virtual “Camp Not Camp” -  a week of fun, music, inspiration, stories, and connection for people of all ages.

One of the litanies I hear from many of you is the frustration you feel when you see folk not wearing masks in crowded space. It seems like such a simple thing to do for the wellbeing of our community, so it boils within us when we wonder if people can ever actually care for one another as Jesus taught.