On March 7th we resume in-person Sunday Services with one 10am service at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Bellevue! Find more info below, including required COVID-19 guidelines, and which weeks will be online-only.
Please RSVP for week one, and plan to pre-register your Kids on this page each week.
We will continue to provide an online livestream for those more comfortable engaging from home.
We’re only able to host in-person services if we all agree to follow the guidelines established by medical professionals, government officials and our current venue, the Hyatt. We’re grateful for your understanding and cooperation!
By attending an in-person service, you are agreeing to the following:
We’re partnering with the Hyatt to take the following precautions as well:
We’re excited to safely re-open Reach Kids! In order to maintain a safe, COVID-conscious environment, we need each family to pre-register their child every Sunday. Thanks for your help!
You’ll get an additional email with much more details on what to expect for your day-of experience in Reach Kids, but for now, by registering you’re agreeing to the following:
Per CDC, WA State Department of Health, and our venue, the Hyatt Regency, masks are required for children ages 5 and up, and strongly encouraged for ages 2-4.
Hyatt Regency in Bellevue
900 Bellevue Way NE
Bellevue, WA, 98004
Parking at the garage underneath the Hyatt is complimentary on Sunday mornings. You’ll find entrances to the garage from both Bellevue Way and NE 8th Street. Once parked, take the elevators to the first floor and follow the signs to the Hyatt ballrooms.
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“When we started Reach in our apartment living room we dreamed about what this church might become.
What we hope for you is what we’ve been seeing since day one — strangers becoming family.
Checking out a new community can be intimidating. Know this: you are welcome here just as you are. If you have questions don’t hesitate to ask — our team will be eager to help.
When you do make your way to a Sunday gathering, come say hello. We’ll be excited to meet you.”
Friendly people will greet you, help you find your way around, answer your questions, and make you feel at home. We have safe, fun environments for the kids.
Our gatherings are typically around an hour. We’ll sing a few songs as part of our response to all God has done for us. Then someone on stage will pray for real needs that exist within our community, in other local churches, or elsewhere in the world.
We’ll ask God to teach us more about himself and what it looks like to follow Jesus.
Whether that’s connecting with others and learning more about Reach at an Open House, finding a place to serve, or just coming back next week, we’ll make sure you know all the doors that will be wide open for you.
Reach is passionate about providing connection and resources for your family. Click a button below to find out what that looks like right now.
Fill out this brief Connect Card and someone will be in touch with some next steps for you.
Connect CardWe are committed to being a family made up of different generations, backgrounds, ethnicities and abilities. Unity in the midst of diversity is a big part of God’s Kingdom, and one we celebrate. (Translation: there is a place for you and the people you care about here.)
Yes. Reach was started with you in mind. Please bring your doubts, your brain, and your baggage — they are all welcome here. You will have the opportunity to learn more, ask questions, share hurts from past experiences, all at your own pace. In fact, you can reach out to a pastor with your big questions any time — even right now. We will always be eager to hear from you.
At Reach a team of elders carry the responsibility of overseeing the mission, vision, life and doctrine of the church. They do this largely by empowering and caring for the men and women who serve as Reach’s pastors and staff to lead ministries, build teams, and care for groups across the region.
Our services are usually around an hour each.
Whatever you feel comfortable in. While a t-shirt and jeans is typical, some people like to dress it up a bit.
