Reach has a new home! Starting May 2nd, we meet at Northwest University. Learn more.
Services at 9:00 + 10:45am
at Northwest University in Kirkland & Online
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Galatians was written to a community of people who were cancelling grace and doubling down on human effort. Predominant voices in their culture lured hearts into a state of confusion. For us, there is not a more timely word. Culture is still questioning Jesus’ authority and doubling down on its own. Confusion is trending for the Christian.
Let’s clarify some things...
There is only one true Gospel. In our day and age, following Jesus through orthodoxy is very punk rock—it goes against the grain of cultural Christianity. As we begin studying the letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul will lead us through a series of clarifying statements, removing any gray area in knowing what Christianity is really all about.
Northwest University
5531 111th Lane NE
Kirkland, WA 98033
From 108th Ave NE, turn onto NE 53rd street. Continue up the hill to the main entrance. Park and walk to the Chapel for service. If you have children, you'll see signs directing you to Kids Check-In.
In light of updates from state, county, and Department of Education officials, Northwest University (NU) has updated their mask guidelines for church groups meeting on their campus.
Reach will not be policing mask use and cannot guarantee full compliance, so we invite you to join our services online if you would be uncomfortable in an indoor environment that doesn’t have 100% mask coverage. We invite you to continue to honor these policies. We’re grateful for the opportunity to gather as a church at NU every Sunday, and we consider it a privilege to steward their space well.
We will continue to pass along updates to this policy as we receive them.
Reach Kids is available for 1s through 5th Grade at both Sunday services. No Pre-Registration is needed. On Sunday morning, you'll find signs guiding you to the Kids Check-In.
“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 service, 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 a little over an hour long. 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.
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Connect CardOur 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.
We 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.
For an overview of what Reach believes about leadership roles, including Elder, Pastor, Preacher, and women in leadership, check out the videos from Pastor Brian and Dr. Gerry Breshears below.
