In the Northwest as it is in Heaven.
Reach Church is a house dedicated to Jesus that began in an apartment living room in 2012 with a few young families.
Since then, we’ve witnessed God’s transforming presence on full display in individuals, in the life of our community, and in our region. Though much has changed, our vision remains the same: in the Northwest as it is in Heaven.





We exist to love and be loved by Jesus, inviting everyone to know Him, become like Him, and join Him as He makes all things new.




What We Believe
We are a Gospel-centered community that celebrates the life, death, resurrection, and teachings of Jesus. Read our beliefs for a deeper look at what we consider most important.




Our Team
Our team is united by our desire to show people that they belong in God’s family and to equip them to live their lives on His Mission. We enjoy the work and have fun along the way, but our main focus is helping people to grow in faith and to impact their communities.
FAQs
If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please reach out to our team directly.
We are all about Jesus. We are a Gospel-centered community unashamedly celebrating the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who alone offers the free gift of eternal life. Read our beliefs for a deeper look at what we consider most important. We also affirm the Nicene Creed and are well represented by the positions presented in the Lausanne Covenant.
Yes. We believe the Bible and the Holy Spirit were never meant to be separated.
We are a Bible-centered church. Scripture is God’s authoritative Word, so it shapes our theology, anchors our teaching, and reveals Jesus to us. We are also a Holy Spirit-led church. We believe the Spirit who inspired the Scriptures is still active today — leading, convicting, empowering, healing, and forming us into the likeness of Christ.
The Bible without the Spirit can become information without transformation. The Spirit without the Bible can become passion without direction. So we open the Scriptures expecting the Spirit to speak. We worship rooted in truth and open to God’s presence. We seek spiritual gifts with humility and discernment, testing everything by Scripture.
Our desire is simple: to follow Jesus faithfully — formed by His Word and alive to His Spirit.
We are committed to being a church 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.)
At Reach a team of elders carry the responsibility of overseeing the mission 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.
Jesus is unlike anyone else. He is fully God and fully human — the eternal Son of God who stepped into our world and took on flesh (John 1:14). If you’ve ever wondered what God is like, you don’t have to guess — look at Jesus. Scripture calls Him “the image of the invisible God” (Colossians 1:15) — the One who makes the unseen God known.
Through Jesus, the Kingdom of God has come near. In His life, death, and physical resurrection, He revealed the rule and reign of God breaking into our world. Through the cross, He defeated sin, death, and all the powers of darkness (1 Corinthians 15:3–4), extending grace and new life to all who trust in Him. He said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life” (John 14:6) — the only path to the Father and the source of all true life.
Even now, the wonder continues: He has not left us. Jesus is Emmanuel — “God with us” (Matthew 1:23) — and through His Holy Spirit, He is still near: guiding, transforming, empowering, and making His presence known. Right now, He reigns at the Father’s side (Acts 2:33–36), and one day He will return to make all things new and bring the fullness of His Kingdom (Revelation 21:5).
This is the hope Jesus offers — not a distant idea, but a living promise rooted solely in Him and what He has done. And that changes everything.
Following Jesus begins with faith — receiving His grace, forgiveness, and new identity as beloved sons and daughters of God (Ephesians 2:8–10). As we trust Him, we begin to walk in the way of discipleship: loving God, loving others, and learning to live under the good rule of His Kingdom. (Matthew 22:37–39).
The Holy Spirit is at work within us, reshaping our desires and transforming us into the likeness of Christ — people marked by holiness, compassion, justice, and mercy (Romans 8:29). This transformation is lifelong, but Jesus doesn’t wait until we’re “finished” to partner with us. Even now, He invites us into His mission — proclaiming good news, advancing His Kingdom, and working for God’s peace and renewal in the world (John 20:21; Matthew 28:18–20).
And we do all this with unshakable hope: that He will complete what He began, raising us to resurrection life and restoring all creation (1 Corinthians 15:20–26). Jesus is our greatest hope — and that hope is offered freely to you.
If you’re ready to begin, simply talk to Him. Tell Him you trust Him with your whole heart. Tell Him you’re ready to give Him your life. He hears you — and He welcomes you.
You’re Invited
Whether you’ve been following Jesus for decades, or identify with words like “curious” or “skeptical” when it comes to faith or church, we want you to know there is a place for you here.



