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New Song Community Church

East Wenatchee, WA

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11 N Iowa AveEast Wenatchee, WA 98802

Gathering: Saturday N.A. meeting (N.A. meeting)

When to go

Worship and gatherings

  • SaturdayN.A. meeting · N.A. meeting

About

Summary

New Song Community Church is a progressive, inclusive congregation in Wenatchee, Washington, rooted in Christian faith and committed to living out the love of Jesus through justice, mercy, and nonviolence. Learn more about their mission.

Details

New Song Community Church is a welcoming and inclusive Christian congregation located in Wenatchee, Washington. Founded in 1988, the church was born from a shared vision among local church members to create a community that better reflects the love of Christ. Our Story explains how the church began with a commitment to love and serve the community, and this mission continues today.

The church is progressive in its theology and values unity over uniformity. They are LGBTQ+ affirming and actively work to promote justice and peace in the world. Mission and Vision outlines their commitment to nonviolence, humility, and a justice-oriented faith.

New Song Community Church gathers for worship on Sundays at 10 am. Weekly Gathering Time is a central part of their community life. They also host a free food pantry, which is mentioned in visitor reviews as an important community service.

The church offers a variety of ways to connect, including small groups, volunteer opportunities, and missions work. While specific details about children's programs or youth groups are not listed on the website, reviews mention 12-step meetings and NA meetings, indicating a supportive community for those in recovery.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed and encouraged to participate in all aspects of church life. The church emphasizes that everyone matters to God and to the community, and they strive to create a safe and inclusive environment for all.

From Faith Near Me

New Song Community Church in East Wenatchee, WA, offers a progressive, inclusive space for worship and community engagement. First-time visitors would notice a welcoming atmosphere emphasizing love, justice, and nonviolence, with Sunday gatherings at 10 am and additional meetings for recovery and support. The church’s commitment to service is evident through its free food pantry and outreach-focused mission.

Pros

  • Welcoming and inclusive environment with a focus on progressive Christian values
  • Offers community services like a free food pantry and recovery support meetings
  • Clear Sunday worship time at 10 am for regular gatherings
  • LGBTQ+ affirming and justice-oriented mission reflected in public statements
  • Active social media presence for additional connection

Cons

  • Limited detailed information on children’s or family-specific ministries
  • Facility accessibility and visitor orientation details not explicitly mentioned on the website

Reviews from around the web

Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.

  • Jason Campbella year ago

    I love how loving, inclusive and down to earth this church is. It always gives me hope that the church can do a better job showing the unconditional love of Jesus in our community.

  • kristi steele4 years ago

    I go to new song church for support meetings they have 12 step meetings their regular Christian meetingsThe place is nice

  • Devon Kendall2 years ago

    I go to the N.A. meeting on saturday. I dont know how the actual church is.

  • TheItsme53 months ago

    Great

  • Mystery Sand3 years ago

    I come here for the open free food pantry. Thank you for being here.

  • Tad Wahlen6 years ago

    Everyone is friendly and a joy to be around

  • Butch Glidewell4 years ago

    There for a meeting

  • Saul Flores (Trinidad)2 years ago

    Yuhhhhhhh

Services and facilities

Services

  • 12-Step Meetings
  • Na Meetings
  • Free Food Pantry

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