Mission Partners

When we started Hope, we knew that we could do more by partnering in Ministry with others.
Individual churches can do great things, but we can have a greater impact on the world the more we work together. That’s one of the reasons why we partner with people locally and all over the world. From here you can find links to many of those ministries and learn about how we support one another!

Hope began as part of the Evangelical Covenant Church. Locally we’ve also chosen some amazing ministry partners that are having a fantastic impact on our community. All of this helps us to be Hope for Snohomish County and beyond!

At Hope it’s our philosophy to support the amazing work and ministry that our partner organizations are doing. You can find out more about these great groups that we support (both financially and with our volunteers) here:

Housing Hope

An organization based out of Everett focused on breaking the cycle of poverty and homelessness.

Honey Bee Cafe

A supportive place for teens and young adults to learn about faith run by Mazahua Valley Ministries in Mexico.

Cascades Camp, Yelm, WA

“As a nonprofit camping ministry, Cascades Camp and Conference Center has helped people of all ages open their hearts to experience new life in Christ. With its pristine beauty and peaceful, protected setting in the shadow of Mt. Rainier, children and adults alike can take a break from the struggles of everyday life, find hope, and renew their faith in Jesus Christ.” (Mission Statement- Cascades Camp)

Pacific Northwest Conference

The local conference of the ECC - about 70 churches over the Pacific Northwest in ministry together.

International Missionaries

We support missionaries including the Bakers, Isazas, Petersons, and Kerls. As they serve in challenging parts of the world we are unable to link to their direct ministries, but we’re happy to share more about their work in person.

As a church community we have also supported Clare’s Place, The Everett Gospel Mission, and various other ministry needs in our community as they arise.

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