Burien Community Church
About Us
On this journey of faith, we all come from different backgrounds. We are made up of different ages, cultures, and denominations.
Some of us have recently found the church while others of us have spent our whole lives in the congregation. Still others have journeyed away and have come back.
We are connected on this journey of faith, seeking a deeper commitment to Jesus the Christ, our Savior, Redeemer and Friend, and to each other as the body of Christ on earth.
Our roots are American Baptist, but we are a community church. Our history contains the stories of Gregory Heights Community Church, which existed at our current location, and Columbia Baptist Church in Seattle.
The two congregations came together in the 1990's, and Burien Community Church emerged in 1996.
We are affiliated with the Evergreen Association of the American Baptist Churches, USA.
- Vibe
- Casual, Traditional Liturgy, Creative, Down to Earth, Friendly, Progressive, Inclusive, Multigenerational
- Programs
- Social Justice, Faith and Work, Adult Education
- Music
- Traditional Hymns
- Denomination
- American Baptist Churches USA
- Size
- Small
- Language
- English
- Founded
- 1996
Contact
Our Services
- Sunday
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- 11:00am
- Worship
What to Expect
Location
What Members Say
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Active MemberThis church is very inviting and is officially a welcome and affirming congregation of AWAB. This church has supported the community with a food ministry, after school program, Easter Egg Hunt, Trunk or Treat, Pride and Strawberry festival, game nights, Financial Literacy Workshops, scholarships to summer camp, support other local Ministries such as Mary's Place and Hospitality House and so much more. While we a few we coin our selves the little church with the big heart. We have service @ 10am on Sundays and two other congregations if that doesn't work for you. New Walk @ 12pm and Ebenezer Confernidad @ 2pm (Service is in Spanish)
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One of the Excommunicated membersNothing. The description above is all false. This church has very few members that come on Sunday. The current pastor has chased all the members away. There are usually 0-5 people in the pews on Sunday. The sermons are so odd they don’t have any relevance to todays world. You don’t leave feeling like you’ve been enriched in any way. The church won’t survive and it will probably close and sale off the property. Unfortunately , the new pastor has chased members away by his awful behavior.best advice is go to any other church in the area. You’ll have a better experience.
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Patricia ChoueryThe church was Not Gregory Heights Community Church! It was Gregory Heights Baptist Church, the title community was added after the decision to merge the two congregations because it sounded more inviting. I was a member of Gregory Heights Baptist Church, I was the Sunday School teacher for a few years at Gregory Heights Baptist Church and was there when we changed the name. I moved away from the area so changed my membership. I like accurate history. Patti Chouery
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