Camaraderie Breakfast
Each month on the third Saturday, we have breakfast and enjoy time together. You can RSVP for our upcoming breakfast by clicking here.
You can also learn more about this monthly connection here.
MLK March
Englewood will be participating in the MLK march. Those who would like to march with our group can sign up by clicking here. An email will be sent out to those signed up with details about where we will meet and organize.
Sunday, January 19th we will have poster boards and markers in the Fellowship Hall during coffee hour so that marchers can make signs for this event.
Camp Hope Meal
On the third Tuesday of each month we serve a meal at Camp Hope for our unsheltered neighbors. You can get involved in helping to bring ingredients for this meal, helping to prepare food, and/or serve the meal at 5:30 at Camp Hope. Contact the Church office for more information.
Religious Trauma Support Group
Our Pastor Rev. Dr. Christie Love completed her Doctoral Work at Eden Theological Seminary where she focused her study on religious trauma. She has a deep passion for supporting those who have had negative religious experiences and has experience in creating resources and programs that support processing and growing from these unique traumas.
The goal of this group is to provide support and cultivate an empathic and understanding environment focused on healing. Anyone in the Yakima Valley who has been harmed by faith-based systems, relationships, teachings, or experiences is welcome to join us.
Documentary and Discussion
As part of our Wide Welcome Initiative, we work to create opportunities for learning and growth each month in areas related to justice, inclusion, and care for our neighbors. In 2026, we will be focusing our learning on the history and harms of religion on our indigenous neighbors.
In January and February, there will be a documentary suggested for those who would like to view it on their own time, and then a Zoom meeting will be held to discuss our thoughts and feelings about the subject of the film.
In January, we will be watching and discussing: Episode one of the Ken Burns documentary series The West. Which can be viewed on PBS.org this discussion will take place via Zoom on Wednesday, January 28, at 6:30 PM
In February, we will watch and discuss episode 5 of the same series. Our Zoom discussion that month will take place on Wednesday, February 25th, at 6:30 PM.
First Sunday Potluck
Bring your favorite main dish, side dish, or dessert and plan to stay after our weekly worship service for a potluck meal in the Fellowship Hall. This is a great time of friendship, food, and connections!
Religious Trauma Support Group
Our Pastor Rev. Dr. Christie Love completed her Doctoral Work at Eden Theological Seminary where she focused her study on religious trauma. She has a deep passion for supporting those who have had negative religious experiences and has experience in creating resources and programs that support processing and growing from these unique traumas.
The goal of this group is to provide support and cultivate an empathic and understanding environment focused on healing. Anyone in the Yakima Valley who has been harmed by faith-based systems, relationships, teachings, or experiences is welcome to join us.
NAMI FaithNet
Englewood is honored to host the NAMI FaithNet meeting each month on the second Wednesday at 11:30 AM. This group meets in the Fireside room to talk about the intersections of faith and mental health in our community. Anyone is welcome to attend. If you have questions about this regular meeting, please contact Pastor Christie Love who is the chair of FaithNet for NAMI.
Religious Trauma Support Group
Our Pastor Rev. Dr. Christie Love completed her Doctoral Work at Eden Theological Seminary where she focused her study on religious trauma. She has a deep passion for supporting those who have had negative religious experiences and has experience in creating resources and programs that support processing and growing from these unique traumas.
The goal of this group is to provide support and cultivate an empathic and understanding environment focused on healing. Anyone in the Yakima Valley who has been harmed by faith-based systems, relationships, teachings, or experiences is welcome to join us.
Coffee and Questions
Coffee and Questions will meet once a month after church during coffee hour in the Fireside Room. The purpose of this group will be to talk about recent sermons, thoughts about faith, and questions around theology. All ages are invited to attend and join into the discussion.
Documentary and Discussion
As part of our Wide Welcome Initiative, we work to create opportunities for learning and growth each month in areas related to justice, inclusion, and care for our neighbors. In 2026, we will be focusing our learning on the history and harms of religion on our indigenous neighbors.
In January and February, there will be a documentary suggested for those who would like to view it on their own time, and then a Zoom meeting will be held to discuss our thoughts and feelings about the subject of the film.
In February, we will watch and discuss episode 5 of the same series. Our Zoom discussion that month will take place on Wednesday, February 25th, at 6:30 PM.
Ladie’s Fellowship
Ladies Fellowship Group will meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday mornings from 11:00 AM- Noon in the Fireside Room. Women of all ages are welcome to come to this time of connection. If you have questions about getting involved, talk to Rosemary Preacher, Joyce Cowin, or Sharri Lovell.
Second Sunday Concert Series
The Second Sunday Series will present Dr. David McLemore on tuba and Dr. Giyong Ahn on piano on January 11, 2026, at 2:00 pm. McLemore and Ahm are colleagues at Central Washington University where Dr Ahn is a Lecturer of piano and Dr. McLemore is the Professor of Tuba and Euphonium. Dr. McLemore appeared on the series a few years ago and it was fun to hear a tuba concert. If you love brass instruments, this concert is for you.
Bring a friend. The program is free, but donations are accepted.
Ladie’s Fellowship
Ladies Fellowship Group will meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday mornings from 11:00 AM- Noon in the Fireside Room. Women of all ages are welcome to come to this time of connection. If you have questions about getting involved, talk to Rosemary Preacher, Joyce Cowin, or Sharri Lovell.
Religious Trauma Support Group
Our Pastor Rev. Dr. Christie Love completed her Doctoral Work at Eden Theological Seminary where she focused her study on religious trauma. She has a deep passion for supporting those who have had negative religious experiences and has experience in creating resources and programs that support processing and growing from these unique traumas.
The goal of this group is to provide support and cultivate an empathic and understanding environment focused on healing. Anyone in the Yakima Valley who has been harmed by faith-based systems, relationships, teachings, or experiences is welcome to join us.
First Sunday Potluck
Bring your favorite main dish, side dish, or dessert and plan to stay after our weekly worship service for a potluck meal in the Fellowship Hall. This is a great time of friendship, food, and connections!
Christmas Eve Service
Join us for a simple family service with Christmas scripture and music.
There will not be a children’s activity or nursery during this service, but all ages are welcomed in this space and celebration.
Longest Night of the Year Service
We are participating in this service this year in partnership with Wesley United Methodist Church. This unique worship service holds space for the grief and difficult emotions that many people experience around the holidays.
Finch Family Christmas
Join us for the annual Finch Family Christmas to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Welcome the Stranger Interfaith Prayer Vigil
Welcome the Stranger Interfaith Prayer Vigil at 6:30 PM
Canticus Christmas Concert
Come and enjoy some beautiful Christmas music! Open to all in the community!
Christmas Caroling
We will meet at the church to get organized and then go as a group to carol to many of our homebound church members. Following our Christmas caroling, we will return to the church and have a chili dinner together in the Fellowship Hall.
NAMI FaithNet
Englewood is honored to host the NAMI FaithNet meeting each month on the second Wednesday at 11:30 AM. This group meets in the Fireside room to talk about the intersections of faith and mental health in our community. Anyone is welcome to attend. If you have questions about this regular meeting, please contact Pastor Christie Love who is the chair of FaithNet for NAMI.
Hanging of the Greens
Join us as we decorate our space for the holidays! This will be a fun workday with music and chances to work with others to set up trees and prepare for upcoming Christmas events and services.
All ages are welcome to come and help!
Thanksgiving Meal
If you are in need of community for Thanksgiving Day, you are welcome to RSVP to join our Pastor and her family for dinner at 1:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
To RSVP please click here.
Young Adult and Young Families Game Night
Young Adult and Young Families Game Night
Friday, November 21st
6-8 PM
In the Fellowship Hall
Bring your Favorite Board/Card game and come and connect!
Camaraderie Breakfast
Each month on the third Saturday, we have breakfast and enjoy time together. You can RSVP for our upcoming breakfast by clicking here.
You can also learn more about this monthly connection here.
Ladie’s Fellowship
Ladies Fellowship Group will meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday mornings from 11:00 AM- Noon in the Fireside Room. Women of all ages are welcome to come to this time of connection. If you have questions about getting involved, talk to Rosemary Preacher, Joyce Cowin, or Sharri Lovell.
NAMI FaithNet
Englewood hosts NAMI’s local FaithNet meeting each month. This is a meeting that explores the intersection of faith and mental health in our community, seeks to build partnerships, share resources, and develop collaboration. If you have questions about this meeting, please email Christie Love (christie@englewoodchristianchurch.com)
NAMI FaithNet
Englewood hosts NAMI’s local FaithNet meeting each month. This is a meeting that explores the intersection of faith and mental health in our community, seeks to build partnerships, share resources, and develop collaboration. If you have questions about this meeting, please email Christie Love (christie@englewoodchristianchurch.com)
Religious Trauma Support Group
Our Pastor Rev. Dr. Christie Love completed her Doctoral Work at Eden Theological Seminary where she focused her study on religious trauma. She has a deep passion for supporting those who have had negative religious experiences and has experience in creating resources and programs that support processing and growing from these unique traumas.
The goal of this group is to provide support and cultivate an empathic and understanding environment focused on healing. Anyone in the Yakima Valley who has been harmed by faith-based systems, relationships, teachings, or experiences is welcome to join us.
Sober Support
Sober Support is a new support group at Englewood Christian Church. It meets on Monday nights at 6:30 PM in the Library. This group is open to those who are working to maintain sobriety from drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or other addictive coping behaviors. If you have questions about this group, you can email Bob Love at boblove74@yahoo.com
Sober Support
Sober Support is a new support group at Englewood Christian Church. It meets on Monday nights at 6:30 PM in the Library. This group is open to those who are working to maintain sobriety from drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or other addictive coping behaviors. If you have questions about this group, you can email Bob Love at boblove74@yahoo.com