Outreach
Dinner Bell – community meal
We delight in welcoming the community including those that are financially strapped or unhoused. We serve 125 to 150 individuals weekly. Volunteers cook, serve, cleanup and visit with the guests. Food preparation begins at 3:00 pm. and the meal is served at 5:00 pm. Interested in helping? Volunteers are welcome anytime from 3:00 until 6:00 pm. A good deal of the food is provided through financial donations from the community.
Food Pantry
Our food pantry is open the last two Mondays of the month from 9:30 am to 12:00 pm. Closed on holidays. All food comes from membership and community donations. Please consider donating food or money.
we partner with various groups and coalitions
350.org - Everett regional organization building an activist global climate movement
Black Heritage Committee of Snohomish County - celebrates and educates Snohomish County residents about the cultural roots and contributions of African Americans
Bread for the World – working with them, our membership sends letters to our elected representatives in Congress for hunger legislation
Clare’s Place (women) and Cocoon House (youth and young adults) - supportive housing and support in Everett for those without resources, often coming in from the streets - when they ask, we help
Communities of Color Coalition - Advancing racial justice through cross-cultural collective action
Earth Ministry - Interfaith Power and Light based in Seattle focused on activating people of faith re environmental justice through training, resources and lobbying
Everett Faith in Action – we are members of this group of faith leaders and government representatives, generating and implementing ideas to help end homelessness in Everett
Everett Gospel Mission - provides a homeless shelter for 40 people and runs an emergency cold weather shelter, both from within our church
Everett Pride - several events across the year supporting LGBTQ rights
Everett Recovery Cafe - EUCC helped found and house this effort that offers a safe, heathy, supportive community for those working through recovery from homelessness, addiction, mental health issues or other trauma - they train recovery coaches and need volunteers
Faith Action Network (FANWA) – we belong to this statewide lobby group working with diverse issues of concern to people of faith, both promoting educational events
Global Ministries - a window to important justice, peace, relief and development work and needs in many places in the world. The UCC and Christian Church Disciples of Christ partner in Washington/North Idaho/Montana/Alaska in a current partnership with interfaith peacemakers in Colombia
Housing Hope - working with them to convert our church space into low income housing
Interfaith Family Shelter - we partner with this emergency shelter for homeless families
Paths to Understanding - works to bridge interfaith cross-cultural bias and build unity through interfaith peacemaking, support in times of community opposition, nurturing relationships, and acting together.