The mission of the church states:

Following the example of Jesus Christ, we strive to heal the broken, to feed the hungry and to provide service through outreach and involvement, seeking wholeness, justice and righteousness for all people.

Ways in which we reach out into our community include involvement of the church and its members in the Suquamish Olalla Neighbors, the North Kitsap Fishline food bank and thrift store, the Bainbridge Island-North Kitsap Interfaith Council, the Human Rights Network, and Habitat for Humanity.  We help raise funds through activities such as the annual Crop Walk.  Our church building provides a meeting place for groups whose activities support the well-being of our community.
 

Change for Change

On the second Sunday of each month, we have a special offering.  All we ask for is your spare change.  A little change can change the world.

The "Change for Change" offering in March will benefit the church's Barbara Sneed Fund, which provides emergency financial assistance to local residents of the Suquamish area.  With the increasing cost of gas, food, and everything else, the need is greater than ever.

Outreach on the regional, national, and global level involves quick-response assistance such as providing health kits to hurricane victims and aid for victims of earthquakes and floods, as well as support for UCC programs such as Neighbors in Need and Our Church's Wider Mission.