The Refuge

First Christian Church of Mt Washington in Kentucky welcomes all to its congregation. Offering a variety of programs and ministries for both children and adults, the church strives to build a community of believers and serve others. With a focus on worship, volunteerism, and serving the local community, First Christian Church provides opportunities for spiritual growth and social engagement. Visitors can explore the diverse range of activities and events, from worship services to community outreach programs like the Snack Bags initiative. The church's commitment to inclusivity is evident through its Autism-Friendly Congregation designation, catering to individuals with diverse needs. Through its mission to Share Christ, Build Believers, and Serve Others, First Christian Church creates a welcoming environment for all. Generated from the website content

Bethany Baptist Church in Mount Washington, Salem, Oregon, welcomes visitors to join their Sunday morning services. Growth Groups start at 9:00am, followed by worship at 10:30am. Conveniently located just off Commercial St. SE, the church provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for individuals seeking spiritual growth and community engagement. Generated from their website's infomation

A Profile of First Baptist Church Since 1838, First Baptist has offered spiritual leadership in our community. Remnants of our heritage are still around, including the old bell that now sites on the corner outside our Welcome Center. The "Coakley" building, built in 1922 and named for the pastor at the time of its construction, is still part of our facilities. We are grateful for our past, and thrilled about our future. God has placed our congregation in a rapidly growing area. We have the privilege of sharing the message of Jesus with an increasingly large number of people, and we are seeking creative, strategic, relevant ways to share that message. For the past several years we have been involved in an ambitious building program. We completed the construction of our preschool/children building and the renovation of the Coakley building, which served as our sanctuary prior to 1969.