Finding a church that’s safe, welcoming, and grounded in Scripture can be hard, but it’s worth the effort. At Edmonds Presbyterian Church...we explore faith one open conversation at a time.
Join us online, watch a short video, or read a story about exploring faith. No commitment, no contact info required.
Call, email, or simply show up to a service when you are ready. We’re ready to connect when you are.
Join a conversation, a meal, or a group, on your own timeline. Belonging always starts with a beginning.
Many people come to church carrying skepticism, anger, or pain.
Our hope is to see lives transformed as skepticism gives way to safety, anger gives way to exploration, and pain gives way to possibility.
For those who have been hurt, we offer a place of care. For those who are angry, we offer space to explore. For those who are hurting, we offer a path forward.
Faith and life are journeys, and we are here to walk that road with you.
We are a small, human-to-human church where no one is unseen or unwelcome. If you are tired of transactional spaces and digital noise, we invite you into a different kind of community.
We are a "3rd place" built for genuine relationships, not rigid programs. Come as you are—questions, doubts, and history included.
We engage with ancient scripture and modern faith without being intellectually intimidating. Critical conversations and differences are welcome here.
We pair a rhythmic, liturgical structure with an active commitment to local mercy, global missions, and social justice.
We encourage and allow differences, diversity, and critical conversations.
We are an open and affirming congregation of people following Jesus and loving our neighbors.
The truth of Scripture and inspiration of the Spirit guide our teaching, preaching and praise.
We believe in making a global impact, building local partnerships, and embracing social justice.
Finding a place to connect can feel intimidating—especially if you’ve been hurt by church experiences in the past, or if you’ve held onto your faith but walked away from the institution.
We get it. Past trauma can leave you feeling dismissed, angry, or unseen.
Edmonds Presbyterian is a neighborhood space where neighbors feel wanted and valued. We make room for the awkwardness, the questions, and the discomfort of building real relationships. You don’t have to perform here. There is no shame, no pressure, and no judgment.
While we believe in human connection, we have a streaming option for those who want or need to worship from home. A follow-along guide is emailed every Saturday morning. CONTACT US to join the email list.
Sunday Bible Study – After Sunday Worship
Tuesday Morning Bible Study – 10:00 AM
Choir Practice – Contact us for date and time.
AA Freedom Group Meeting – Thursday Nights at 7:00 PM
Men’s Fellowship – Saturdays at 9:00 AM
Women’s Association Meeting/Luncheon – Monthly at 11:30 AM
Game Night – 2nd Saturday at 7:00 PM (confirm before coming)
Our summer sermon series is on Romans. Paul’s most famous letter is also his most fascinating. Romans is often read for theology and some bad teaching about God’s relationship with humanity. It can feel oppressive, but when read well and with context, Romans is very liberating. Like a breath of fresh air, it is God’s message of freedom in Jesus Christ for all people.
“Edmonds is a safe landing place to explore your faith, wherever you are journeying from.”
Professional Perspective: With business experience as Director of Marketing Communications, Sales Director, and Direct Sales in Europe, Rob Christ now serves as the Pastor of Edmonds Presbyterian Church (since 2021). With degrees from Marylhurst University (MBA) and George Fox University (MDiv),
From High-Tech to a Higher Calling: I am a ‘second-career’ pastor with a background in high tech marketing and sales. I love pastoral care and biblical studies. I believe Edmonds is a safe landing place to explore your faith wherever you come from and wherever you are journeying to.
Real World to True World: If you’re looking for a Pastor who’s worked in the “real world” and calls people into the “true world of Jesus” – Pastor Rob might be a good friend on your journey of faith.
Listen & Connect:
[Real Bible Rob Podcast] [TikTok] [YouTube]
Not many Puget Sound properties have spacious grounds. That’s one feature of our property that sets Edmonds Presbyterian apart, and it’s a beautiful picture of who we want to be: a safe and protected place. Church should offer you and your family respite from the world — a place you can easily go when you need a break. Stop by for an experience to connect with friends in the heart of your neighborhood.
Many people—including lifelong Christians—have grown weary of the cultural divisions, political posturing, and demanding perfectionism often found in the modern American church. If you’ve walked away because you couldn’t find Christ at the center of the institution anymore, we understand.
We see the pain and exhaustion caused by spaces that demand absolute uniformity over genuine unity, reject the LGBTQIA+ community, or refuse to make room for honest, difficult questions. Church should never be a dangerous place to seek God.
