What to expect on

Sunday Mornings

Welcome to Our Savior's

We're glad you're here!

We are a Welcome in Christ church that values diversity and inclusion. We offer worship that bridges the tradition and contemporary with a rich music ministry. We offer a variety of faith formation and fellowship opportunities for all ages including a robust children and youth ministry. We are committed to social justice and bringing Christs message of hope and healing to our community through word and action.

Service Time: 10:00 am
Location: 215 W Mukilteo Blvd. Everett, WA 98203
Phone: 425.252.0413


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Frequently Asked Questions

We understand the visiting a church for the first time is easier if you have an idea of what to expect. We hope the FAQs below will answer some of your questions about us.

During worship on Sunday mornings, there are Christian Education opportunities for children preschool - middle school. Older kids may serve on the tech team, as worship leaders, or in the band. There are Christian Education opportunities for children beyond Sunday mornings, including an introduction to communion, receiving their first Bible, and middle and high school youth groups.

After worship, while adult classes are offered, we provide "Art in the Alcove," a supervised creative time for pre-school and elementary-aged children. A Confirmation class is offered for middle school students, along with a new bible literacy class for sixth-graders. Nursery is available for our littlest ones during worship and fellowship hour.

Most who attend worship at Our Savior's dress in typical Northwest style - casual slacks or jeans, button-up tops or sweaters, and comfortable shoes. Some choose to dress business casual, and some choose to wear t-shirts or sweatshirts. There are no expectations of "Sunday Dress". We encourage you to wear what makes you most comfortable for worship.

At Our Savior's all are welcome at the Lord’s Table. We trust that Christ is the host of this meal and that the invitation is extended to all who seek God's grace. Communion is a sign of God’s inclusive love and a foretaste of the feast to come in God’s kingdom. Striving to be inclusive we offer bread and gluten free wafers, red wine and white grape juice. 

In the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Holy Communion is a sacrament—a means through which God’s grace is given. We believe that in the bread and wine, Jesus Christ is truly present—in, with, and under the forms of bread and wine—offering forgiveness, life, and salvation. Communion is both a gift and a shared meal that unites us with Christ and with one another.

After worship, most people gather around the cafe' for coffee, baked goods, and fellowship. During the school year, Our Savior's offers an adult education class with a variety of speakers and topics, both biblical and social justice oriented. Opportunities for children are also available. Details about offerings for children are in the first question. above.