WELCOME
WELCOME TO EAST VALLEY CHURCH
A grace filled gathering of people who have been touched by God and want others to experience His love. We are a community church located on the outskirts of Moxee, Washington, committed to helping each other follow Jesus Christ. Take a look around and get to know us a little more. Or even better, come visit us sometime! People from all sorts of different backgrounds find a home at East Valley Reformed, maybe you will too.
Service Times
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 AM
What to Expect
Thinking of joining us for worship? We would love to welcome you. Learn more about what to expect when you join us for Sunday Worship. Read more
Are you looking for a Church Home?
We are a church that cares about you and your family.We are a church that cares about others.
We are a church with a biblical faith.
We are a church you can trust.
We are a church with a solid history.
East Valley Reformed Church is part of the Reformed Church in America (rca.org)
Which is one of the oldest denominations in North America. It was founded in New
Amsterdam (now New York) by the Dutch in 1628, just twenty-one years after the
colony at Jamestown was established.
The Reformed branch of Protestantism has it’s roots in the Reformation of the
1500’s. The denomination currently has 950 congregations in the United States and
Canada, with a total membership of more than 300,000.
We are reformed in our history and theology and believe that we will always be
open to “reforming” according to the Word of God and the leading of the Holy
Spirit.
Get Connected
Questions? Want to get involved? Give us a call or an e-mail. 509-452-6138 evrcyakima@gmail.com
Latest News
Saturday August 28th 2021 HOT DOGS, ROOT BEER FLOATS, POPCORN DASH PLAQUES AND GOODIE BAGS…
We have begun doing a series of sermons on I Corinthians 1.
The Pantry food bank is located behind the East Valley Church. Distribution Day is on…
Sanctuary and Facebook LIVE
A Story About Aprons
“One man gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty. A generous man will prosper; he who refreshes others will himself be refreshed..”
— Proverbs 11:24-25
