a Woodinville church
If you are looking for a church home near Woodinville, ours is a welcoming one — and we would love to meet you.



Have you been looking for a Woodinville church where you actually belong? If you are, we’re a short drive to 12300 Woodinville-Redmond Rd. NE, Redmond, WA 98052, and we would love to meet you.
We are Red-Wood Falls Church, and we’re a warm and diverse family church. We gather every Sunday to worship Jesus and love our neighbors well.
Some folks arrive sure of what they believe, and others show up with more questions than answers. One thing is for sure: we make sure both are welcome exactly as they are.
We’re an open community in Woodinville to anyone who enters our doors, from individuals who have just moved to families who have found their roots in Woodinville.
There is a seat at our table for you. Whatever your story is and wherever you find yourself on the journey, welcome.
Join our next service this Sunday at 10:30 AM.
Our Heart for woodinville
Woodinville has a way of pulling people together, whether over coffee in the tourist district or along the Sammamish River Trail on a bright Saturday. Our church grew up in that same Eastside soil, and our heart for this valley runs deep.
Same farmers markets, same school pickups, same Sunday afternoon garage projects- we live the ordinary life of this valley right alongside you.
We happen to gather just over the line in Redmond, yet Woodinville has shaped who we are and who we serve from the very start.
Come by if you’re in Woodinville or nearby. Consider this your invitation to walk through the door.

We Found Our Roots in Woodinville, and You Can Find Yours in Our Woodinville Christian Community
A Church for Woodinville Neighbors
The best part of any neighborhood is the people, and we feel exactly that way about ours. Walk through our doors, and you will not stay a stranger for long.
Longtime residents and brand-new arrivals sit side by side here, sharing life across fences and dinner tables the way good neighbors always have. Some have lived in the valley for decades, while others unpacked their boxes a month ago, and everyone gets the same warm hello.
A good local church feels a lot like a front porch, where the coffee is on, and the conversation comes easy. For families searching the churches in Woodinville, WA, for a place that feels like home, we hope this is where the search finally ends.
One Community, Every Generation
Sunday mornings look a lot like the world God loves, with faces and stories from across the Eastside and around the globe. Grandparents worship beside toddlers, and newcomers to the country share a row with folks who grew up just down the road.
You will hear a few accents, taste new dishes at a potluck, and learn names you have to ask twice about, and all of it is part of the beauty. Leading us with that same wide embrace is Pastor Mark Nsimbi, who carried his faith from Kenya to Uganda and finally to this corner of Washington.
His journey says something true about this place: that nobody here is too far from home. Our Woodinville Christian community grows richer because no two people in the room arrived by the same road.
We’re Part of the Eastside Story
Our roots reach back to a small congregation once known as Emerald City Community Church, planted by people who simply wanted to follow Jesus together.
Years later, that same church calls the Eastside home, meeting at 12300 Woodinville Redmond Road NE where Woodinville and Redmond nearly touch.
Something is fitting about a road that carries both town names right down the middle. We are a local church shaped by this ground, and Woodinville families have been part of the story from the earliest days.
Names and buildings have changed over the years, though the heart of the place has not. All it takes is one Sunday service for you to experience our community first-hand.
The Heart of Our Church
Everything about our church points back to one person, and that shapes how we gather and how we treat each other. Jesus once invited the weary and burdened to come to him and find rest, and we take that invitation to heart (Matthew 11:28).
You do not need your life to be sorted out to belong here. Come as you are, bring your family and friends, and get settled into a place that believes every story matters, and every person carries the fingerprints of God.
Community is what we’re all about, and we’d be happy to welcome you with open arms.
Ways To Belong
Belonging grows through showing up, so we have built plenty of on ramps for it. Among the churches in Woodinville, WA, we hope ours makes that first step the easiest one you take.
Whether you are drawn to Sunday worship, a midweek group, or a place for your kids to thrive, there is a way into this Woodinville church for every season of life.
None of it asks you to have your life figured out first.
Sunday Worship
Sundays are the front door of our church family, and the welcome starts in the parking lot.
Here is what a typical morning looks like.
- Time and Day: Sundays at 10:30 AM, about an hour long
- What You Can Look Forward to: Music, an honest message grounded in real life, and room to breathe
- A Place for Your Kids: Dismissed to their own classes partway through, so you can settle in and follow along
- What To Wear: Whatever you are comfortable in, since nobody here is keeping score
- If You Can’t Make It: Catch the weekly livestream from your own living room
Red-Wood Kids
From the moment you arrive, your kids are in caring and capable hands. During the 10:30 service, Red-Wood Kids runs age-based classes filled with games, snacks, Bible stories, and crafts that make faith stick.
Classes are grouped by age:
- Nursery (under age 2)
- Ages 3 to kindergarten
- 1st to 5th Grade
- Middle School (6th to 8th Grade)
For safety, only the adult who dropped a child off can check them out, and every volunteer clears a state background check. Children with special needs and children with ADHD are welcomed and supported here, so every family has a place at the table.
Come Wednesday mornings, Wiggles at the Waterfall opens the gym from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM for little ones and their grown-ups, back September 9 after a summer off.
Adults and Small Groups
Real friendships rarely form in rows facing forward, which is why so much of our life together happens midweek. Week to week, our groups gather in homes and coffee shops, digging into faith, praying for one another, and building trust that carries you through hard seasons.
Groups take a few different shapes:
- A book of the Bible, studied together
- A shared stage of life, from young parents to empty nesters
- A simple shared meal, wherever the conversation goes
You do not have to sign a commitment or know the Bible front to back to join one.
Serving on a team is another easy way in, and it puts you shoulder to shoulder with people who tend to become fast friends. Whenever you feel ready, we would love to help you find a small group that fits.
We’ll Pray with You
Life brings seasons no one should carry alone, and we would count it a privilege to pray with you. You do not have to attend first or know a single soul here to ask.
Send in a prayer request online, and a real person from our pastoral care team will lift up whatever weighs you down. We will hold whatever you bring, no request too small and none too tangled. Prayer is one of the simplest first steps toward this Woodinville Christian community, and the door stays open.
Visit Us and Be Welcomed
If you are new, plan your visit, and we will have someone ready to greet you, show you around, and help your kids get settled. First-time guests are also welcome at our Welcome Lunch, a low-key way to meet a few faces and learn how to get connected.
If Sunday morning feels like a stretch right now, the livestream stays open every single week.
Whatever brought you this far, from a season of change to plain curiosity, a seat and a warm welcome are already waiting.
Reach out anytime, and we would be glad to help you find your family church here in the Woodinville valley.
Join Our Service This Sunday, and Find Your community Here
Join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM at 12300 Woodinville Redmond Rd NE in Redmond. It’s an easy drive from anywhere in Kirkland. Wear what is comfortable, bring any questions, and expect to be met with a smile.
Whatever brought you here, and whatever you believe right now, you are welcome exactly as you are.
Come and join us this Sunday. We’ll save you a seat.
Statement of Faith
The sole basis of our belief is the Bible, composed of the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testament. We believe the scripture in its entirety originated with and reflects the backgrounds, styles, and vocabularies of the human authors. We hold that the scriptures are infallible and inerrant in the original manuscripts. They have the unique, full and final authority on all matters of faith and practice and there are no other writings similar.) inspired by God. We believe that the church family should constantly be experiencing the transformative power of scripture through its preaching, teaching, memorization, study and meditation. This should lead to constant growth in our thoughts, actions, habits, and character. We believe that the scriptures should be an inspiration of personally experienced grace and not of super-spiritual judgmental attitudes toward others.
2 Timothy 3:16-17
We believe Jesus is God showing himself to us and we want to be His followers. Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God who was united forever with a true human nature by a miraculous conception and virgin birth. He lived a life of perfect obedience to the Father. We believe that the Good News of Jesus Christ and of the Kingdom of God is fundamental teaching that we follow today. We believe that Jesus died for our sins on the cross, that he was buried, that he rose again on the third day, that he appeared to his disciples, and that he then ascended to heaven to sit at the right hand of the Father where he continually intercedes for his followers. We believe that Jesus will come again to earth personally and visibly to consummate history and the eternal plan of God.
I Corinthians 15:3-12; Colossians 1:13-23, 2:8-14; Matthew 22:36-40; John 14:1-3; Hebrews 1:1-3; Acts 10:42-43; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17
We believe grace is the only way we can have an authentic relationship with God. The central purpose of God’s revelation in Scripture is to call people into fellowship with Him. Originally created to have fellowship with God, humankind chose to go their independent way and were thus alienated from God, suffering the corruption of human nature. Therefore, we affirm with scripture that “all have sinned and come short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). The salvation of each person is wholly a work of God’s free grace and not the result, in whole or in part, of human works or goodness. It must be personally appropriated by repentance and faith in the finished work of Christ. When God has begun a saving work in the heart of any person, He gives assurance in his Word that he will continue performing it until the day of its full consummation.
Romans 3:9-28, 6:23, 10:9-10; Ephesians 2:8-9; John 3; Titus 3:3-8; James 2:14-26
We believe all of us are fallible human beings but with God’s help we can grow. God made people in His own image, as the crown of creation, so we might have fellowship with Him. Tempted by Satan, humans rebelled against God, thus obtaining a predisposition for lack of trust which has separated us from God and led us into sin. Because of this fallen nature, it is clear that God must and does initiate the redemptive process. We believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross for sinners, shedding His blood for the atonement of sins, and that God has a wonderful plan for each of our lives.
Genesis 1:26-27; Psalm 8:3-6; Romans 3; John 15
We believe that the creator of the universe, whom many religions have different names for, is the one true loving God. God is eternal and completely good, knowing all things and having all power and majesty. God exists as the Trinity, in three persons, yet one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. God passionately desires relationship with us and continually invites us into a relationship of faith, friendship, learning, and service.
Genesis 1:1; Isaiah 40:18-31; John 14:6-9, 15-17, 16:7-15; Matthew 28:19; 2 Corinthians 13:14
We believe the Holy Spirit, God, can live in and through us. The Holy Spirit, sent from God to live inside all who believe in Jesus Christ, teaches, comforts, and empowers us. We believe in the filling of the Holy Spirit and its essential ministry in bringing the fruit of the Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit. We understand the gifts to be legitimate expressions as long as they are in order with the rest of the local congregational family and in careful concert with the leadership and the unique calling and ministry of the local church family. We believe that the Holy Spirit communicates to the body through individual believers who then interpret this message in relationship to scripture and the counsel of mature Christian believers. We understand that fellowship with the Holy Spirit is at the heart of genuine Positive Faith.
The Book of Acts; Romans 5:5, 8; 1 Corinthians 12-14; Ephesians 3:16, 4:3-4, 5:18; John 14:26, 16:7-14
We believe that none of us can be at our best living alone; we all need a positive community of faithful friends. The result of union with Jesus Christ is that all believers become members of His body, the church, the Family of God. There is one true universal Church, comprised of all those who acknowledge Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. We believe that this church is a part of a larger universal church, made up of many denominations and traditions that believe in the Lordship of Jesus Christ. We are in cooperation with all other Christian churches, not in competition, to fulfill the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Scripture commands believers to gather together to devote themselves to worship, prayer, teaching of the Word, and fellowship. They are to serve the body and reach out to the world in observance of Baptism and Communion as the sacramental ordinances established by Jesus Christ. The church is under the leadership of the pastors, who are given the responsibility to equip God’s people for ministry. All believers are called and gifted to fulfill the Great Commission. We believe in healing hurts and building dreams in a variety of needs-meeting ministries that reach thousands of unchurched people in our community.
Matthew 16:18; John 15:12; Acts 2:42-47; Colossians 4:5-6
We believe humans are eternal beings and death is not the end. God’s redemptive purpose will be consummated by the return of Jesus Christ. Then shall the eager expectation of creation be fulfilled and the whole earth shall proclaim the glory of God who makes all things new. Humanity was created to exist forever. They will either exist eternally separated from God by sin or in union with God through forgiveness and salvation. To be eternally separated from God is to be in hell. To be eternally in union with Him is eternal life. Humans cannot judge salvation; God alone will judge. Our task is to love people like Jesus knowing that they are eternal beings.
John 3:16, 2:25, 5:11-13; Romans 6:23; Revelation 20:15; 1 John 5:11-12; Luke 21:27
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