Join us on Sunday, August 28th as we team up with Bellevue Youth Theatre to host a special Love Your Neighbor Sunday “Back-to- School Neighborhood Block Party” for the greater Crossroads community and the families/children who are part of community programs run by the Bellevue Youth Theatre and Crossroads Community Center.

Learn more here.

Bring Your Own Boards & Breakfast and join CG family & friends for a morning at the lake!

All skill levels, experience and ages are welcome! We'll have lots of fun available to share if you don't have your own stand up paddle board, kayak, or floatie.

RSVP here to let us know you’re coming!

On Sunday, July 31st, we’re doing something extra special as we wrap up our Building the Beloved Community conversation. Instead of holding our usual 10am morning service at Bellevue Youth Theatre, we’ll be curating and hosting an intimate evening (ONE NIGHT) of worship, sharing, and breaking bread together over a communal meal. For those who cannot join us for our in-person experience, we’ll be setting up a Zoom for those that would like to participate virtually.

RSVP here to get address to location and/or Zoom link.

New’ish to Common Good, but not sure how to plug in and get connected? We’d love to treat you to lunch to get to know you and share more about our church and ways that you can take your next step with us! Join us for our upcoming ‘Next Steps’ lunch on Sunday, June 5th from 11:45am - 12:45pm. RSVP below to let us know you’re coming!

We’re back with another SUNDAY FUNDAY on Sunday, July 10th immediately after Sunday service (12pm - 3pm)— but this time for picnic & games at Crossroads Park!

Sunday, May 29th will be a Sabbath Sunday. We will not be having Sunday service, but instead, we encourage you to find creative ways to rest, worship and engage with God on your own or with friends and family. Enjoy the holiday weekend and we’ll see you all back on Sunday, June 5th!

Sunday, May 22nd is Love Your Neighbor Sunday and with the month of May being Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are highlighting the work of International Community Health Services (ICHS). ICHS, located in the heart of downtown Seattle’s historic Chinatown-International District (CID) and Little Saigon, provides culturally and linguistically appropriate health services to improve the health of Asian Pacific Islanders and the broader community.

We’re excited to announce that we’re making plans for spring and summer baptisms and child dedications! If you are interested in participating in any or all of the above for yourself or for your child, or at least learning more about what each of these sacraments mean and how we practice them here at Common Good Church — we’ll be hosting a Baptism & Child Dedication class on Sunday, May 15th from 11:30am - 12:30pm immediately after service. Sign up to learn more.

Join us on Sunday, May 1st for an afternoon of lunch and games at Mox Boarding House immediately following our Sunday in-person service. Bring the family, invite a friend and let's have a good time together. Click through for details and to RSVP!

Invite a friend and join us Sunday, April 17th at 10am as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus! We’ll be offering a single live-streamed worship experience for the whole family.

Join us in-person at Bellevue Youth Theatre (16051 NE 10th St, Bellevue), online on our YouTube channel, or with a House Church.

For those joining us live & in-person, kids will be invited to stay with us in the main service as we will not be offering CG Kids. For those tuning in on-line, we will be partaking in communion together, so make sure to have your elements prepared if you would like to participate.

Tune in to our YouTube channel anytime Friday, April 15th for a special online and on-demand reflective Good Friday service as we remember the significance of Jesus’ death and the events leading up to it.

There will be opportunities in the service to reflect via journaling with pen & paper, or in the context of community.

We know it’s been a rollercoaster of a ride the past 6 months as we’ve been attempting to reintroduce in-person gatherings while continuing to offer church virtually, all while trying our very best to navigate the ongoing craziness and uncertainty of this pandemic! But we’re grateful that you continue to show up, and we’re believing there is light at the end of the tunnel!

In honor of Black History Month, we are gathering as a community on Love Your Neighbor Sunday and hosting an intimate panel discussion with Black artists and community leaders around the theme of "Black Impact.” The hope is that through this conversation, we can continue to learn and educate ourselves on what is happening in our communities and how we as a church can truly love our Black siblings.

Join us on Sunday, January 30th at 12pm for our Breaking-The-Fast Virtual Lunch & Share. This will be a time to connect with one another and reflect on our prayer and fasting experience together. This will be completely virtual on Zoom, but we encourage you to “bring your lunch” with you so we can share in meal together! Click here for the Zoom link.

Every fourth Sunday, instead of going to church, we are intentional about going out into our respective neighborhoods and communities to be the church by loving our neighbor and working together for the common good.

On Monday, January 17th, we celebrate as a nation Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As a church that seeks to carry on Dr. King’s legacy and to continue to advance the important and much needed work of racial reconciliation and justice that Dr. King embodied as both a reverend and civil rights activist, we encourage you to find ways to intentionally pause and reflect this upcoming MLK Day holiday.

For those that would like to continue to learn and/or actively participate in community events taking place in and around our region, the University of Washington has curated some MLK Day resources here.

Invite a friend and join us either in-person or online at 10am on Sunday, December 19th for a special Christmas Sunday service as we celebrate the birth of Jesus!

Our annual Christmas Party for a Cause is back and in-person this holiday season! As we do every year, we look for practical and creative ways to celebrate the birth of Jesus by practicing generosity as a community and bringing joy to those in need; and this year, we’re teaming up with our friends at Jubilee Reach Thrift Store once again to help them host a free, family-friendly community-wide Christmas Party for the neighborhood on Saturday, December 11th from 10am - Noon.

If you’re interested in leading or serving on a ministry team and contributing your time, gifts or talents — we’ll be having our Ministry Fair on Sunday, November 7 right after service!

CG Kids presents our first annual Pumpkin Carving Costume Party! Get the kids dressed in their Halloween costumes and join us for a COVID-safe outdoor backyard gathering on Saturday, October 30th from 2pm - 4pm.

We’ll have hot cocoa, a pumpkin carving station and other fun treats for the kiddos, while parents meet, mingle and chat.

Please RSVP below by Friday, October 29th.