A Gospel-Centered Church on the Eastside

Bringing Cultures Together to Discover the Treasures of the Gospel

14220 Juanita Woodinville Way NE, Kirkland, WA 98034

Join us for Worship Sunday @ 11:00am

Worship Faithfully
Make Disciples
Reach the Nations

Sunday Worship at 11:00 AM

Directions

We share our space from Kirkland Korean Covenant Church and gather for worship in the chapel on the second floor Fellowship Hall.

A parking lot with several parked cars in front of a white church building with a cross on the roof, surrounded by tall pine trees and a blue sky.

We desire to be a church where people who do not yet know Christ can encounter the good news of the gospel, where those who have been searching for a church home can find a place to belong, and where Christians can grow deeper in their faith through the Word, Sacrament, and life together.

All Nations Presbyterian Church was planted in September 2025 on the Eastside of Seattle (Kirkland). We wanted to be local church rooted in our community. Our aim was to be a church for those who didn’t already go to church.

We are an intercultural church, bringing together people from different cultures. Our deep desire is to glorify God by faithfully worshiping Him, making disciples, and reaching the nations on the Eastside and beyond. Rooted in the gospel and shaped by the historic Reformed faith, we seek to be a community where people from every background can find a spiritual home and together discover the riches of life in Christ.

Order of Worship

The most important instrument in church music is the voice of God’s people, joined together in praise. At All Nations Church, we sing hymns, and contemporary songs that are rich in Scripture and centered on the gospel. Here is a selection of the songs we sing together.

  • Just as God the Creator ‘rested’ on the seventh day and invited all his creatures to rest and commune with him (Gen 2:4), God invites his Church scattered in the world to gather as his people. We use Psalms as responsive reading as God’s call to his people to enter his courts with thanksgiving and praise (Ps 95:1-7; Ps 100)

  • God’s people respond to his Call to Worship with Songs of adoration and praise. We use Hymns and Songs., i.e. The Sing Hymnal. Generally, two Songs/Hymns following the Call to Worship.

  • As we gather in God’s presence, We humble ourselves through confession of sin both corporately and privately in silent confession, followed by announcement of the Gospel from the Scripture (Ps 103:6-7).

  • We respond to God’s announcement of forgiveness in Christ with a song that celebrates Christ’s saving work on our behalf, reminding ourselves of Christ our mediator-priest and the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

  • Scripture text for preaching is read aloud and people respond with an Amen or Thanks Be to God.

  • God speaks to his people in and through reading and preaching of the Word. The Preaching is expositional and Christ Centered, that is, we intend to preach Gospel from all of Scripture. Our preaching pattern follows a biblical book passage by passage.

  • After preaching of the word, we take a short moment in silent meditation followed by a prayer for the people, Church of Christ local and abroad in the tenor of “Your kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven.”

  • We are united by common confession in the LORD.

    We confess our faith through recitation of catechism questions taken from Westminster Shorter Catechism, Heidelberg Catechism and New City Catechism.

    We also confess our faith occasionally using Nicene Creed, Apostle’ Creed and Athanasius’ Creed.

  • We prepare ourselves for receiving the Lord’s grace through weekly celebration of Lord’s Table/communion.

    We Respond with Sursum corda, which means “Lift up your heart” followed by singing doxology —Praise God from whom all Blessings Flow.

  • We celebrate the visible Word of God in bread and wine through words of institution by the pastor and subsequent invitation to receive the bread and wine.

    We practice getting out of our seats and walking forward to receive gifts to God for his People.

  • We have been called, forgiven, comforted by His Word and words of prayer and fed by both preaching and feeding of the Word of God. God’s people respond in celebration of God’s boutinous love in Christ. We sing praises to God and mystery of Christ revealed to us his gathered body on earth.

  • God blesses his people from his Words. Scriptural Blessing is announced by the pastor and he sends God’s people in peace into the world in the name of triune God.

  • After the service is concluded, most of our members enjoys coffee, hot chocolates or tea in conversation with other members.

    God’s Sabbath in Christ communing Both the LORD of Sabbath and his Body. What a joyful Privilege.