Ridge Point Impact

From the coffee we serve on Sundays to the partnerships we invest in year-round, we are committed to making a real impact in our community. We support and come alongside local efforts that meet practical needs like housing, food assistance, and care for families, as well as initiatives that provide emotional, spiritual, and restorative support to those facing unique challenges.

Along with financial giving, we actively serve through volunteering, community events, and simple acts of encouragement for those who serve our city every day. Our desire is to not just be in the community, but to be for the community—reflecting the love of Jesus in both word and action throughout the Wenatchee Valley.

Your giving goes beyond our church! It helps support important work happening throughout our community. There are also many ways to serve, and we encourage you to get involved and make a difference through these local partnerships.

Our church has joined in gospel partnership with several churches, fellowships, and individuals to help churches to be planted all across Washington state. A portion of our giving each year is sent to help these initiatives. Beyond financial support, we desire to be personally invested—sending people to serve and coming alongside these works to help meet needs as they arise.

Our heart is not only to serve locally and regionally, but to be part of what God is doing around the world. Through gospel partnerships with church planters, missionaries, and ministry organizations, we are committed to seeing lives changed by Jesus across the globe. A portion of our giving each year supports these efforts, but our desire goes beyond financial support. We want to be personally invested through consistent prayer, ongoing relationships, and opportunities to serve as the Lord leads.

These markers indicate locations of church planters, missionaries, and ministry organizations that Ridge Point supports financially, prayerfully, and relationally, around the world. The information is left vague purposefully, due to safety concerns for some missionaries and their families.