Gazing at Brookview Church, have you ever considered what “love lived” truly means? Brookview Church, situated on the corner of 228th and Brier Road, embodies this phrase. It’s more than just a charming white church. It’s a community striving to live out the teachings of Jesus in every aspect of their lives. Brookview Church isn’t about just attending services on Sunday mornings at 10:30 am, though they do offer a lively service, including a children’s program for those aged two through sixth grade. It’s about fostering a love that extends beyond those walls and into the greater Snohomish County area where groups meet throughout the week. Brookview Church is part of The Alliance, a larger church family. This church isn’t about perfection. It’s a gathering of individuals, acknowledging their flaws, and working together to understand and follow Jesus’s way. Their actions speak volumes. They are involved in local service projects and even overseas missions, demonstrating their commitment to putting love into action. In 2018, The Vine church, which owned the Brier facility, made the decision to sell it to Brookview Church. After much prayer and discussion, and a vote by the elders and church membership, the sale was agreed upon for $650,000. Brookview Church continued to lease the building while securing financing, finalizing the purchase by the end of 2018. This act reflects Brookview Church’s dedication and the community’s support. So, the next time you pass Brookview Church, remember it’s more than just a building. It’s a testament to the power of community, faith, and “love lived”.
Queen Anne Boulevard
“A scenic loop,” they called it. Queen Anne Boulevard gracefully winds around the crest of Queen Anne Hill. It offers