Our Community Partners

 
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The campbell farm

10 years ago, a group of middle and high schoolers were looking for a place to serve. The WPC youth found The Campbell Farm, a camp focused on enriching the lives of Native American and farm workers’ kids. The WPC community is grateful for our strong relationship with The Campbell Farm, giving our time and resources wherever possible.

 

Family works

WPC initially connected with Family Works, Wallingford’s food bank, because we wanted to be more involved with our local community. Ever since, we have grown veggies, collected school supplies, provided meal prep and storage space space, and organized toy and coat drives for Family Works.

 

hagar’s community church

Hagar’s Community Church is a worshiping community inside the WA Corrections Center for Women, the largest women’s prison in the state. Pastor Haley volunteers at Hagar’s monthly and shares stories and prayer requests with the congregation at WPC. We are also committed to regular financial support of the ministry of HCC.

 

one parish one prisoner

Our church launched an OPOP team in October 2024. A team of 7 people from the WPC community + friends have committed to walking alongside an incarcerated friend for two years, both before and after their release from prison. This is a shared journey of learning, connection, and friendship as we accompany our friend out of the tombs of incarceration and into community. OPOP is a project of Underground Minsitries.

 

Sound Alliance

In 2026, WPC joined Sound Alliance, a broad-based community organizing network of various faith and labor organizations in King County which focuses on cultivating trusting relationships in order to address various issues of the common good together over time. We have been benefitting from the leadership development trainings and are excited to deepen our neighboring with the local community.

 

Street Youth Ministries

On the second Tuesday of each month, we gather in our kitchen to prepare big batches of delicious food for unhoused youth and young adults to enjoy at Street Youth Ministries in the University District.