Eastmont Community Church

Welcome to the ECC web site.

We're glad you stopped by. Take a moment to explore our many ministries and opportunities to serve Jesus and those He loves. Then join us this weekend for worship, prayer, fellowship and service. Our vision is to be real Christ-followers, showing our world it's Savior.

Thanks for your interest in the Eastmont Community Free Methodist Church! Wherever you may be in your journey through life, you'll find ECC to be a group of people who are ready to walk with you. Our mission is to be a Christ-centered church making more and better disciples. Whether you are wondering if God is real, yearning to know him better, or looking for ways to serve him and his people, there is room for you to grow here.

Come worship with us. We'd love to have you join us at ECC this weekend. You'll find information about our services, what's happening for children, teens, and adults, directions, news from our Missionaries and more on our web site. We hope to see you this weekend!

ECC is located in East Wenatchee. Just above the Eastmont Fire Station at 783 4th Street NE. Click Here for Directions

We REACH OUT to people so they may WORSHIP God, CONNECT with His people, GROW in Jesus Christ and SERVE others.

Our Core Values Are:

To love the Father Jesus lived for - Worship is not what we do, but it is who we are. Intimacy with the Father is not found in a song, but in a heart turned toward the Father. A life laid down before the Lord is the true definition of worship
To Love the church Jesus paid for - Equipping the body of Christ is not only scriptural, but it is essential for developing mature, stable and confident Christians who truly walk in the authority provided to them through Christ. We believe the elders role is to equip and resource the people of God for the work of ministry. It is not enough to just love the Father; we must love one another as Christ loved us.
To Love the world Jesus died for - Evangelism and outreach bring life to the small, four walls of the church. We should have a passion for the lost, broken, lonely and hurting people who need to know about a Savior who died for them. We are his hands and feet, reaching out to our world for His kingdom, locally and globally.
Bottom-line: We believe the elder's are to be "overseers," not "over-doers." Our desire is to preach and teach the Word of God in such a way as to ignite a passion in the hearts of the people for the Glory of God in service to one another, and to engage our city and culture with the gospel, to become a culture of light within a culture of darkness.

For corrections, additions, or comments, Email Allen Ferguson