Everett Gospel Mission was recently featured by KING 5 News in a story highlighting both a growing challenge in Snohomish County—and a hopeful step forward.
The HEN (Housing and Essential Needs) program
provides practical support to people in our
community who are facing serious challenges.
Helping people move from crisis toward stability
often requires more than one organization.
That’s why we partner with the City of Everett’s
CARE (Community Assistance and Response to
Emergencies) Team.
Opened in July 2021 in partnership with the City of Everett, and named by guests as Palisades Village, this community provides a safe place for individuals who have experienced long-term homelessness.
Suddenly the ground beneath you doesn’t feel as steady as it once did. Most of us have experienced moments like that − times when the future felt uncertain and we wondered how we would move forward.
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CEO John Hull (right) in conversation with Linford Detwiler and Karin Bergquist of Over the Rhine. As Easter approaches, I keep thinking about how hard
Big things are happening at Everett Gospel Mission — and they’re all about creating more space for transformation. Here’s the most update on our Smith Campus Building Expansion project.
Living the question? Poverty 101 class If you’ve ever sat with someone in crisis and felt the reflex to ask, “What’s wrong?”, you’ve already reached a crossroads that matters
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We’re grateful to receive donations of food, clothing, and toiletries alongside financial support. Every item below helps us serve up to 300 people each night across snohomish county.
Click here to view the list of items needed most.
It’s easy to do good when you use our Amazon wishlists to help us get our most current needs. You select what you want to purchase from our list, pay for it through amazon and ship it right to our door.
Help us be ready for the men, women, and children at the Mission and in the community who come here every day for desperately needed help.
We are grateful to receive donations of food, clothing, and toiletries alongside financial support.
