The Mercer Island Saddle Club is a cooperative non-profit club supported by the volunteer work of its members. Located on the south end of Mercer Island, the Saddle Club houses a 20-horse barn, a large outdoor arena, a covered arena, a hot water wash rack and two turnout paddocks. Members can board their horse, lease a horse and take riding lessons with independent trainers. The southeast quadrant of Pioneer Park, directly east of the MISC, provides 40 acres of equestrian trails for riders.
Berean Bible Church strives for multi-generational people to attend its Sunday services. This non-denominational community is Bible-based and does not focus on just one select group. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and is very much connected with Shoreline's community since 1964.
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church is located in a one-story white building in a residential neighborhood. The congregation promotes community service, and often volunteer at the Salvation Army Renton Rotary Food Bank, with ARISE (Area of Renton Interfaith Shelter Endeavor) and nationally in missionary teams. St. Andrew also offers music, choir and youth programs in addition to adult Bible study.
The King County Library in Kingsgate has a great selection of books, periodicals, computers and programs for all. A parking lot solely for the library makes for easy access to the building, so you can spend more time in the library and less time looking for a parking space. Programs include children's story time and writing workshops.
Kirkland's Seventh Day Adventist Church has served Kirkland for several decades. Pastor Philip Lizzi leads services Saturday mornings. Other ministries include adult, senior and youth programs, Vacation Bible School every summer for kids and a clothing bank for those in need. There is also a school for kindergarten through eighth grade.
Lighthouse Christian Center is a busy metropolis of a church that serves the South Hill and Gem Heights communities with a total of 5 weekend services. Members of this church find opportunities to grow in their faith with programs like Home Groups, youth ministeries, learning seminars and serving opportunities.
The church also maintains an extensive webpage that highlights all of its purposes and beliefs, including directions to the newest satelite campus, Gem Heights. The Gem Heights campus is located at the Stahl Jr. High School or 9610 168th St E. Puyallup, WA 98375. More personal information can be obtained by contacting the main office directly at their regular office hours or requesting information from the website.
Peninsula Christian Fellowship (PCF) is located next to the Peninsula Library. The church offers Sunday worship and Home Fellowships in Gig Harbor and Tacoma throughout the week. There are also specified group meetings for youths and adults.
PCF offers missions, small groups and youth teaching for its members and believes that "music deeply affects and moves the human heart unlike any other medium, and our purpose is to serve the body of Christ..."
Coal Creek Family YMCA is a powerful association of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility. It believes that lasting personal and social change can only come about when people work together to invest in kids, health and neighbors. That's why, at the Y, strengthening community is the cause. Every day, employees work side-by-side with neighbors in over 10,000 communities to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
The Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce is easily accessible at its location in the Cole Street business district, serving as a starting point for visitors needing assistance regarding the business and recreational opportunities nearby. The chamber also serves as the voice of the Enumclaw Plateau business community, which includes both large and small businesses not only within the Enumclaw city limits but in areas such as Bonney Lake, Puyallup, Black Diamond, Kent, Auburn, and even Greenwater. The chamber's 2010 business directory lists more than 200 member businesses encompassing these areas and beyond. The chamber organizes many local events, like the annual Christmas parade, the Festival of Crafts and the Arts Alive! Dinner and Auction. For more information about meetings, membership and dues, please contact the chamber directly.
The Kirkland Fraternal Order of Eagles is a private club, part of a national network. The focus is on community service and fun. Many local charities benefit from the fund-raising efforts, including the Boys and Girls Club, Fred Hutchison Cancer Center and Hope Link.
The lounge is open in the evenings, and the restaurant is open Fridays and during special events such as the Saint Patrick's Day party. Fundraiser breakfast and dinners as well as other events are held throughout the year.
To join, you must have a sponsor. There are two sides of membership: the full voting or the non-voting auxilary option. Please call for details on membership.
YMCA Camp Seymour is associated with the YMCA of Tacoma-Pierce County, which works to provide Christian leadership and encourage the development of Christian values for children and adults of all ages. The camp has numerous facilities and areas, including an outdoor heated pool, challenge courses, archery area, 150 acres of natural wooded areas, athletic courts and facilities and arts and crafts, among many other areas and facilities. The camp also offers various types of teen trips, including kayaking, hiking and camping. The camp also can be used for retreats and conferences and is a good location for any band, choir, church group or Scout retreat weekend. Call to speak with an associate about the camp or rental information.