Sacred Heart has been at its current location since 1973 but has been a presence in Enumclaw since 1888. Treasured pieces from its former locations, including an old church steeple and two church bells, still sit on the Church property.
The Catholic Mass schedule is as follows:
- Saturday 5 p.m. Vigil
- Sunday Mass at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. in English
- Sunday Spanish Mass at 1 p.m.
The Church provides much information for those who are interested in learning more about the Catholic faith. A myriad of classes, as well as a youth ministry, help to support existing Catholics of all ages.
"We are committed to sharing Jesus, growing in faith, and doing good to all people in Jesus' name." The Enumclaw Community Church came about in the early 90s after the merger of two earlier area churches: the Sierra Vista Church of Christ and a local house church. An active supporter of the local Plateau Outreach Ministries, the church is described as a non-denominational Christian church. Church members also take part in overseas outreach efforts -- both in the form of financial help and through mission trips -- through the Essential American Mission, which works to support schools and provide medical care in Honduras. Sunday schedule includes: 9am coffee, 9:30am worship and 11am bible study. The Enumclaw Community Church counts among its members residents outside of Enumclaw city limits, and the distance is accommodated by several home group sessions held during the week at various locations. Contact the church for more information about these sessions.
The Enumclaw Courier-Herald is a weekly community newspaper with new editions published each Wednesday. Founded in 1900, the well-established newspaper covers local news and a range of community issues including business, schools, local high school sports. entertainment and politics.
The mailing address for the Courier-Herald's Enumclaw office is: P.O. Box 157, Enumclaw, WA 98022.
The Enumclaw Courier-Herald is a Sound Publishing community newspaper.
The Senior Activities Center offers many services and activities for the community including daily lunch, health services, senior information and assistance, field trips, aerobics, meals-on-wheels, volunteer opportunities and an assortment of recreational activities including craft classes. Daily lunches prepared at the center are available Monday through Friday (11:45am Monday - Thursday and 11am on Fridays). A suggested donation of $3 is requested for seniors age 60 and older; the lunch costs $5.75 for those age 59 and younger.
Visitors enter into a communal activities room facing Cole Street, which is where guests can check in. Nearby is the entrance to the next room, a dining area where the center's offices are also located. The center is typically open from 8am to 4pm Mondays through Thursdays and 8am to noon on Fridays. Some evening and weekend activities may also be scheduled. Refer to the center's monthly calendar for more information.
According to the FCC, KMCQ's community of license is identified as Covington and its transmitter site is located on Cougar Mountain. But KMCQ maintains an office in Enumclaw, playing American popular music from the '60s and '70s.
The Enumclaw Waste Water Treatment Facility, visible from State Route 410, treats waste water and sewage in the city of Enumclaw. The plant currently houses 4 full-time employees and was newly built in 2009. Two previous plants existed in the same location — one built in 1947 and the second built in 1979. Due to changing regulations as well as the need for equipment upgrades and replacement, the lifespan of a given plant is usually between 25-30 years.
Situated on an elevated corner of Griffin Avenue and 244th Ave SE in Enumclaw, the Mount Rainier Christian Center enjoys a majestic view of Mount Rainier on a clear day. The Christian Center uploads both video and audio podcasts of gathering highlights on its website. Various meetings also take place during the week. Check the Center's calendar for more information.
The Enumclaw Church of Christ recently moved from its location on Cole Street to 26007 SE 425th Street. Worship services follow guidelines as established by New Testament Christians and include prayer, song, Lord's supper, preaching, and giving.
Services and gatherings include:
- Sunday Bible classes at 9:30 a.m.
- Sunday Worship at 10:30 a.m.
- Sunday evening Worship at 6:30 p.m.
- Wednesday evening Bible study at 7 p.m.
For questions or to learn more about Enumclaw Church of Christ, please call 360-825-2182 or 360-829-0700.
Tucked away just off of busy Roosevelt Avenue, the 72-acre Enumclaw Expo Center is surrounded by scenic plateau vistas on one side, abutted against the foothills of Mt. Rainier on the other.
The Expo Center hosts events year-round, but highlights include the King County Fair and the Pacific Northwest Scottish Highland Games & Clan Gathering. The venue is also available for private bookings and events, including weddings and receptions, concerts, dances, meetings and conventions, animal exhibits and shows, trade shows and sporting events.
Facilities on-site include both covered and rodeo arenas, barns, a field house, exhibition halls, an RV park, stadium,and Internet access thanks to local Internet Service Provider Skynet Broadband.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Enumclaw Post 1949 & Ladies Auxiliary was chartered in 1939 and moved to its current location in 1969. The group celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2005.
The Enumclaw VFW currently totals about 450 members, largely from the areas of Enumclaw, Buckley, Bonney Lake, Auburn and Black Diamond. VFW programs include serving veterans and active military through preparing gift packages, helping them obtain support services and fundraising. The VFW also participates in activities honoring deceased veterans, supporting the community through scout sponsorships and local recognition, furthering patriotism through school outreach and providing Color Guard for various ceremonies as well as giving flags to local residents.
Post meetings start at 7:30pm and Auxiliary meetings start at 1pm each month, but dates vary so check the VFW's calendar of events for updated information.
The VFW Hall is available for rental for private events.
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.
This is the Enumclaw location for Jehovah's Witnesses. Services include: Sunday Public Talk (10am), Sunday Watchtower Study (10:30am), Tuesday Bible Study (7:30pm), Tuesday Ministry School (8pm) and Tuesday Service Meeting (8:30pm).
With Mount Rainier off in the near distance, the builders of Hope Lutheran Church knew a good thing when they saw it—that's why the church sits slightly askew on this unassuming suburban block in Enumclaw. The large picture window at the front of the church's sanctuary now affords each member in attendance an incomparable view of the Washington state landmark, set against the eastern skies.
Hope Lutheran was founded in Enumclaw by Danish Lutherans in 1894. Today, it ministers to a congregation of between 85 to 105 families and works in concert with nearby Trinity Lutheran Church to provide a strong base of support for both congregations. Both traditional and contemporary services feature music by talented church members, illustrating the overall celebratory and festive personality of this congregation. Sunday services include: contemporary service, youth classes/adult small groups and traditional service.
Members also host several Bible study sessions at their homes during the week. For more information on these sessions as well as special worship services during holidays, please contact the church office.
The Church of the Nazarene has been a presence in Enumclaw since 1947. It is a member of the Plateau Ministerial Association and has a long history of serving the needs of the local community. Currently, the Church of the Nazarene distributes free bread each Thursday from its location just off of State Route 410.
The Thomasson Family Farm is a special place for visitors to come to for fun activities. The farm is actually a dairy farm but within the last three years, the family has opened up part of the farm to share with children and families. It offers a pumpkin patch and corn maze as well as a petting zoo. Services include face painting, birthday parties, tractor rides with Grandpa Thomasson and a Kids Korral for a fun time. There is also a country store named Korral Kafe that features little treats and hot coffee and tea to warm up after being outdoors.
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