PFLC was established by water and on land stewarded since time immemorial by the Suquamish, Port Gamble S’Klallam, and other peoples of the Salish Sea. We recognize that God calls all to be in right relationship with their neighbors, that the tribes are sovereign nations, that there is a history of broken treaties and broken trust, and that there is much reconciling work to be done. As Christians, we also recognize that in Christ there is new life, forgiveness, and hope for mending what is broken. We pray the Holy Spirit will lead us in this work.
Developed by PFLC and Luther Seminary in partnership with American Indian alumni, including Herb Wounded Head ’04 and Marline Whiterabbit Helgemo ’87.
Quick links
Sunday morning onsite schedule, what to expect, maps, and other helpful info
Worship from anywhere: livestream and bulletin links
Contact staff by phone or email.
PFLC is a Reconciling in Christ congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). God is calling PFLC to be a place of grace for all people and a community of people who serve local and global neighbors. Here you are encouraged to live out your faith through worshipping God, learning about God, serving others, sharing the gospel with others, supporting others, and caring for that which God has entrusted to you.
Feel free to avail yourself of the labyrinth on the patio of the Christian Center. Or if you’d like to serve your neighbor in the Kitsap community or around the world, you can find service opportunities here.