Authentic, Hopeful, Worshipful Faith

Whatever your past experience with church has or has not been, you are invited to be a part of our conversations and happenings, in-person or virtually. We live in confusing, divisive, isolating times and it is our prayer that you will experience authentic hope in the midst of it all.

Worship With Us

in person Or online

Sundays | 10:30 am

401 E 30th Avenue Spokane, WA,

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Upcoming Events

Dementia Awareness Sunday - October 18

Join us as we explore how our church can fully welcome all, including families navigating memory loss.
We will have resources from Long Term Aging and Care, the Alzheimer's Association, and others.
Alzheimer’s Association Resource Finder
Washington Community Living Connections Network
Women's Book Group

Sunday, October 18
Meeting after worship to discuss Abide With Me by Elizabeth Strout

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Home Testimonials

Testimonial 2

“My husband and I were drawn to Manito by the preaching and the music. The quality of Scott’s sermons made us realize this was a body of people we wanted to be associated with. The combination of high intellect and scholarly approach to sermons was foundational for us; he preached the gospel, but he preached it with the development of principles and thoughts as well as passion and emotion. …We needed people who were willing and interested in loving each other without consideration of politics or social status. We found that here.”

RUTH SEIGNEMARTIN

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Testimonial 1

“When we visited Manito we knew we had found our new home. We've been attending for about six or seven years, I've sort of lost track. The Manito community was very welcoming to us when we first started to attend. We have formed several close friendships with other members. You can find wonderful people nearly anywhere you go, and Manito certainly has its share of them. The Gospel is preached there, the sermons can be challenging but the leadership is open to and very willing to help you understand when you have questions.”