Our story
All these years we have seen the Hand of the Almighty, which guides and helps us. To Him we give all the glory.
Slavic Pentecostal Church “Sulamita” was born in April of 1996, when a group of 35 people decided to come together to worship and serve God.
In 1998, church “Sulamita” registered in the State of Washington. The place of worship was a rented church building in the city of Lynnwood. The church membership grew steadily, and by 2004, when the church outgrew the maximum occupancy of the rented building, a decision was made to purchase our own property for a new place of worship.
Thanks to the diligence of the church members and a financial loan, the church purchased a warehouse building in the city of Mukilteo. Less than two years after acquiring the necessary paperwork and completing renovations, the building was complete. On December 17, 2006, the church began a new milestone in the building in which we gather for worship today.
God’s faithfulness through the years
- 1996
A church is born
In April, a group of 35 people decided to come together to worship and serve God.
- 1998
Officially registered
Church “Sulamita” registered in the State of Washington, meeting in a rented church building in Lynnwood.
- 2004
Outgrowing our space
Membership grew steadily until we outgrew the rented building — and decided to purchase our own place of worship.
- 2006
A home in Mukilteo
After purchasing and renovating a warehouse in Mukilteo, we held our first service in the new building on December 17, 2006.
- Today
Still growing
Our church continues to grow — worshiping our Lord, serving people and sharing the Good News together.
Many ways to worship and serve
Every year we offer Water Baptism to anyone who accepts Jesus Christ as their personal Savior and is ready to publicly confess their faith.
By the grace of God, we are able to offer many opportunities to worship the Lord through ministry and to serve one another with God-given gifts and talents. The church has departments serving people of all ages, as well as ministries in missions outreach, media, music, choir, camps and retreats, and several administrative functions.
We offer Sunday School classes for children ages 4–12, a nursery for younger children, Bible classes for teenagers, native language lessons, and weekly youth and prayer services. As we continue to glorify God, the number of ministries for everyone who wants to serve continues to grow.
To Him we give all the glory, for His is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Hallelujah.