Partners & Friends
Rogers Adventist School
The University Church supports Rogers Adventist School on many fronts: financially, with volunteers, with prayer, and with a spirit of positivity and joy. Rogers is a K-8 school with nearly 300 students. It is staffed by an incredibly dedicated team of teachers, administrators, and support staff -- each whom are dedicated to quality education and modeling Jesus to each one of their kids.
If you are interested in your child attending Rogers School, please inquire with Holley Bryant, Rogers' Principal. She'd love to connect with you for a consultation to discuss your child's needs and goals. Call 509-529-1850, ext. 211 or email her by clicking here.
200 SW Academy Way
College Place, WA 99324
509.529.1850
rschool.org
WWVA - Walla Walla Valley Academy
The University Church also partners with WWVA, our 9-12 fully Accredited High School. WWVA has just under 200 students and is staffed by a host of extremely dedicated and talented teachers and staff. At the University Church, we believe in Christian Education, and we believe in the mission of WWVA.
If you are interested in more information about WWVA, would like to explore how their program can meet your teen's needs, please contact Principal Eric Borges at 509.525.1050 or by email at borger@wwva.org.
300 SW Academy Way
College Place, WA 99324
509.525.1050
wwva.org
SonBridge
The University Church partners closely with SonBridge, an outreach and service endeavor in the Walla Walla Valley. SonBridge offers medical and dental care, education, addiction recovery, and many other services free of charge to those struggling financially. The ministry is funded by donations, underwriting support by local churches, as well as by its on site thrift store.
SonBridge is always in need of and looking for help around the facility -- from Doctors and Dentists and other medical professionals, to construction experts, to cashiers, this is a great way to connect with your community and give to others in a tangible way.
Check out local news coverage on SonBridge:
http://union-bulletin.com/news/2015/jun/21/oral-health-care-scarce-impoverished-area/
http://union-bulletin.com/news/2013/oct/15/sonbridge-fills-gap-valleys-social-services/
http://gleanernow.com/news/2013/10/sonbridge-receives-murdock-grant
1200 SE 12th St.
College Place, WA 99324
509.529.3100
sonbridge.org
LeadOut Ministries
Our very own Pastor Troy Fitzgerald is the director of Lead Out Ministries, a non profit that provides training, books, resources, and support for people and organizations dedicated to youth and young-adult ministries. Check out their site to access volumes of material to bless your ministry!
PO Box 5
College Place, WA 99324
509.527.2834
leadoutministries.com
Gospel Outreach
Gospel Outreach is a nonprofit organization fully dedicated to extending the international ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in developing areas of the world—with an emphasis on the 10/40 Window. The ministry has no paid employees. Staff, officers, board members and regional directors are unpaid volunteers of singular purpose: sharing the story of Jesus with people who haven't been reached. We invite you to join in this mission.
PO Box 8
College Place, WA 99324
509.525.2951
goaim1.org
Helpline
Helpline assists indigent and working-poor individuals and families on an emergency basis with food, clothing, prescriptions, transportation, utilities, short-term shelter, homeless prevention rental assistance, infant-care needs and referrals for crisis advocacy and counseling.
1520 Kelly Place, Suite 180
Walla Walla, WA 99362
509.529.3377
helplineww.org
BMAC
Blue Mountain Action Council fills many roles for people in need in the Walla Walla Valley. From food banks to education, health support to counseling. BMAC is a clearing house for connecting people with existing support.
8 E Cherry Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362
509.529.4980 - bmacww.org
Star Project
Walla Walla is home to the Washington State Penitentiary. In addition to a robust prison ministry program, the University Church also celebrates and supports the Star Project, a program that provides persons being released from incarceration with essential tools for successful re-integration into the community as productive, contributing members of society. The Star Project has been in operation since 2004 and has served around 85 new clients each year.
Volunteer to be a Mentor!
321 Wellington Ave.
Walla Walla, WA 99362
509.525.3612
thestarproject.us