Church of Christ Springbrook is located in a quiet residential neighborhood and is partially encircled by semi-mature evergreen trees. The church offers a large gravel parking lot with an ample amount of spaces. A large, grassy field can be found next to the church. Springbrook offers both morning and evening worship on Sunday and Bible study two days each week.
A private, family-run religious home, Free at Last Foresquare Church preaches faith and Christian values. Since it is a private and residential unit, interested members should call ahead for more information. Taking faith in a new direction, Foursquare shows that true faith starts with family at the center.
Located in the heart of downtown Renton, Spencer Court Apartments is easily accessible to shops, restaurants and services within a short walk. The Renton Senior Center, post office, library, medical clinics and places of worship are only blocks away. Public transportationis also easily accessible, with a transit stop at Main and 4th Avenues.
Spencer Court is a property of the Senior Housing Assistance Group (SHAG), which provides affordable apartment homes for the elderly. Residents are qualified by income.
The building is access controlled. There is a recreation room with a large-screen television and VCR, and activities include bingo, card games and a monthly potluck.
An on-site Resident Manager keeps a listing of agencies that are available to assist with personal care needs, household tasks and transportation.
Lease options are available that include 6-, 12- and 24-month and longer term leases. In compliance with State and Federal laws, SHAG accepts Section 8 certificates and vouchers.
St Vincent de Paul offers gently used clothes, shoes, housewares, furniture and more at affordable prices so those who cannot afford new items may still have access to many basics, in addition to a few luxury items as they appear in the store inventory. SVDP often offers holiday discount sales. The Renton location is one of several Seattle-area stores. Proceeds from the store merchandise go towards assisting needy families in the region.
The Shekinah Glory Tabernacle is located on the second floor of a small strip mall on Union Avenue. The modest location offers a host of programs to its members, including Soul Sisters, Daughters of Destiny and a dance team. Ongoing training is available for preachers, a youth group mets every fourth Thursday and Christian education classes are offered on Sunday. Visit its Web site for a streaming audio file "Message from the Pastor."
The Renton Community Foundation is a 501 c3, not-for-profit organization that manages a group of charitable funds established by individual donors and local non-profit organizations, making grants back to the community to benefit a broad array of causes, such as healthcare, the arts, education, youth and families, emergency services, education, and senior emergency pet care. Today, RCF manages almost $6 million and serves the greater Renton area and beyond with over 40 individual funds. RCF's goal is not to champion one cause over another, but rather to benefit the entire community and to connect donors to the causes they care about most, while partnering with local charitable organizations to increase efficiencies and strengthen their ability to deliver critical services.
Village Chapel is under the direction of Pastor Wes Henry. Located in a quiet neighborhood, there is ample room around Village Chapel. There is a small, gated playground near the back of the property and two gravel parking lots. Small stained-glass windows line the main building.
Renton Christian Fellowship is located in a strip mall on the corner of NE 4th Street and Duvall Avenue SE in a brown building. Pastor Steven Platter offers two services every Sunday at 10:15am and 12:15pm.
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church is located in the highlands near McKnight Middle School. There is no shortage of events and activities at St. Matthew's for members of all ages. Three worship bands, The God Squad, The Dirty Switch and God's Garage, Part Deux lead the 9:30am and 11am Sunday services. The church also offers before- and after-school programs, bible study and Stephen Ministry, among other activities.