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Sabbath June 7th, 2025
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Sabbath School: Adults 9:30 am.
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Worship Service: Worship Service, 11:00 am
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Sunset on Friday: 9:04 pm; Sunset on Saturday: 9:04pm
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Sabbath Duties:
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Sermon: Pr. Harold Alomia
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Children's story: Cheryl Nelson
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Offering: Local Church Budget
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Deacons: Jeff Leggott, Ethan Prince, Ryan Leggott and Tom Whiting
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Greeters: Patrice Christensen & Claudia Vasquez
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- Our community
- Unspoken Requests
- Special Prayer: If you would like a special prayer, please contact one of the pastors or church elders.
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New Church Directory
Please help us put together our NEW ​KSDA directory! Follow these 4 easy steps:
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- Fill out the info form on our website.
- Watch your email for an invitation from Jonathan Wirtz to join the directory.
- Accept the invitation and log in to the online directory.
- View the other members in the directory, send messages, adjust what info is visible on your account.
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Church Finance Report
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Year-To-Date Goal: $120,105
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Behind YTD Budget: -$19,716
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Church Roof Replacement Fundraiser
We are so blessed that the roof has been replaced. We still need your support to raise the funds necessary to pay for the replacement.
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We're making great progress. Together we have increased giving by an additional $4,000 over the past month.
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Please take action and contribute to the "Roof Replacement" fund by including your donation in the tithe envelopes. Thank you for your commitment to our church! God bless you.
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Church Will Be Closed
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There will be no church service at the Kirkland Church on June 21st, as it will be designated as Camp Meeting Sabbath. For those wishing to attend the Camp Meeting service on Sabbath, a potluck has been arranged in room #21, which is reserved for the Kirkland Church. For more details, please contact the church office.
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Potluck - Wedding Celebration
Our next potluck will be held on June 14th, and it will be a special occasion to celebrate the wedding of our dear friends, Jeff and Jessica. We encourage all members to bring a card or gift to show your love and support for them. Please remember to bring a dish ready to share.
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If you're interested in joining the church choir, we are looking for singers in all voice parts: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass. To sign up or for more information, please contact Samuel Sebuwufu Seruwu at 206-432-1297 or Leo Sanker. The launch date will be August 2nd.
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Women’s Ministries Summer Tea
Sunday, June 29 at 4 pm
Kirkland SDA Church Fellowship Hall
“Finding Joy in the Journey”
Speaker – Bupe Martha Habiyambere
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
DNP, PMHNP, MS, DVM
Join us for food, fellowship, & inspiration!
Please sign up at the church credenza
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We have received a request to rent a room. A student from Walla Walla and a community member are looking for a rental space. If you are interested in helping, please contact the church office.
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Church Ministries
Ladies, you are welcome to join the women's ministry Sabbath School at 9:30 am in the training room.
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If you would like to help with this important ministry, please contact the church office.
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Outreach Meal Preparation
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We need volunteers to help prepare meals, and deliver, to the Safe Parking Shelter in Kirkland. Mondays at 5:00 pm in the church kitchen. If you are interested in participating, please contact Luciane Sarli at admin@ksda.org or 425-822-7922.
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Announcement Info: If you ever have an announcement to add to the bulletin, bulletin board, or to present from the pulpit, please get approval from the office by noon on Thursday or speak directly to a pastor. Thank you!
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Shut-Ins: In an effort to provide better care for our members, we are asking your help in locating members of the Kirkland church who are not able to come to Sabbath services. We do not always know when someone is ill or disabled. Our pastors and elders would love to visit with these valuable members.
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Information Changes: If your address and/or phone ever change, please make that indication on your tithe envelope or on a pew card so the information gets to the Treasurer; they will not know it by your check alone. Thank you.
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School News
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06/05 Kindergarten Graduation, at 2:00 pm
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06/05 8th Graduation, at 7:00 pm
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06/06 Last Day of School - Noon Dismissal
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06/06 Consecration 7:00 pm
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06/07 Baccalaureate 11:00 am
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06/08 Commencement 11:00 am
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The urgency of the hour and the priority of the Holy Spirit are reflected in this year’s theme for camp meeting “The Time is NOW!” Join the Washington Conference family June16-21 at Auburn Adventist Academy. Many surprises await those who seek the Savior at this year’s camp meeting! Come ready to pray and prepare for Pentecost. The time is NOW!
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Calling all media lovers! We’re looking for volunteer photographers, camera operators, morning AV crew, and writers to join the Washington Conference Media Team for Hispanic Camp Meeting (June 13–14) and English Camp Meeting (June16–21). If you’re a passionate church member with your own gear* and a heart to serve, we’d love to have you on the team! If you're interested, please email Ernesto Hernandez, WA Conference Media director at Ernesto.Hernandez@wc.npuc.org and let us know which date(s) you’re available for and what role you're interested in!
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Let’s use our gifts to tell the story of what God is doing at Camp Meeting!
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* This is a bring-your-own-gear opportunity, so come ready to serve with the tools you know best!
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A Principle of Returning and Giving
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Tithing is one of the most well-known practices of stewardship in the Christian faith. The concept of tithing is rooted in Scripture and reflects God’s design for how we should manage the resources He entrusts to us. At its core, the act of tithing involves both returning and giving—returning a portion of what God has already given to us, and giving it in a way that honors Him.
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The word “tithe” literally means “a tenth,” and the biblical principle of tithing is based on returning back 10% of one’s income. In Malachi 3:10, God invites His people to bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, promising to bless them abundantly in return. This act of returning tithe acknowledges that all we have comes from God, and He is the ultimate owner of our resources. By returning a tenth of our income to Him, we express our obedience and show recognition of His provision.
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As a colleague of mine said this week, “Giving starts with the 90%.” The tithe (the first tenth) is not ours to give. Hence, giving starts with the 90%. Faithful stewards acknowledge that everything belongs to God, even the 90%. I as a steward need to manage that portion in ways that honor Him.
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The practice of tithing, however, goes beyond just returning what is God’s. It is also about giving with a heart of generosity and faith. In 2 Corinthians 9:7, we are reminded that God loves a cheerful giver. Tithe, then, is not a mere obligation but an opportunity to show our love for God and to give generously.
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Tithing is a tangible reminder that our wealth is not solely for our benefit. The act of returning and giving serves as a guard against materialism and selfishness. It shifts our focus from accumulating wealth to using it for God's purposes, fostering a mindset of abundance rather than scarcity. When we tithe, we demonstrate trust in God's provision, knowing that He blesses the 90% to go farther than 100% ever could without His blessings.
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As you reflect on your own giving, consider how you can return and give faithfully. Tithing is not just about a percentage of your income, but about returning to God what is rightfully His and giving in a way that reflects His generosity and trust in us.
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Contact Information
6400 108th Ave. NE, Kirkland, WA 98033
425.822.7922
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Office Hours:
Mon-Th 8:00am-3:00pm
Fri 8:00am-12:00pm
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