Worship with us, in person and online, Sunday mornings at 9:30 am!


Upcoming Events

  • Village Cohousing Workday

    Saturday, April 26th

    Join our CPC Volunteer Crew at Village Co-Housing Works (VCW) from 9-12pm to help with yard work. VCW provides low-income housing with pre-manufactured homes. They are currently cleaning up one of the mobile home parks along Market Street in Mead. We are in need of at least 8 volunteers.

    If you want to sign up to join our crew, contact Deanna Bax: deannabax84@gmail.com.

  • End of Sunday School Family Celebration

    Sunday, May 4th

    Families are invited to join Children’s Ministry on May 4th during Ed Hour in the Gathering Place for a luncheon celebrating the end of a wonderful year of Sunday School. Parents must accompany their children. Food provided.

  • Monthly Book Club

    Sunday, May 11th

    The CPC Monthly Book Group's next meeting will be at 11 a.m. (note change from usual time). We will discuss the book Born a Crime, by Trevor Noah. All are welcome. For more information, please contact Wendy Olson at olson.wendy.z@gmail.com.

  • Personal Finance Seminar

    Sunday, May 18th

    A personal finance seminar, designed to provide youth and young adults with basic tools to manage money, will be offered on Sunday, May 18th, from 11:00-3:00 with lunch provided.

     RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/cpcyouthfinance. Elder Rich Stevens, who holds a Master’s Degree in Financial Planning, will be our primary instructor.

  • Kevin Brown and the Beloved Country Concert

    Sunday, May 18th

    Join Colbert for an evening of original Americana music from 7:00-8:30pm. Suggested admission is $10 at the door, with proceeds going towards paying the musicians of the band.

  • Parking Lot Sale

    Friday, June 27th

    The Missions & Social Justice Committee, along with the Outlook Committee, will be hosting a parking lot sale (a garage sale without the garage). We are asking that sellers share half of their proceeds for World Relief to assist their programs for refugees. More information to come.

  • Taylor Leonhardt Benefit Concert

    Friday, June 27th

    At 7pm, following the Parking Lot Sale, Colbert will be hosting a concert featuring Taylor Leonhardt. All proceeds will be donated to World Relief to assist with their programs supporting refugees in Spokane. More information to come!

Thanks for checking us out

  • Our church is located on the NW corner of Highway 2 and Colbert Rd., about seven miles north of Spokane. We worship on Sunday mornings at 9:30, both in person and online via our YouTube channel.

    Right up front we’d like you to know that while we are grounded in the deep theological root system of the Reformed tradition, we also believe that God is always doing a new thing in and through the church that Jesus established 2,000 years ago. At Colbert that means we find our congregational unity primarily through our individual relationships with Christ, while allowing for considerable diversity elsewhere.

  • Here you will be loved and accepted for who you are regardless of things like your:

    Familiarity with the Bible

    Relationship status

    Criminal record

    Physical and cognitive abilities

    Body mass index

    Sexual orientation

    Education

    Addictions

  • We believe that we are all on a journey toward wholeness that involves being reconciled in our relationships with God, with one another, and even with our own selves. We, as a community and as individuals, are committed to doing justice, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God.

    We are eager to welcome you into this community of faith where you will be gently encouraged to take your next step toward becoming your unique child-of-God self.

Sundays at Colbert

While honoring the many differences represented among us, we celebrate an uncommon unity found in our common identity as children of God.

We worship together at 9:30 am, young and old, both in-person and online.

About 250 people call this their church home. We range in age from newborn to nineties, and celebrate activities of an intergenerational nature. 

During the school year we offer an educational hour after the service that includes coffee and conversation, various discussion groups, and children’s and youth programs.