Seattle urban Mission

Seattle urban Mission City Ministry/After-School Program
(formerly known as Baltimore Inner City Mission)

Jesus appeared to the disciples who did not yet know the news of His resurrection, and His first words were, “Peace be w...
04/13/2026

Jesus appeared to the disciples who did not yet know the news of His resurrection, and His first words were, “Peace be with you.”
The hearts of the disciples who had witnessed Jesus’ death could never have been at peace. Yet when He appeared to them again, He spoke of peace. Rather than simply saying, “I have risen,” He was asking the disciples what kind of faith we have in Jesus and before God.
Even in the face of Jesus’ death, they had seen something beyond death, and if that had been confirmed through the resurrection, it would have shown itself in their lives as hope in the resurrection.
To us, that appearance of life has been revealed as peace.
I believe that we are the ones who show peace, and we are also the ones who proclaim peace.
On Saturday, April 4, we visited 70 families in difficult circumstances and delivered Easter flower baskets.
In this age that needs peace, I believe this was a time when the small, personal good news of the resurrection brought a little peace to each and every one of them.

[Deuteronomy 10:18–19] 18 He executes justice for the fatherless and the widow, and loves the sojourner, giving him foo...
02/17/2026

[Deuteronomy 10:18–19]
18 He executes justice for the fatherless and the widow, and loves the sojourner, giving him food and clothing. 19 Love the sojourner, therefore, for you were sojourners in the land of Egypt.

The Bible teaches that caring for orphans and widows is God’s justice.
The reason that issues of livelihood—or the ability to eat and live—are described as part of God’s justice is that even in those times, there were people who were excluded from the system and suffered because of it.
God knows their pain and declares that caring for them is His justice.

Even now, there are people around us who suffer from these same issues.
Though it was a small act, on February 13 we visited, met, and comforted some of them, and we shared groceries with them.
I hope that this brief time brought them comfort and joy - because it is God’s justice.

Starting November 20th, we created a flyer and began promoting on social media to support families in our community who ...
12/26/2025

Starting November 20th, we created a flyer and began promoting on social media to support families in our community who struggle to prepare Christmas gifts for their children.
As soon as the announcement was posted, messages and emails began to come in. We heard stories such as, “I lost my job and cannot afford Christmas presents for my kids,” “My child is sick, and we hope Santa could visit and bring a gift,” “A grandmother is raising her grandchildren and would love a visit,” and many others from families going through financial difficulties.
We organized the applications in order, prepared the gifts, wrapped them with care, and also prepared small Christmas flower pots. Though the gifts and flowers were simple, we prayed that they would bring joy to the children, and that through their smiles, the parents would also feel comfort and happiness.
On Saturday the 20th, volunteers loaded the gifts and flower pots into the car and visited the families in our area. As we went house to house, we prayed together that our steps and this small effort would reflect the purpose of baby Jesus coming to this world.
The weather wasn’t great, but as we knocked on each door and joyfully shouted, “Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!” we believed that in that single greeting, delivered by strangers who came to their home, the joy and love of Jesus’ birth were carried to them.

Seattle Urban MissionChristmas GiftSanta Claus is Coming to Town!We are Seattle Urban Mission, a non-profit group provid...
12/08/2025

Seattle Urban Mission
Christmas Gift

Santa Claus is Coming to Town!

We are Seattle Urban Mission, a non-profit group providing after-school programs.
We want to stop by your home and drop off a Christmas gift!

Date: Saturday, 12/20/25
Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Target Students: 3rd - 7th graders
Location: Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood

We would love to visit families to share the love and joy of
Christmas together, celebrating the birth of baby Jesus.
If you want us to stop by, please send a message with your name and address to:

Pastor Bong-Soo Kim
571-259-2968
[email protected]

Merry Christmas!

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21507 52nd Avenue W, Mountlake Terrace
Mountlake Terrace, WA
98043

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+15712592968

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