Young Life
Capernaum
Greater Seattle
P.O. Box 55998
Seattle, WA 98155
(206) 361-1234
What We Do
at a Glance
Contact Work
Meeting Kids On Their Turf
We go to their schools, activities, and homes. We show an interest in who they are as we share life experiences. We are adults in their lives who are available to listen and care about them.
Campaigners
Discipleship Small Groups
Campaigner groups are small groups that meet for Bible study and discussion, designed for young people who want to further explore the Christian faith. This is a place where kids can be heard and known on a deeper level. Together we learn that people have a purpose and that each can offer something to the world around them.
Club
Weekly Social Event
Club is a weekly event where young people with disabilities discover friendships with their peers and are involved in a variety of activities and discussion groups. Here they listen to the essential message of a God who remembers them in a world that has often forgotten them.
Camp
The Best Week of Your Life
Camp is a time for adventure, relationships, and presenting the Christian faith in a way that young people can understand and respond to as they choose. For many young people with disabilities, this is their first time away from home. For parents, it may be their first opportunity to rest. Our camping experiences provide the opportunity for social, emotional, and spiritual growth in a fun-filled, natural setting. Young Life owns and operates 32 resort-quality camps across the globe!
Steering Committee
Rich Bianchi
Real Estate Broker
Keller Williams Realty
Dave Bowman
Quality Assurance
IBM
Terry Coe
Bookkeeper
Local Law Firm
Chris Cotten
Senior Manager - Operations
Oracle
John Ronald
Firefighter
Retired - Seattle Fire Department
Arthur Stella
Psychologist
Retired
Libby Bruner
Elementary Teacher
Lake Washington School District
Committee Chair
Blaine Clyde
Senior Area Director
Young Life Capernaum Greater Seattle
You Were Made for this
Your story matters, and it can make a difference beyond what you imagine.
Volunteer your time to work directly with young people.
Support the staff and leaders as part of the local adult committee.
Give resources to start or sustain the financial foundation at the local or national level.
