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who we are

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who we are

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who we are

our vision

"We exist to be a flourishing church that makes disciples of Jesus Christ. We long for people to know Jesus, and because they know him, to follow Jesus, and because they know and follow Jesus, to share his heart more and more to reach out with the good news of God’s love to a lost and broken world."

– Jesse Skiffington

our mission

"We move toward our vision by creating environments where people are mobilized to go deeper with Jesus and reach wider with his love."

"We believe in taking practical, incremental steps to grow in faith and make a difference in the world."

– Jesse Skiffington

who we are

We are an intergenerational, Christ-centered, community committed to helping each person to go deeper with Jesus and reach wider with his love. When we move toward our vision and live out our mission, we flourish as a church, we are better able to love our neighbors inside the church and in the world around us, trusting that the Lord works through us to lead people to saving faith and deeper discipleship.

our story

In 2022, Marine View celebrated 100 years of mission and ministry in the Dash Point area. Marine View began as a Sunday School in the original Dash Point School in 1922 and our church family has been committed to loving and serving kids, families, and people of all ages and stages of life ever since. Join us on an upcoming Sunday to learn more about our story and discover your place in it.

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A little more about us

Marine View is connected to a growing movement of Christ-centered Presbyterian churches - simply called ECO for short. Together as a denomination we are committed to building flourishing churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.
Learn more at:
www.eco-pres.org

Presbyterians are connected to the Reformed Tradition within the Protestant wing of the Christian Church. The Reformed tradition celebrates “the Church reformed and always reforming.” In others words, there are always deeper truths to uncover and better ways of living a life of faith. The Reformed tradition affords room for a range of people and perspectives under the lordship of Jesus Christ. The Marine View community includes folks who sit on all sides of just about every major political or social issue of our day who are united in the love of Jesus Christ and in affirming essential beliefs articulated in ECO’s polity and theology documents.

senior pastor

Jesse Skiffington

Pastor Jesse Skiffington began his time on staff at Marine View Church as Associate Pastor in July 2009 and has since served as Interim Pastor (2013-2015) and Senior Pastor (2015 to present). Jesse earned his MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary and his BA in Speech Communication and Political Science, from the University of Washington. He and his wife Callie have two children, Addie and Will and share life together in the PNW along with their golden retriever Alex. Jesse also Co-Hosts the long-running “Reclaimed Leader” Podcast.  
Amongst other things, Jesse enjoys spending time with his family, coaching little league, rooting for the Huskies, hiking in the Cascades, golfing with friends, reading classic novels, and tackling DIY home improvement projects.
Pastor Jesse is passionate about his faith in Jesus Christ and is committed to Marine View’s mission to go deeper with Jesus and reaching wider with his love.

Pastor for Teaching and Discipleship

Andrew Johnson

Pastor Andrew Johnson was brought on staff at Marine View Church in January 2023 to focus on teaching and discipleship. Prior to joining the staff at Marine View Church Andrew taught theology, philosophy, and ethics to university students and ordination candidates at the University of Edinburgh during his doctoral studies. Andrew earned his PhD in Systematic Theology from the University of Edinburgh as well as an MA in Theology and an MA in Religion from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. During his postgraduate studies he also spent time studying at the University of Mainz in Germany, the Catholic University of Paris in France, and at Harvard University. He started his undergraduate studies at Western Washington University and finished with a BS in Religion from Liberty University. He and his wife Christine have two daughters, Abigail and Eden. Pastor Andrew is passionate about theology done in and for the church as well as fellowship and hospitality as we seek to grow in our sense of both belonging and believing in Jesus Christ.

staff

Larry Krueger
Director of Worship Environments
Trista Simmons
Office Catalyst
Katie Shaiman White
Co-Director of Youth Environments
Andy White
Co-Director of Youth Environments
Heather Courtney
Co-Facilitator of Children’s Environments
Michelle Martin
Co-Facilitator of Children’s Environments
Christine Johnson
Next Steps Coordinator
Brittany Shakhramanov
MVC Preschool Director
Deb Weston
Accountant
Dale Armstrong
Treasurer

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Elders-Class of 2024

  • Sue Clark

  • Aly Cullinane

  • Susan Hundrup

  • John Jensen

  • Brady Nelson

  • Beth Nolan

  • Kathie Novasky

  • Sheila VanZandt - Clerk of Session

Elders-Class of 2025

  • Doug DeVries

  • Jackson Githaiga

  • Denise Jimenez

  • Mark Schimelpfenig

deacons-Class of 2024

  • Michelle Martin

  • Liz Sawyer

  • Kim Schmaltz

  • Brennan Schimelpfenig

deacons-Class of 2025

  • Lisa Inaba

  • Dinah Knutzen

  • Coleen Magarrell

  • Heather Maldonado

  • Faith Pearsall

  • Karen Watson

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