Churches in Bonney Lake

Active churches in Bonney Lake

10920 199th Ave Ct E, Bonney Lake
openlife.church
4 sermons
7410 Myers Rd E, Bonney Lake
blnaz.org
1 sermon
8201 Locust Ave E, Bonney Lake
blcc.org
1 sermon
7605 Myers Rd E, Bonney Lake
ltcc.org
1 sermon
12407 214th Ave E, Bonney Lake
stmarkbonneylake.com
1 sermon
16702 S Tapps Dr E, Bonney Lake
creatorlutheran.net
1 sermon

Types of churches in Bonney Lake

Modern Bonney Lake Churches

Many congregations along the SR 410 corridor offer band-led worship, large screens, and a casual, come-as-you-are environment. They often provide livestreams and multiple Sunday times to fit commuter schedules to Tacoma and Seattle, drawing young professionals and families from neighborhoods like Tehaleh and Sky Island.

Bonney Lake Family-Friendly Churches

These churches prioritize kids’ ministry with secure check-in, parent lounges, and programs that align with school calendars at Bonney Lake High and local elementary campuses. Expect VBS, trunk-or-treats, and sports-day outreaches that connect families from Lake Tapps to Prairie Ridge, plus small groups meeting in cul-de-sacs and community clubhouses.

Traditional & Liturgical

Congregations with hymnody, vestments, and weekly lectionary readings serve multi-generational households seeking reverent worship and sacramental rhythms. Many are rooted near the older town core and along Lake Tapps Drive, with choir-led services and catechesis that emphasize continuity with historic Christian practice.

Recovery & Community Outreach

Responding to local needs, several congregations host recovery meetings, food distributions, and cold-weather support in partnership with nonprofits in nearby Sumner and Puyallup. Volunteers frequently organize Fennel Creek trail cleanups, school-supply drives, and assistance for neighbors in Prairie Ridge and on the Buckley Plateau, reflecting a hands-on, service-first expression of faith.

Sermon clips from Bonney Lake churches

50s
“our final thought today is we have to, like, just realize and identify that you are constantly being formed one way or another. And so if we're not surrender if we've not surrendered our life to Jesus, we're being formed then by something else, often by the world. All the things that make up our lives are shaping what we believe and how we live, how we spend our time, the people that make up our lives, the voices that we are choosing to listen to, how we interact with the world even through the way that we use our phones is, like, deteriorating a lot of our brainpower. It's, like, really weird and actually dire if you think about the future. And, all of it is shaping us one way or another.”
25s
“Well then, as you all have promised to continue to teach them God's law and give them his promises in Christ, let us renounce the devil all his works and all his ways. Let us even now renounce the evil one once and for all. Now to everyone, do you renounce the devil all his works and all his ways? We do. Do you believe in God the father?”
54s
#FaithInSuffering
“So when you are suffering, everybody's watching. They're wondering how you're gonna respond. With Jesus, we have an ability to walk there in it. We have an ability to not be a happy camper, but we have an ability to know that this isn't the final word. Everyone but John of the apostles died a horrible death, and they were glad to do it. What makes someone glad to die for the king? He does in the power of the holy spirit. What this world needs is the church to stand on the power of him who died for us.”
53s
#AllegianceOrResistance
“Because the reality is anything short of religion or anything short of allegiance is resistance. We may not like that reality but anything short of allegiance is resistance. Jesus is the true king. If we don't give him our allegiance, we're given our allegiance somewhere else. Either to ourselves, I'm king of my life. I sit on the throne or something else. Someone or something sits on the throne of your life. If it's not Jesus, then your allegiance is not with Jesus. So that's where I wanna leave it this morning. A kind of uncomfortable, kind of abrupt ending, but that's kind of intentional. Jesus is the king. What is your response? Anything short of that is resistance.”
57s
#SubmitToJesus
“So the question then is, what ways will you submit yourself to the lordship of Jesus so that his kingdom can come about on earth as it is in heaven. And remember, I'm not talking about how are we going to make the world's the world's political systems Christian? I'm saying how are we going to bring how are we gonna submit ourselves to God in a way that brings about the salvation of every person who belongs in the kingdom of God. That's the war we're fighting. It's not with guns. It's with the truth and the light and the king.”
38s
“And so just listen. You can have this new kind of life if you will put your trust and confidence in Jesus for the whole of your life. That is not just this, like, decision checkbox that's like, yeah. I believe Jesus is God. I believe he came and he was sent by God, and now I'm gonna go do my own thing the rest of my life. It's like no. It's like a decision to follow with your whole life. And so do you hear Jesus' invitation today? If you will deny yourself and take up your cross daily, if you will lose your life for his sake, you will actually find it.”
40s
“who has been formed by the work of the Holy Spirit as they chose to come back to those things instinctually, and it just became of who they are. And so that's, like, the goal. That's what we want is to become people who are just more like Jesus every single day, that are exhibiting the fruits of the spirit every day. Because not that, like, they got up in the morning and it's like, I need to be more patient today. It's just that and that's good. If you're not patient and you need to do that, you need to do that, like, tomorrow and just wake up and be patient. But over time that you just like, someone walks up to you and is like, man, like, you're a really patient person.”
36s
“So what Jesus does multiple times in his teaching is he connects this love of God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, with a love for neighbor. That it's not just that you'd know God, that you know that he's the only one God and he's above every other God, that there's no other gods before him. It's not just that you know all the rules, that you follow all the check boxes, and that you do everything right. It's like also that you love your neighbor. That the way all of that gets processed in that love of God is that it comes out in love for the people around you.”
25s
“Well then, as you all have promised to continue to teach them God's law and give them his promises in Christ, let us renounce the devil all his works and all his ways. Let us even now renounce the evil one once and for all. Now to everyone, do you renounce the devil all his works and all his ways? We do. Do you believe in God the father?”
27s
“``Here are Fritz and Remy. All their sins, past, present, and future, have been taken by Christ and are no longer theirs. The one who is buried with Christ in a death like his will rise in a resurrection like his. The Holy Spirit now dwells in them in his word. Therefore, they shall be saved. They are now a free Christian, so let us give thanks unto the lord.”

Why Bonney Lake churches are unique

As a growing plateau community with many young families and master-planned neighborhoods, churches in Bonney Lake tend to emphasize family support and neighborhood connection. Ministries often sync with the Sumner–Bonney Lake school calendar, youth sports rhythms, and local events to make involvement easy for busy households. Look for strong kids programs for young families, student and teen discipleship, and marriage and parenting workshops.
Framed by Lake Tapps and views of Mount Rainier, Bonney Lake churches reflect the area’s outdoorsy, Pacific Northwest lifestyle with gatherings that make the most of good weather and nearby trails. Many integrate community cleanups, lakeside events, and creation-minded practices alongside Sunday worship. You’ll frequently see outdoor services and retreats, creation care and stewardship, and casual dress contemporary worship.
With commuters along the SR‑410 corridor and a number of JBLM-connected households, churches in Bonney Lake, WA often offer flexible schedules and practical support. This means accessible teaching, online options, and a blend of modern and classic worship styles to serve a diverse mix of residents. Expect multiple service times and online, support for military families, and expository Bible teaching.

Recent sermons from Bonney Lake churches

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