Bellevue United Presbyterian Church

About this church

Bellevue United Presbyterian Church is a Presbyterian congregation at 457 Lincoln Avenue near Bellevue's business district. Sunday School for children and adults begins at 9 a.m., followed by worship at 10:30 in person and online through YouTube. The church describes itself as traditional in worship but responsive to changing community needs, welcoming people into shared faith and service. Its congregation grew from a Sabbath School organized in 1869 and formally became a church in 1872 with 21 members.

Outreach has remained central through more than 150 years of ministry. Historical accounts include Red Cross work during World War I, flood relief, public concerts, and cooperation with other Bellevue churches. Current priorities include people facing addiction or mental illness, older adults, refugees, and neighbors with practical needs. A local Alcoholics Anonymous group meets in the Fellowship Hall on Thursdays at 7 p.m. Second Sunday Soup provides a free community meal from noon to 1:30 on the second Sunday each month. Visitors can therefore pair Sunday education and worship with a church culture that opens its historic stone building to meals, recovery, community groups, and ongoing service.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Bellevue United Presbyterian Church · History and Ministry · Bread and Community Mission · Church Ministries

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