Bellevue Presbyterian Church

About this church

Bellevue Presbyterian Church offers Modern and Sanctuary worship Sundays at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m., plus East African Praise at 10:00. Modern worship is upbeat and relational; Sanctuary worship uses traditional liturgy, choirs, organ, and occasional orchestra or brass; the East African service is spoken in Kinyarwanda with English translation. Services last a little over an hour, though the East African gathering may linger longer. Children's and student ministries provide age-specific Sunday connection.

The downtown Bellevue congregation belongs to the Presbyterian Church (USA) and has worshiped in the city for about seventy years. First-time and family parking is designated on campus, with overflow parking and a shuttle from Bellevue Christian School on Northeast 18th Street. BelPres is led by elected elders and describes itself as rooted in the Reformed tradition while attentive to both Scripture and the Holy Spirit. Local service, global mission trips, and justice work extend its “Real People. Finding Hope.” identity beyond Sunday. Visitors should choose by worship style and language as much as time; livestreams are available for both the main and East African communities.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 25, 2026. Sources: Current three-service Sunday schedule · Worship styles, duration, parking, shuttle, and PCUSA identity · Children's ministry · Global mission trips

Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Livestreams — available for main and East African services

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