New Heart Ministries

Mondays, 6:45pm

Anderson Room (320)

New Heart Monday Nite welcomes the broken and hurting to warm, caring “family” wherein the alcoholic and addict can discover sustainable healing and wholeness. It a faith-based, Christ-centered ministry that offers families with addicted family members the prayer and support they need as they trust the Lord for His healing for their loved ones. Men and women with life-controlling issues are given a safe place in which to process their emotional and spiritual needs within a safe, caring family.

New Heart Monday Nite includes a buffet dinner, worship, ministry of the Word, and six (6) healing and recovery groups: Families of the Addicted, Chemical Dependency, Alpha, Living the New Life, Men’s and Women’s Issues.

Snohomish, WA

New Heart Place offers 12–18-month, Christ-centered residential programs for men and women overcoming addiction. Unlike typical treatments, it focuses on holistic recovery through spiritual and emotional healing. With serene homes in Snohomish County and Maltby, residents experience family-like environments. The program includes phases of induction, spiritual growth, life skills training, and post-graduation support. Key tracks cover spiritual formation, emotional wholeness, nutrition, fitness, and vocational readiness.

The New Heart Foundation, founded in 2010, is committed to empowering churches to support those struggling with addiction, brokenness, and other life-controlling issues. Operating in the Pacific Northwest, it offers resources, training, and mentorship to pastors and leaders who are passionate about reaching and discipling the broken and hurting. Key services include consultation, grants for start-ups, operations, programs, personnel, and capital needs. The foundation’s unwavering commitment is to sustainable freedom through an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ and faith-driven community relationships, with the church acting as a surrogate family for those from dysfunctional backgrounds.

Weekly distribution

Edmonds and Lake City

North King and South Snohomish Counties

The Lord birthed the Homeless Outreach ministry in June of 2009. It started through the prayers and ministry of John Jacob, Brian Christopherson, and Janette Brooks. We started with a team going to Ballard to minister with bag lunches and supplies such as socks, sleeping bags, and gloves. The homeless were so grateful for the help and many were encouraged to come to Westgate’s New Heart Healing and Recovery programs at Philadelphia Church in Ballard and Westgate Chapel. Chef John’s Lake City team make and deliver sandwiches to the Lake City Shelter.

We have a tremendous opportunity to touch shattered lives by sharing the only way for peace and healing: Jesus Christ our Savior, Freedom Ministries, Westgate’s Jail Ministry, offers the sharing of God’s Word with inmates.

Pen Pal Outreach
We can correspond with prisoners through the mail and lift them up in prayer. Select inmates are given permission to correspond. Every pen pal needs to submit a Background Check and receive instruction as to the do’s and don’ts of corresponding. If you would like to participate, contact our team leader Brian Christopherson at [email protected]

Aftercare Ministry
We help to meet needs of the released prisoner through Westgate Chapel’s Food & Clothing Bank and community resources.

To The Incarcerated
We want you to know that we care about you, pray for you and are ready to walk together with you as you leave the past behind. Westgate Chapel’s Freedom Ministry is here to help.

Sundays, 9am & 10:45am

Room 324

Sunday Service
Interpretation for the deaf is offered at the 9am service in the Sanctuary.
Interpreters: Glena Felker & Ema Perez

Sunday School Class
Sundays, 10:45am in Room 324
Teacher: Galen Humrich

We are excited to see what the Lord will do as these precious ones become involved in new areas of reaching out.

Thursdays, 11am-2pm

Westgate Chapel Commons

Each week we operate a food and clothing bank for the less fortunate. The food we distribute is donated by Northwest Harvest, Food Lifeline, United States Federal Commodities Program, Washington State and Local Food Purchasing programs. In addition to food, clothing, and household items are donated by the Westgate Chapel congregation and the greater Edmonds community.
Open during the same hours as the Food Bank, the Clothing Bank offers community clients a selection of new and gently used clothing and selected household items. Clothing is free of charge, but recipients must register in the Food Bank for this service.

Weekly

Though not thought of as homeless in the sense that they are residents of a homeless camp or sleeping in their car, residents of local motels have no permanent home and have just enough income to pay the room fee for a motel but not enough to get into an apartment. Our Westgate Chapel Motel Ministry Team visits the residents of the motels each week offering food and clothing as well as prayer for personal needs. Several have made their way to New Heart Monday Nite and Sunday Services.

Mondays-Thursdays, 9am-5pm

Westgate Chapel Church Office

Caring for those in need who are of the household of faith has long been an important part of local church ministry. The Apostle James wrote “Pure and undefiled religion before our God and Father is this: to care for orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world” (James 1:27).
The Benevolence Ministry is an effort to fulfill the spirit of the Word of God by offering practical financial assistance to members of the Westgate Chapel Community of Faith. Priority in the distribution of funds is given to widows and single moms. While the Benevolence Team seeks to respond to every request, we cannot be an income supplement for those monthly expenses consistently exceeding their income.