Living Free - History

Living Free Ministries, in many ways, is Living Hope's first campus. In 2005, our leadership team was given a vision for a ministry that took head on the raw struggles of life. We wanted to create a safe place for people who are hurting, broken and addicted to come and find support and acceptance for where they were at. Thus, Living Free was born!

Living Free has since grown in attendance to 250 people and the support Lifegroups that are offered have grown from the pre-existing Addictions Victorious groups to groups expanded to include subjects such as depression, divorce care, grief support, anger management, relational boundaires and even physical health.

Living Free meets on Tuesday evenings at Living Hope Brush Prairie. We have home cooked dinner available at 5:45pm, a great worship service at 6:45pm and Support Lifegroups at 7:45pm. We also feature an amazing KdsWorld program and a passionate prayer team that is there simply to support people and intercede for them.

Living Free Ministries - A place where life change happens.

Living Free is a ministry of Living Hope for broken and hurting people. Our desire is to help people find freedom and healing in Christ. We all identify with pain but many of us don’t know what to do with it. If we don’t find healing, pain will develop into even more problems.

Every week we come together for a time of worship, testimonies and a practical message that you can relate to. We also have Support Groups available after the service for more specific needs.

God’s desire is that we all become healthy. Living Free is a place where you can find safety, acceptance and love that will truly set you free!

Living Free Service is every Tuesday at 6:45pm. Support Groups begin at 7:45pm.

“He has sent me to comfort the brokenhearted and to announce that the captives will be released and prisoners will be freed!” ~ Isaiah 61:1

Available Support Groups:

Men’s Addiction
Women’s Addiction
True Desire (Men Only)
Partners of True Desire (Women Only)
Changes that Heal
Freedom from Depression
Divorce Care
12 Steps for Christians Who Hurt