Northwest Baptist Foundation

08/24/2026

It starts with a full classroom.

Then a nursery that needs one more crib.
A fellowship hall that doubles as storage.
A parking lot that fills before the service even begins.

For many churches, growth brings both joy and questions.

“What do we do next?”
“Can we afford more space?”
“How do we move forward wisely?”

The Northwest Baptist Foundation helps churches walk through those questions with clarity and care. Through our church loan program, we come alongside churches considering building, renovation, expansion, or property needs — because growing ministry often needs room to grow.

If your church is feeling cramped for space, we’d love to start the conversation. Call us! 360-882-2250

08/19/2026

Here is an interesting article from Guidestone, warning people of a newer scam called "Phantom Hacking" Read it below:

FBI reports billions in losses as criminals use fear, impersonation and deception to steal savings from victims

08/17/2026

NW Collegiate Ministries, NCM wants college students to encounter Jesus wherever they are. And because a lot of college students are out and about late on Fridays, you can find NCM workers (and Jesus, of course!) there, too.
Midnight Evangelism is an NCM project near the University of Oregon. Late on Friday nights, believers take boxes of pizza and wait outside near local bars. As students come and go, they are invited to eat a slice and ask spiritual questions. Even in the rain, many students linger for 15 minutes or longer. One time, a young Muslim man who had never read the Bible ended up talking with an NCM leader for a full hour and said that he believes Jesus holds truth. Even though it is called "Midnight" Evangelism, conversations often last until 3:00 in the morning.
A fund the Foundation manages contributes toward the cost of pizza for this ministry. If you would like to give toward Midnight Evangelism and other creative ways that NCM helps students encounter Jesus, contact NCM or our office. We would be thrilled to help direct your giving to things you're passionate about!

08/08/2026

Such an innovative idea 💡

08/06/2026

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08/05/2026

Help us wish our Ashley a happy birthday!! We are so thankful for the wisdom, fun facts, and caring heart she brings to the office. She is a great employee and friend to all!

07/29/2026

Behind every call, email, and meeting is a team working together to serve you with excellence.

At Northwest Baptist Foundation, collaboration is at the heart of what we do. From the moment you reach out, you'll connect with a real person who is committed to helping you navigate your questions with professionalism, care, and efficiency. Together, we work to ensure your mission, the ministries, and people you care about are supported every step of the way.

Our team is dedicated to building long-term relationships, providing seamless communication, and delivering innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of our clients.

07/28/2026

We are so excited to have partnered with Freedom Hill for this innovative idea!!💡 What kind of cool ideas could your church put together??

Freedom Hill Church - Tumbling Camp is almost here! We are excited to invite the kids 3 years to 11 in the community to participate BUT we need pre-registration forms filled out before the camp begins. Please note the times set for the Tumbling Tots and Superstars. If you have any questions, you may call the church at 541 367-4531 or Simone - 503 779-7137. Spots are filling up fast!! Thank you!
https://form.jotform.com/261744536144155

07/25/2026

Prepare the Way Ministries holds a Youth Summit every year. In 2025, the Foundation was honored to direct some funding assistance toward the facilities, speakers, and food. Because these items were covered, the Summit was free for students to attend.
Over 400 youth attended, representing 90 churches in the Northwest. Speakers focused on topics such as anxiety, what to do about doubt, and tactics for evangelism with peers. The Summit emphasized small groups, with nearly 40 group leaders trained beforehand. Around 96% of attendees said that they felt more confident in sharing their faith after attending. As one 13-year-old put it, "I am not afraid to tell people about Jesus anymore, and I feel stronger in my faith." According to an adult chaperone, the topics covered important and necessary ground. "I have heard of so many youth struggling with doubts with no idea what to do. Many do not feel comfortable talking about doubts in church."
We are supporting the 2026 Youth Summit and expect to hear more great things soon. Donations to special funds managed by the Foundation make this support possible.
When multiple donors give to a fund, that allows for bigger gifts for big projects. If you are interested in joining forces to bless special ministry needs like the Youth Summit, please let us know.