Vashon Presbyterian Church (VPC) traces its roots on the island to 1881 when a log school house first provided worship. The building was used by both the on-island Baptists and Methodists.

1904

The church petitions the Seattle Presbytery to become a congregation.

Seattle Presbytery

1909

The congregation builds its own building.

Vashon Presbyterian Church broke ground in 1909.

Early 1940s

The East Room is added.

1980s

A stained glass memorial window is purchased.
In the 1980s, Vashon Presbyterian Church purchased a beautiful stained glass memorial window.

1984

VPC acquires a beautiful, antique pipe organ — still in use today.

This beautiful pipe organ that Vashon Presbyterian Church acquired in 1984 is still in use today.

1998

After many years of work and planning, the congregation votes to build an addition to the church and enlarge the parking lot.

Today

In addition to our congregation, we are happy to let community organizations use our facility. Some of the organizations include the Harbor School’s Carpe Diem, Vashon Co-op Baby Class, Vashon Chorale, various AA groups, the Vashon-Maury Hospital Board, IFCH meal program, and other smaller groups. Learn more about our community partnerships.