Beyond Us Mission Statement

Real Life Church purchased 90 acres of forested land where they wanted to build a church and develop into a place for the community.  The property contained 9 miles of single track trails and a hillside with unauthorized jumps for bikes. The church tore down the jumps since they looked dangerous and the builders did not have permission to build. In addition, the church hired a logging company to thin the forest to make it healthier which made the 9 miles of trails in-usable.  New trails were set up for community enjoyment.

Beyond Us organized a “Bucking Up for the Community “project in October 2017 to provide firewood to the community through Alliance Bible Church’s Firewood ministry.

Multiple churches, non-profits and service clubs provided volunteers to clear seasoned, fallen timber from the "Summit Ridge" mountain bike park to provide firewood to Alliance Bible Church which benefits families who need firewood to heat their homes during the winter.

 In 2013, 500 wheelchairs were purchased and sent to the Philippine Islands and Ghana, West Africa. Covington Christian Fellowship Church and Real Life Church joined their two churches together to make one church and in an effort for the two congregations to become unified, they engaged in a project that went “Beyond” themselves.

A team from the community traveled to Ghana and helped people get fitted into their wheelchairs. They also were able to set up a computer lab in a remote village with donated computers from Tahoma High School. By combining financial and human resources the project went far beyond the ability of any of the individual groups.