Rooted in faith. Welcoming all nations.
Our story begins
with community.
We are a Seventh-day Adventist Christian church in Wapato, Washington, within the Yakama Indian Reservation. Our story is one of prayer, renewed purpose, and a commitment to our neighbors.
Why we’re here
Our mission
Empower all people toward spiritual, physical, and emotional healing through service to the Creator.
A history of faith & service
From a local church
to All Nations Center.
Our history reaches back to 1915. As Wapato changed, our congregation sought fresh ways to serve the surrounding community.
- 1915
A church takes root
The Wapato Seventh-day Adventist Church was established as the region’s agricultural community grew.
- 1980s
A season of change
Membership declined as people moved away from rural life toward urban communities.
- FALL 1997
Prayer & renewed purpose
Through prayer and fasting, members renewed their commitment to serving Native American neighbors on the Yakama reservation.
- EARLY 1998
Building relationships
A Native Bible team began outreach, including weekly children’s programs that helped the church better understand community needs.
- MAY 2000 → MAY 2001
A center for outreach
Construction began in May 2000. With Maranatha and other volunteers, the debt-free center celebrated its grand opening in May 2001.
Faith in everyday life
Come as a neighbor.
Find a community.
Whether you’re exploring faith or looking for a church family, we invite you to learn, worship, and connect with us.
Learn about our Adventist faith →Your next step
Get to know All Nations.
Find connection
Explore our ministries and ways to grow together.
Explore ministries ↗Join a gathering
See what’s coming up in the church calendar.
View the calendar ↗Say hello
Ask a question or get help planning your first visit.
Contact the church ↗3020 Ashue Rd, Wapato, WA 98951 · 509-877-0960