Welcome to the website of Pastor Kevin Riley

Commissioned Pastor Kevin Riley, 

Mount Baker Presbyterian Church in Concrete, WA.  

kevin@mountbakerpres.org or 360.901.4520 mobile/txt.  

Kevin and his wife Danielle are commissioned pastors having served in rural WA State since 2017.  In addition to helping transform the congregation’s ministry and economic model informed by his own Christ-transforming life, he helped to create a property oversight committee in Northwest Coast Presbytery, with a vision of re-imagining and re-developing church properties for the future of the communities where they are located.  

They are in the early visioning stages for a new worshiping community/supportive housing/government/nonprofit/and for-profit mixed economy development in rural Skagit County with several partners. 

 I have helped to organize and run multiple cold weather shelters., and have helped to bring medically assisted treatment to the community.

All of this community development has lead me to place in leadership where I work with multiple service providers on a regular basis.

 Engage with several different forms of government, from staff to mayors, to county commissioners. As well as law enforcement, prosecuting attorneys and defense attorneys - And a lot of this work has gained national attention through the Presbyterian Church USA

Co-Pastor Mount Baker Presbyterian Church www.mountbakerpres.org

Board of directors - Northsound ACH

https://northsoundach.org

Tribal alignment sub committee

advisory committee for the North Star Project

https://www.skagitcounty.net/Departments/Health/NorthStarProject.htm

Recovery Task Force

Executive Board for Northwest Coast Presbytery

https://www.northwestcoast.org

Property Oversight Committee 

Mission Partner Task Force

Thank you for encouraging over 160 commissioners and colleagues to “Dream Big because God is Big!” at the breakfast on Wednesday!   

Your lived stories, your embodied courage and hopefulness, your expectations for what God will do next are inspiring!  

Participants could palpably taste the sense of possibility you shared while recognizing the courage, resilience, and setbacks that always accompany a Gospel-risky adventure. 

Ever since Wednesday morning I have been approached by participant after participant with comments like..”that was the best experience of this whole General Assembly,” “I’m excited to jump in and learn more,” “that panel was inspiring!”

Dr. Corey Schlosser-Hall

Deputy Exec for Vision & Innovation at the Presbyterian Mission Agency

Here is an article written about this conversation

Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) - ‘Dream big because God is big’ (pcusa.org)