Welcome to the website of Kevin Riley

Kevin and his wife, Danielle, are rooted community advocates in North West Washington, where they have served as Commissioned Pastors in the Presbyterian Church (USA) in the town of Concrete, since 2017. 

In that role, Kevin has been instrumental in transforming the congregation’s ministry and economic model to be more community-focused.

Through intentional partnerships, Kevin & Danielle have helped to bring medically assisted treatment and harm reduction essentials to the community they serve, by creating a services hub for Substance Use Disorders. You can learn more about what services available at https://mountbakercbic.org

Currently, Kevin serves as the board chair for North Sound Accountable Community of Health, North Sound Accountable Community of Health (North Sound ACH) is a regional convener working with diverse partners and organizations to meet the health, social, and other needs of community members so they can thrive, serving Island, San Juan, Snohomish, Skagit, and Whatcom counties. You can learn more here https://northsoundach.org/ 

He is a charter member of the Advisory Group for the North Star Project in Skagit County.  

He has served on the Northwest Coast Presbytery Executive Board, 

The Sedro-Woolley Housing Authority Commission, and the Board of Directors for the United Way, Skagit.

Kevin and his wife, Danielle, have an inspiring life story that makes them uniquely qualified for ministry, community advocacy and the vital work of healing trauma that has been inflicted by the Christian faith and societal stigma around marginalized communities. Their leadership is marked by humility and curiosity. Qualities that are welcomed and respected in diverse spaces.

Kevin and Danielle have been featured in numerous articles nationwide. They have been the subject of documentaries that reflect their work, story, commitment to community, and their unique scope of talents and experience. They are pastors and advocates. They are parents. They are artists, writers, and photographers. They are lifetime learners. They work and live in Skagit County, Washington, with their five children.