Recent Posts
Media CoverageHarambee is featured on the cover of the May 7th issue of the Renton Reporter:
Calendar
Harambee Groups are meeting in six locations. Find one near you!
Check out our Calendar page for a complete list of upcoming events.
Giving
Online Giving is now available! Check out the Giving section.
Photos
On Sat Mar 1, Cultivate hosted a show at Harambee that featured Passion, Bridget Hermano, Lorenzo, and Harambee's own 3 Ties & Hoody. Over 500 people attended. (Click on photo to open slideshow).
Harambee Pastors' Blog
Join in with the Harambee Pastors as they sound off on various issues like: The Reason For God, The Science of Valentine's Day, Calling, Comfort and the Sovereignty of God and more.
Sermons
Want to ask the preaching pastor a question or dialogue on Sunday's sermon? Check out the new sermon blog.
Harambee Sermons are also podcasted via iTunes
"...I've benefited from your teaching. But the fact is that I regularly listen to your messages on my commute to and from work and consider them an important tool in the growth of my personal faith. I wanted you to know that those podcasts don't just end up in some cyberspace black hole. They touch people."
---V. Strader Milwaukee, Wis.
Culture
The Counterfeiters
Reviewed by Mike Gunn
“Counterfeiters” really wasn’t a movie like Braveheart, but it was a movie about courage, and I believe about life and surviving. The movie is set in Germany during Hitler’s Third Reich. Karl Markovic was a man trying to exist as a Jew in Hitler’s hellhole. Read More
City of Men: Cidade dos Homens
Reviewed by Mike Gunn
City of Men’ is a sequel to ‘City of God,’ but directed and written by different people, giving it a completely different feel stylistically as well as content. ‘City of God’ was frenetic in your face film, with lurid sexual content, and graphic violence that sickened even the most ardent moviegoer. You finished ‘City of God’ feeling violated; yet educated in regards to the chaotic and violent life of young teens in the Favela (Shanty Town) in Rio de Janeiro. Read More
Liturgy: One of the things that makes Harambee unique is our use of a form of Liturgy as part of our corporate worship on Sundays. Now, we would like to extend this testimony of the transforming power of the gospel in our lives beyond Sundays and our local body by posting the recordings and text of these pieces online. We invite you to join us in our Liturgical journey of Worship.