I have been a member at the Church of Scientology in Seattle for over 20 years, and it has been…read moreincredibly valuable. My marriage, my business and my personal happiness have all been tremendously benefited by my involvement here. I have been amazed at how effective the courses and counseling have been. The staff are friendly and helpful, and everyone there just wants to help make the world a better place. My kind of people. I highly recommend it.

I was just curious about Scientology and walked in, I was not prepared for what I would find. First…read moreof all there was a person talking to a group of people saying straight bs like how this corse will solve all your problems. I was offered many times and they are preying on the week for money thats all there is to it. All the hate is justified honestly I support all of the Scientology speedruns keep on doing what you're doing.

First time visiting this beautiful church Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Seattle, WA to hear mass…read moreon an Easter Sunday. The parish community was very welcoming. The church itself was very inviting as it has a very heartwarming feel. The congregation welcomed us with open arms. The Homily by the priest was moving and reflects God's teachings. Sadly I didn't get the priest's name. We will definitely stop by and hear mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church again when visit the Seattle area this year.

The new administration after the parish merger is horrible. It takes forever to respond; the main…read morepastor rarely even comes to do mass at SHJ (only does it once a month now). The bulletin changed from its old look years ago, and the new look is horrible, extremely cheap, and the write-ups are bland (written by some random lady who clearly has no idea what she's doing rather than a priest). Homeless people loiter around and trash up the outside, so it is not safe. There have been no improvements to the carpeting or ceiling either for many years now. The only redeeming parts are the choir and faith formation programs. I'm not sure how these can be amazing and everything else about the church is oppositely horrible.

A throwback to the '60s with its wide timbered sequence of lofty triangular gables and (bluish)…read morestained glass windows, St. Paul's is somewhat of a hidden landmark in the rapidly changing architectural commercial, and social (e.g., homeless encampments) landscape of Uptown (or what used to be called Lower Queen Anne). The interior is equally pared down and geometric, but the exposed timber makes for a warmer "Northwest" ambience. I'm not sure how this is conducive to a meditative, if not religious or spiritual experience (there is a walking path "maze" in the small adjacent grounds facing 1st Avenue N, exposed to traffic noise from three close-by streets). I've been tempted to attend a Sunday service but have only been here for a recital as well as historical tour. The older building annex is even more a vestige. Both seem to be "lost" as demolition of single-unit homes continues at an ever increasing pace.

St Pauls is a welcoming Anglo Catholic congregation. We have been attending service for 20 years…read more We attend the 7:40 am service; rite 1, contemplative silence and friendly people. Join us, share the peace and refresh your soul.

I you want to seek God rather than "religion" this is the place where others will stand with and…read morehelp in whatever way they can. Everyone there is human and it's not perfect. The focus is on knowing and following Jesus and helping each other on the way. The leadership is solid and pastor Judah is as real as they get not a perfect man but a Godly one.

It doesn't seem they have an actual building or in person services in Washington. We were hoping to…read morego to church, but I think it's only online.

Wow, free parking . Thanks God!…read more I'm sure you'll pass the hat for a $20 before I exit the premises. Prayer is free people and the relationship is with GOD not a church seeking funding for tax free shelter. What would Buddah have to say about this matter.

So, I checked out Seattle First Church back in 2006. I wanted to go to an inner-city church since…read moreI lived close-in on Queen Anne hill at the time. I was impressed totally by the openness, honesty and hope that I perceived from the congregation. I didn't sense any pretense or superficiality in the welcome I received, but more importantly, I sensed genuine hope and care between the people there. It was totally refreshing, especially when living in an urban environment where sometimes people are distant or removed. They cared, and they showed it, as I noticed from their homeless outreach program. I joined the choir in the fall of 2007 (tenor section rules!) and found a home with the choir. Great music, and fun people to be around made the experience a lot of fun! The most sincere and beautiful outpouring of this group, and the choir in particular, came about in the spring of 2008 when they supported my partner and me so warmly before and after he passed away in April '08 at only 37 years of age. Their care, prayers, and presence was more beautiful than words can explain. So, I became a member of the curch (officially!) on October 19, 2008 and haven't turned back since! I've found additional ways to explore my faith by joining a Bible study group, and am participating on committees/teams that help get things done by serving the congregation and our neighbors. Who would have thought I'd get this involved with church??!! :) To me, First Church is a refuge in a busy city, a safe place to find out more about who I am and to learn how I can make a positive difference in the world around me.

Very helpful place, and everyone is super friendly. I had a lot of really difficult things going on…read morein my life and they helped me get through it, and to get my life back on track. They helped me entirely out of the goodness of their hearts too, and asked for nothing in return, because the staff genuinely cares. Anytime I need help I know I can come here for advice, and all of the books by L Ron Hubbard have helped me get better control over some area of my life that I'm struggling with.

From the owner: Based on the Book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health by L. Ron Hubbard, The Hubbard…read moreDianetics Foundation supplies training and counseling services for people interested in improving the mind and eliminating the part of the mind that stores all painful experiences and uses them to hold a person back. Don't live with insecurity, negative thoughts, depression and irrational behavior. Use Dianetics. Free Personality, IQ and Aptitude testing available!

I have been a member for over 10 years. Its diverse congregation is filled with energetic,…read morepersonable men and women seeking to grow through God's grace. You are welcome here no matter your socioeconomic status. Doors are open to all, even if you are just curious about Jesus. It doesn't matter what Sunday that you attend; you will always hear a message taught from, about, and through the Word.

If you're looking for a church that preaches the Bible faithfully and expositionally, this is your…read morechurch! I started attending when I moved to Seattle from the Midwest. - I moved here knowing nobody and already feel like I have a beautiful and rich community through DCC. Please consider coming and witnessing the joy of this body!!