A fantastic community church located in the Greenlake area. For how large this church is- the staff…read moreis very proactive at making sure they talk to as many attendees as possible and are available should you need help. The leadership of this church clearly cares about those who attend and helping them beyond any other motive. The church is modern, clean and has a variety of ways to become involved. Parking can be tough here- but that is because of the location of the church. The church does offer a shuttle from a parking lot and area colleges (for students) and is continuing to add services to help with growth numbers. Highly recommend Bethany Church.

Ihave had several opportunities to interact with this church's staff. Also to use their facilities…read morefor meetings. I am so impressed and inspired by their actions, their projects and their thoughtfulness I may attend their services soon.

This church literally saved my life! Fabulous community vibe and connection! Great music! You…read morecan also watch virtually on the church website or later on Facebook, etc. Great Nursery where I volunteer currently. Great section for older kids. BBQ in the summer at the church, turkey and meal giveaway for Thanksgiving, gifts given to needy families who couldn't otherwise give their kids anything for Christmas, Easter Egg Hunt in Lincoln Park, Family Carnival Night for all of West Seattle and beyond with games, snacks, inflatables and on and on. West Seattle Pastor Craig and his wife Dana were long-term missionaries overseas and bring a Bible-based atmosphere that is welcoming to all! I can't say enough good about Eastridge Church and have nothing bad to say!

This is the satellite church for Eastridge Church down in Issaquah. If you like bumping to each…read moreother elbows and love the friendly atmosphere of a small family oriented church, you come to the right place. The church serve refreshment on their 10 am Sunday service and down stairs has an awesome kid-zone area. Also check out the church thrift store to find unique items with friendly service.

Calvary Christian Assembly is all about one thing: Jesus. Whether it's through feeding, clothing,…read morehousing, hospitalizing, employing, educating, encouraging or equipping, HELPING PEOPLE FIND AND FOLLOW JESUS is the heartbeat and sole mission of Calvary. This church is all about passionate prayer and worship, encouraging Bible teaching and generous community outreach. Calvary is open on Sundays and all are welcome! Bring a friend or family member with you to the next Service. 10:30AM every Sunday. Hope starts here!

Seattle NEEDS MORE OF THIS!! Thank you for the reminder CCA!!! Seattle is one of the most…read moreunchurched states in the US- so it nice to see a church put a very large signs to announce Jesus' love for all of us!! It gets a ton of exposure because the church is next to I-5!!! Way to go CCA!!!

This church has the most down to earth senior pastor. His messages are engaging, conversational,…read moreeasy to hear, and no corny floof. Their young adult ministry is the most welcoming group I have ever experienced. I don't feel awkward here but wanted. They treat me like family, not like an outsider or a newcomer. I love Seattle Community Church and will make a visit every time I'm in Seattle.

Seattle Community Church is a great Church. Every time I visit Seattle, I visit this Church. It is…read morea multi-ethnic community that has a family feel to it. The demographics of the Church ranges from babies to senior citizens, but it has lots of young families and students.

If your looking to feel valued. If your lonely and need a…read morefriend. If you want to know what love is. If you feel alone. All Pilgrims will do all of this and more. I know I always leave better then before. Please come and visit. We're waiting on you.

All Pilgrims is the most loving, dynamic congregation I've encountered. The current pastor, Rev…read more Greg Turk, is engaging, energizing, and committed to ministries that bring spiritual growth to individuals and loving justice to the community and world. The rainbow banner on the church tower reads "All Are Welcome", and they mean it. Worship services are uplifting--this is a singing congregation and the sanctuary is one of the best music spaces in town! The messages consistently encourage participants to both receive and grow in God's love (a favorite phrase--God loves you and there's nothing you can do about it!) and to share that love through ministries serving others, especially those who are disadvantaged by our current society. Growth opportunities take many forms--pastoral care, classes, worship, and service ministries are the most common. We're far from perfect, but we're loving toward one another as we explore our faith, experiment with ways and means of giving and receiving, and flexible in response to a changing society. The theology relies on each believer to invest in their own faith and understanding rather than there being a single shared list of beliefs that everyone must subscribe to-no creeds or absolute doctrines. This is balanced with an expectation that we will join one another in understanding our faith, scripture, tradition, and our relationships with God--by learning together we assure that none of us unwittingly twist the message to suit our own needs, prejudices or denial. The idea is that we are all pilgrims, each on our own faith and life journeys, and we are journeying together for now. While we are together we are interdependent, each doing what we can to contribute to others and the whole, as well as being served. When someone moves on, they are missed and blessed for their journey. I've been a member of All Pilgrims since before there was an All Pilgrims...that is, I continued in the new congregation when First Christian Church (where I was a member) and Pilgrim Congregational UCC united in 2003. As you'll understand from the messages below, all congregations go thru various "seasons" in our life together. For example, we brought the pastors of both congregations into continued service with the new congregation. Since then, we've had as many as 5 part time pastors at one time, and have now settled in with one pastor. Each brought their own gifts, styles, and personalities to the position and then current needs of the congregation. Some have been contemplative and pastoral, some dynamic and energizing, and a lot more descriptions applied over time.

This was my first church home upon moving to Seattle and I am so heartbroken to hear of its…read moreclosing. I met some amazing people that I am still in contact with. Everything about this church was amazing! Pastor Jeff Schultz and His wife Pastor Ellen were so wonderful and true. They really cared about everyone not to mention helping homeless men in the downtown area find shelter and warm meal. I got married and moved away from area but still held this church close to my heart! Seattle First Pres help me find a closer relationship to God and helped me open up to meeting new people.

I love attending Sunday service at First Pres. in Seattle. There is definitely a diverse group of…read morepeople, young and old, from different parts of the world, and with different backgrounds. I always feel welcomed and never judged. The people are also laid back and friendly. The have a good mixture of traditional and modern songs. The Pastor was easy to understand and approachable. The one thing I love about this church service is that it is small and intimate. I usually feel lost at really big churches, but at First Pres. in Seattle, people actually say hello to you! It is definitely a place where you could make friends and connections. The church also serves its community. They offer a men's shelter every Wednesday night! Some tips: Parking - Available. Time - Sunday at 10:30 am, usually lasts about 1 hour. Dress - Casual. Try it out.

After doing a lot of church shopping, everywhere from Mars Hill to some Catholic Churches, I joined…read morePhinney Ridge Lutheran Church about a year ago. The congregation and pastors are really welcoming, truly a vibrant community. Paul and Bev, the pastors, are both very gifted and serve as excellent leaders. After being there for only a short time, I can confidently say I know at least 50 other people who worship there by name. I love the fact that there is a staff member whose entire job is outreach - which provides a lot of opportunity for us folk to serve / volunteer. There is also a food bank in the church. Lots of good stuff.

The pastors are personable, lead with love and grace and give heart-felt and meaningful sermons -…read moreyou can tell they have a heart for Jesus and love their church members. The church has an active church body with a strong focus on forming faith, forming community, outreach and being a safe space where all a welcome. There are activities for children of all ages on Wednesday nights, many volunteer opportunities, and adult bible studies and choirs. I found this church to be extremely welcoming and a place where you can come to learn and know Jesus.

I am currently not a member of your church, but my father went to Bible College there and I went…read morewith him as a child, often. I learned to love this church, and it was in this church that I really learned to Love the Lord. Unfortunately, even though you are a Bible believing, God preaching church, when it comes to supporting your members, you are sorely lacking. You see, my best friend IS a member of this church, and her mother recently passed away. She is exhausted after the long illness her mother had, and she was the primary caregiver, night and day. What I don't understand, is why, when she reached out to the Women's Pastor for support the only response was "I'll pray for you". What has happened to the church in this day and age? The only person who has offered any kind of support, and even a meal is a neighbor who is NOT a Christian. Come on! We are children of the Most HIgh GOD!! We are supposed to be supporting our fellow Christians! Not just with "I'll pray for you", but how about a meal? How about a cup of coffee? My friend is lonely, she is tired, she is spiritually drained and she is and has been waiting for HER church to reach out to her! If I was able to be there for her in person, I would be at the drop of a hat. But unfortunately all I can do is give her my support night and day via text and phone calls. I love this woman! She has devoted herself to her church, her family and most of all to the Lord. Is it too much to ask for someone who says that they care to actually care? Take her a meal, offer her a moment of your time to chat in person. She is a wonderful woman of the Lord, and she has been dumped on for a long time. Come on Church!! Rise up and support your members, and always keep this at the very top of your mind,,,,,,, What would Jesus do??? Thank you for hearing me.... My friends best friend

Philadelphia Church Seattle has a warm and friendly atmosphere. As a new attendee, I…read moreenthusiastically greeted and felt right at home. Pastor Derek shares an encouraging word from the Lord each week that is thought-provoking. There are many ways to "plug" in such as, senior group, choir, kids clubs, young adults, young married couples, and youth....so much more!