We attended gold creek mill creek for over 15 yrs. It unfortunately just got tooooo large for us…read moreand our kids. So we decided to go to gold creek woodinville (now Compass City). Feels like home and is smaller like when we started w GCCC 20+ yrs ago. Brian seems to have really grown into his role as a lead pastor. And seems to have a vision for growth and serving/reaching this community. Our daughters (now young adults) seem to enjoy it too. We are tying to find ways to plug in again as we've just returned after looking at other churches for a few years. Good worship Good message Friendly welcoming people Still inquiring about small groups and figuring out how to plug in

My wife and I started looking for a place to worship God. I understand the reason why the sermon's…read moreare short, it's because of the three sessions the pastor has to preach. I believe, he has his sermon's on YouTube, if you need more inspiration. There is a lot that takes place when operating a place of worship. A lot of dedication and sacrifice by members and volunteers who offer their help. As far as the lighting and a place where the Bible isn't present, does not make it a place that you can't get filled with the Holy Spirit. We are there to worship and honor God. Not so much for the lights or decorations and entertainment. We focus on the Spirit and the Word that is being said, for that particular message the pastor is conveying to the people. Please, be of good cheer, for the Spirit of God dwells in this house of worship. Seek, Yahusha and He will bring you rest. Shalom

My family of 6 has been going to Bear Creek Community Church since 2009. We were attracted to it…read moreat first because of the emphasis and focus on youth ministry. As kids from a strong youth group ourselves, my wife and I were reminded of those great memories growing up. Bear Creek is truly community focused, family focused, and gospel focused. The mission statement of "a caring church whose mission is to love people on their journey towards Jesus" is lived out at this church. The pastors and leaders at Bear Creek are real people who take an active part in our lives, we consider them dear friends and family. If you are looking for a family oriented congregation with good doctrine, solid biblical teaching, and caring staff, come check it out!

I have been going to this church for over 20 years..This church is very caring and a great place…read morefor families.Our Bibles are open every Sunday as our pastors preach from God's Word.! Check out our website and Statement of Faith.

Beautiful Sunday Liturgy service. As a first time visitor, I felt so welcome by all of the…read moreparishioners. They had a lovely social coffee hour after Mass with an entire food spread.

If you've ever wondered why your Christianity doesn't look like what you read in holy scripture…read moreit's because it's detached from what has been handed down through the centuries. Fr Barnabas was welcoming in answering all my questions, first through email and then in-person. The parish welcomed me in and I haven't looked back. Orthodoxy is the fullness of the Christian faith, come and see!

They had an amazing Christmas lights show. It was Free and and it wasn't that busy. A perfect night…read moreto watch Christmas lights and walk around. Everyone was so nice there. They gave out free cookies and chocolate The boys loved the show while eating their cookies and the fake snow I will come here again next year.

Only commenting for the lights!…read more We have our own beliefs and congregation but this show was so much fun. They have so much to do as well. A fun tunnel, train to see, snow falling, free cookies and cocoa, a playground, and little area to walk, PLUS the actual show! So much fun we will return for other years! It's like a mini warm beach but free and close!

The church was/is balanced with good teaching and the congregation is involved, The congregation is…read moremade up of many different people. There was a large variation in age. There's an acceptance that all of its members don't have to see everything the same way. There's one exception in that the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost Are Believed in. The church members are of different ages, Different members had different life views. Different members take their individual study of the Bible differently. Some did no individual study at all. And other members dug into individual bible study very seriously. I took a teenage son with me. We both fit in well enough to be comfortable.

Great low key church that has kind and nice people that are willing to help the community. Good…read moreplace for Sunday sermons and weddings. Nice facility with decent amount of parking.

Our family of five began attending Marysville Foursquare over the last three months…read more We have been deeply impacted in amazing ways with how God has worked in and through both the members of the church and the loving and dedicated pastoral staff. This church is authentic, devoted to truth and growth in the lives of everyone both in and out of the church. It already feels like family. Our kids love being accepted and loved on as much as we do. What a Blessing this faith journey has been for our family. Thank You Jesus!!!

I love this church! The people there are so welcoming and kind and the pastor speaks great words!…read moreOverall I would definitely recommend, especially for someone searching for a new church!

My family went to this church for over a decade. When my mother got sick our family was shunned…read moredespite our loyalty to the church. I am not suggesting that you don't join a church, just please don't join St. John Vianney.

When we first moved to the Eastside from Olympia, many, many years ago one of our first searches…read morewas a Catholic church to attend. We had been attend mass at a College and had gotten away from the traditional old stuffy parishes. The first two Sundays, we went to churches in Bothell and Kirkland. The third Sunday in town, my wife was sick and I went off by myself to St. John Vianney, which was using the old St. Thomas Seminary on Finn Hill, between Kenmore and Juanita. (Now the home of Bastyr University.) The congregation was actually friendly! What a change! This felt like mass at the college chapel. We found out later that a lot of this was due to the pastor who had taught at the seminary and had been raised protestant. The friendliness of the congregation continues today, although the location has changed. And several pastors have come and gone, but we are still the same parish family as some 20+ years ago, with many new additions, of course. We are in a fairly new facility, still on Finn Hill. We have a wonderful choir. (OK, I am biased - I have been singing with the adult choir since my now grown kids were in elementary school.) And we have some fantastically talented cantors (one of whom is a fellow yelper), as well as a great choir conductor and extremely talented choir director. It is worth coming here at 8:30 on Sunday mornings just to hear the choir.

Came here on an Easter Sunday--blown away by their hospitality and sense of community for all age…read moregroups. Definitely coming back.

Definitely a church to attend. Pastor Eric's message is very good. Wide variety of age groups all…read morethe way to the 60's.