I get the honor to serve at Home Church NW and it definitely lives up to its name! I really…read moreappreciate the 'homey' feel of this church, it makes you feel like you are part of the family and gives you that sense of belonging. A big plus is that the services are not just about gathering for worship but focused on building relationships, supporting one another on our journeys, and teaching that encourages a solid foundation that is rooted in Scripture. If you're looking for a place to call home, I encourage you to come visit!

Fantastic church plant in Mount Vernon. Tons of kids. Great authentic worship. Pastor Alex is a…read moregreat pastor, teacher.

Liturgical worship, apostolic tradition. Trinity is a church that worships The Lord in the "beauty…read moreof holiness." Our services are adorned with beautiful music offered by the students and faculty of the Peterson Conservatory of Music and Arts. We believe that Jesus is Messiah and that scripture gives us all the message of salvation and redemption.

My wife and I looked far and wide after moving to the area for a church that held fast to…read moretraditional teaching and doctrine while offering liturgical style worship and communion in a friendly, family style atmosphere. We found it all here! We had never been to an Anglican church service before, but walking in as a stranger I have never been more warmly greeted and helped through the service. They are a member of the ACNA (Anglican Church in North America). If you have never heard of them and would like to learn more go to http://anglicanchurch.net/ or, better yet, join us on Sunday! After just a few Sundays we quickly joined as members and are proud to call them our home and family.

I was raised in a church with a choir, stained glass, and hymns. Life Church has a band, a darkened…read more"sanctuary" with huge TV monitors, and contemporary music projected on the screens. It would not be my first choice of church if I were choosing only for myself. However, as the mother of a teenage daughter who has had some struggles and is interested in a lively, vibrant youth community? I couldn't ask for more. There is a huge youth community in this church, and there are young leaders who make them all feel welcome and as if they are a part of something powerful-- which the faithful would agree they are. Youth get opportunities to eat dinners together at youth group every Wednesday night, participate in services that are quite lively and interactive on Sunday mornings, and take part in many different community events that exist to improve the church itself or the community surrounding it. It took very little time for my daughter to feel at home here, which made it an "easy sell" for me. As a community member and educator, I see the difference attending Life Church has made in the lives of other local teens and, again, I couldn't have more positive things to say: there are young people who have totally turned things around for themselves-- but, even more importantly, there are teens who have had challenges figuring out where they "fit" who now have a place where they feel welcome and confident to be themselves. Of course, the adults are also caring and active members of the community. However, my greatest kudos to Life Church is for the difference they're making in the lives of children, youth, teens, and young adults in this little town.

Wow. From the first time I walked through the doors I knew I was home. The preaching of the Bible…read moremakes sense at Life Church. I've grown in my walk with God. When people say they will pray for you, they really do. Everyone is so nice. I am happy to of found such a gem of a church.

A great place to take your toddler for some socialization and playtime! There are a lot of little…read morecars to drive, a bouncy house, blocks, a little slide and so much more. There are lots of moms with kids of all different ages, usually 3-4 years and younger. All very nice and friendly. Everyone wears a name tag, the kids usually play well together and it's a great place to meet other people. It's a wonderful playgroup, a clean environment and its all free!

This is a wonderful, Bible believing church!! Very hard to find a place like this in today's…read moreworld! Jesus Chist is truly the center of the worship, and Love abounds here!!! We live this church!!

Service starts at 10:30am Sundays. New dynamic Pastor Dan Holland, Rebecca, and kids. Childcare…read moreprovided. Contemporary and excellent classical music.

People that care and will help you find your way. Christ centered and bible based pastors and…read moreleadership

sanctuary is supposed to be a place of worship which is a holy place. When over 1/2 the…read morecongregation has a coffee cup in the sanctuary that's an ultimate form of disrespect to the Almighty One!! The whole place smelled like coffee. At each entry there was 4 coffee pots as well as 8 coffee pots inside the sanctuary. Not to mention there is an espresso machine in the main foyer as well . If you can't live without caffeine that's called an addiction. Hard to listen/respect a pastor who is sitting down and leaning on the podium while reading the Bible. My family left 30 mins into service considering the lack of respect surrounding us. Been going to church my entire life and this place needs to actually read the word of God and what it means to show respect, honor, reverence to the house of God!! WAYS WE SHOULD RESPECT THE HOUSE OF GOD There is an old saying that says, "Don't tell me you love me, but show me that you love me." God doesn't just want us to tell Him that we love Him but God wants us to show Him that we love Him. God doesn't just want lip service but life service. (I. John 3:18), "My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth." How do we show respect for the house of God? By observing proper church etiquette. Etiquette is the customary rules for good manners, conduct, or behavior in a polite society. Church etiquette is the customary rules for conduct and behavior in the house of God. Etiquette is a word that we use to describe people who behave well at all times and in all places and treat others with respect. Etiquette in the church shows a reverence for God's presence, a concern for the feelings and well-being of fellow-believers, and others who are in attendance. We should honor the CHURCH BUILDING. Food or beverages should never be brought into the sanctuary and should only be used in the places designated as a way to honor God. We should treat God's property with respect. Do not write in the song books or use them to dispose of gum. The song book racks are not to be used to dispose of trash. WITNESS OF RESPECTING THE HOUSE OF GOD (Hebrews 11:1), "...faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." Believers who faithfully attend the house of God and observe proper church etiquette witness (give evidence and proof) of their respect for God, Word of God, and the House of God. Firstly, they give witness of their LOVE FOR THE SAVIOR (Ephesians 5:25c-27), "...Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; That he might sanctify it with the washing of water by the word, That he might present it to himself a glorious church not having spot or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish." Secondly, they give witness of their LOYALTY TO THE SAINTS (I. Corinthians 12:12, 26), "For as the body is one and hath many members, and all members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. And whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member be honoured, all the members rejoice with it." Thirdly, they give witness of their LIGHT BEFORE THE SINNERS (Matthew 5:16), "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." We need to respect -"to regard with honor; to have a high opinion of; to place a great value upon the house of God." If the house of God is not important to us who are saved and if practicing proper church etiquette is not important to us who are saved, it dishonors God and it is not going to be important to our children or to the lost community around us.

We were shopping for a church, and immediately felt welcome here. God's message of love and hope…read morecomes through in Pastor Wilma's services. One of the things that impressed us is that the congregation "walks the walk" by actively supporting groups such as Family Promise of Skagit Valley. BTW, the photo shows quilts made by ladies of the congregation.

I came here for the funeral of a dear friend. Everyone was very friendly. There were boxes of…read moretissues at each pew- very handy at a funeral. The service was great, it had its sad and tearful moments, but the pastor was skillful at mixing the good times with the bad. The best part was the video montage with acoustic guitar accompaniment and original song by Todd's son-in-law. That was so beautiful and I wish I had a recording of the whole service. I would definitely go back to this church. It felt welcoming and open- something important to me when choosing a church.