Truly a wonderful and inclusive church community The staff is very caring and professional. There…read moreare 2 types of Worship services that take place in the Main Sanctuary and the Fellowship Center so you have your choice between contemporary and traditional worship styles. Also a great children's program, so there's something for everyone! You will feel very comfortable here and have opportunities to grow.

We were just traveling through Sequim and visited the Sequim Community Church. We were greeted at…read morethe door with a genuine smile and made to feel welcome. The music and the use of AV equipment was exceptional. The preaching was a homerun. The next time we visit Sequim, we will definitely get involved in this church. Two happy campers from Bend Oregon

Small congregation but super kind people. I am invited to present about my charity organization…read moreeach year, as they have been a sponsoring church for several some time. The music is upbeat and modern. The sermons are on point and short and sweet. I like this church but I live too far away to be a member.

Great church! It's a great place to worship! Love being here! What a wonderful place! If your…read morelooking for a great church to attend and your close to Sequim. This is a wonderful place!

Pastor Andrew and his wife, Rachel are just welcoming and wonderful people; they are "the salt of…read morethe earth" kind of folks! They have such great love for the Lord and it shows! Calvary Chapel Port Angeles is truly a great place for fellowship! I love how close knit and intimate the congregation is. You really get a strong sense of community and care for one another here! I always leave here feeling renewed! What I really loved and now miss is the Ladies's Bible Study hours!

Beautiful church & staff. Our first time here and definitely won't be the last. Father Jacob &…read moreFather Ed make you feel right at home.

This us a very welcoming church, beautiful music and singing, and obviously engaged parishioners…read more We live out of town and only part-time in Sequim, but make sure to go to mass at St. Joseph's whenever we are in town.

This is a great church. My wife and I brought our children and were greeted right away and were…read moremade to feel at home. We will definitely return. Pastor Ed and his wife Marsha were very inviting and the whole congregation was pleasant and excited for Jesus. Hillcrest also does Awana's for the children which is awesome for teaching children how to live a Godly life.

Sadly, missed Mass since we had to depart early Sunday morning…read more Church wall posted Sunday Mass time is different from the Mass times app. I'd go at 8:30am, as posted on the Church.

Queen of Angels is both a WONDERFUL & BEAUTIFUL Church but also offer a pre~3, a pre~4 school, &…read morekindergarten, as well as Grade 1st thru Grade 8th...

A Bible based church teaching the "Good News" of Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior to all who are…read moreseeking. Warm, friendly atmosphere where you are welcomed and remembered.

Welcoming priest and church. Not anti-white or mixed family like some of the other churches in the…read morearea. Still Christian.

Well, it had to happen…read more.. We've been in or about PT for three years. All the while, St.Paul's has been sending out various messages to come visit her. She's a beautiful old white board church (built by shipbuilders, I'm told) which is located next to the belltower at the top of a cliff overlooking "Downtown" and the Port Townsend marina. So...when an advert appeared in the Port Townsend Leader saying "Come to Our Launching: All welcome, free barbeque", well...the lure to explore this fine piece of architecture was just too strong. Never having been inside an Episcopalian church in my lifetime, I went. And thoroughly enjoyed myself. In the first place, it wasn't inside. It was outside on the terrace. In the second place, its Robin Williams favorite church (check the website for this jokes if you don't believe me...) And its friendly to a fault. Did I mention that I ran into a friend of a friend from San Francisco? (My friend is his teddybear maker..go figure.) Or that the material clearly states "All welcome." (And by *all* you know that saints, sinners, straights, gays, rich, poor *and* little nebbishes such as myself were intended to be included in that all-embracing "All.") So I had a grand time, got to tell a few of my favorite stories to a new (and apparently appreciative) audience. Got to participate in a fine, uplifting and somewhat unconventional church service. In blue jeans. And got to meet a bunch of people that I would have been unlikely to have met elsewhere. And I must say, the BBQ was mighty fine, too. "Welcome home" said the Rev. Elizabeth Bloch. And danged if I didn't believe her. Give the place a go when you are in town.