I love this church. Before coming to Open Home about a year and a half ago, I had tried many…read morechurches in Seattle and never really felt a strong connection or belonging at any of them. Sitting in rows listening to one person talk for 40 minutes and singing a few worship songs did not feel exciting or life-giving. Coming to Open Home, I experienced church in a whole new way and, I believe, the way God intended - as a community, not an event. The people at Open Home are truly open and accepting of everyone and know how to have fun. If you are looking for authentic community, want to grow in your relationship with God and other believers, or just interested in (or skeptical of) Jesus and the Christian faith, come join us on a Sunday. Don't come expecting a polished service with a big worship band, fancy lighting, lyrics on a screen, and a preacher talking at you. Come expecting thought-provoking conversation (that you can choose to participate in or not), welcoming people who hate the "Seattle Freeze," and some pretty tasty food!

My wife and I have been attending Open Home Church for three years, and have found the community…read morethere incredibly valuable and encouraging. The not-your-typical-church structure means friendships form quickly, so you'll have a group of people supporting and encouraging you to live out the message of Christ everyday, not just on Sunday from 5-7pm. Oh, and dinner is provided after service- a big plus in my book :).

I start coming to this church with my aunt for the Sunday service eighteen years ago. it has been…read morea while since i come back here, coming here today brought me back to my childhood memories, every summer we use to go to the summer camp with this church at camp Okila on Orcas Island. it was one of the most fun and rewarding time of my life. Tonight, the candle light service was beautiful.

People there were very welcoming & helpful. Sunday School teachers were kind & loving. The kids had…read morea wonderful time. Pastor Hinman's sermon was very thought-provoking.

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.

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!!!

Wish I lived closer to Seattle so I could be part of this community of Seattleite believers. Loved…read moremy first time here, stayed late, cornered by the friendliest bunch of folks I've met in a long time. Good music, worship and teaching. Was distracted more than a little with a wheelchair-bound fellow front and center, constantly entering, settling, leaving, reentering, settling, etc. throughout the service. (Well, somebody had to say it! It's not about you, fella. Please move away from the spotlight. Please.) Thanks for being such a faithful light to the community for so long (27 plus years now). Love you guys :)

This was my church home when I was a student at Seattle Pacific University. It has long remained…read morethe church that set the standard for me as a place full of grace, expectation, real listening, true compassion. I couldn't recommend it more.

I just attended today with my 85 year old Dad, who has been a pastor for over 60 years, and my…read morecousin. The church is warm and welcoming. It felt very comfortable. I believe we have found our church home here. They sing some of the old hymns, which I love. It seems to be a very accepting community, which is important to me.

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.

2022 - so happy for the return of the St Demetrius Greek Festival. The food was a little too salty…read morebut they are getting back into the groove after 2 years away. Still a wonderful Fall afternoon outing. Loukomathes we're still yummy, lamb shanks were tender and flavorful, and the green beans in tomato sauce are surprisingly good considering they are so simple. I'm already looking forward to the Sept/Oct 2023 festival.

Had a lovely time at the St. D's Annual Greek Festival…read more It's a little challenging finding parking because the church is in an older neighborhood with narrow streets, but the grounds are beautiful and the people so nice. Greek festivals are among the very few that actually offer homemade goods. We had the Greek Chicken, tiropita (which is hard to find at most Greek restaurants), gyros, loukoumades (fried dough), and baklava. The chicken was moist and tender, but needed a little more Greek seasoning ie: basted in olive oil with oregano. It came with sides of rice pilaf and a veg combo. The gyro was tender and had the right amount of taziki sauce and onion. The baklava (Greeks do it the best) was sweet and tender. The only disappointment was the loukoumades that were too crisp and airy with a severely watered down honey sauce that was just squirted on....they need to toss them in a bowl with real honey. You buy "talents" (tokens) at the entrance....suggest you take a walk around the food court to figure out how many you will need. The prices are incredibly reasonable considering the quality and freshness of the food offerings. There are several areas that serve food: the main food court has all the lunch/dinner items plus desserts, there are smaller areas that serve cookies and coffee, and an indoor café that serves a complete sit-down dinner. You can also take guided tours of the beautiful church and learn more about the Greek culture and religion. They also had a small market where you could buy Greek delicacies to take home and a wine tasting area. There is an open court with small thrift stores that benefit their education programs. This was a nice festival with very dedicated people who really do such a great job. Would love to see more southern European festivals in Seattle.