This is where I attended church in Beaverton and where I got baptized in 1998. I still remember…read morePastor Ron Mehl. He dedicated baby boy and gave him a letter to open at age 12. I was sad to hear he went to be with the Lord not long after I left Beaverton. Glad to be back to visit and see the name change with new logo. This is still my spiritual home. Everything is still vivid and still in love with this place.

Home church! I've been there for 13 years and grateful for all the experiences I had there!read more

I have attended HPC since about 2012. It's a fairly small, neighborhood church. The best thing…read moreabout it is the people and the sense of community. Many of the members are involved in worship, music, fellowship, and operations of the church. There is a growing youth program.

This has been my Church home for 30+ years. The people are warm and welcoming to all. The service…read moreis interactive, full of music as well as sharing the word of God. Each service is followed by a fellowship time with refreshments and conversation. Come pay us a visit!

This is home. I've attended several churches since becoming a follower of Jesus in 2004, but I keep…read morecoming back to SWBIBLE. It will always be home with unmatched teaching from Pastor Scott and solid biblical theology, if you want to know what the Bible teaches, and grow in your relationship with Christ, this is the place for you.

I've attended off and on for almost 20 years though not consistently and found the teachings to be…read moregood. My interest in the Word and what "thus saith the Lord" is most important to me. I've never felt as though I am a part of the congregation for whatever reason. What concerned me a little is there stance during the pandemic. I think they were opposed to wearing mask and that was strange to me. I plan to give them one more chance to "win" me over with their credibility in being a church that is firm in the Word of God, no fillers. My faith is everything to me and my desire is to grow in knowledge and wisdom. Looking forward to connecting in a womens bible study.

Love Athey Creek church and Pastor Brett. We watch on-line…read morefrom Houston Texas! Thanks for serving the Lord and people by teaching the Bible, verse by verse, the Truth and Promises of God.

I'm sad it's likely that I can not be an "Athey Creeker". I was first attracted to what was then…read morecalled Athey Creek Christian Fellowship when my brother recommended the verse-by-verse bible teaching of it's pastor and founder, Brett Meador. I'm sure he's as warm, friendly and personable as he sounds on audio, and appears in video. However, attending numerous services over they years, 'Pastor Brett' is kind of like the Wizard of Oz. He appears through the magic wall-size video screen -- teaches -- and disappears when he's finished. It's obvious that with such a large following that he can't be everyone's 'personal pastor' -- thus Athey has a dozen or more sub-pastors. Sadly, those with whom I've interfaced are quite unlike the kindly Pastor Brett. The warmness of Pastor Brett seems to end with him. It feels like a "cold" church otherwise. The church eschews 'greeters'. After hassling with parking, families and couples rush into the church, check in their kids, reserve their seats, grab coffee and chat with their long time friends. Every time I've visited the church in person, I stood near the 'barn doors' and smile at folks rushing in. I've been mistaken for a greeter; I let them know I'm not, just looking for friendly people to meet. In all of the encounters, two different men stopped to chat for a moment. At the end, no one lingers; everyone rushes for the door, trying to make it to their vehicles and out of the parking lot. I've been a few of their men's group meetings. Especially since my Christian brother and friend have passed away, I've been hoping to make male Christian friends. Again, arriving early; smiling; reaching out saying "hello, how are you, I'm ....." -- it's meet with a coolness and indifference that's positively chilling. It's interesting that no one can become a 'member' of Athey Creek Church - they claim not to have membership roles. Calling for prayer recently, I was met with biblical scolding by a pastor on the telephone. I'll chalk it up my not expressing myself and my situation well at the time. It made me very sad at the time, feeling that I'd "lost my church". But then, I realized, I've never been accepted as a "member" anyway. Still, Brett's bible teaching is still exceptionally good. I watched again today, from home.

You will love Mission of the Atonement if you are:…read more -A progressive Christian (Lutheran, Catholic, or other--although we have had members and visitors who are not Christian too...all are welcome!) -Like to challenge your thoughts and beliefs to think in new ways -Love to have fun and laugh (and sometimes cry) in church -Are not hung up on traditions -Value diversity in gender, sexual orientation, color, and socioeconomic status -Are open to expansive views of God -Love to hear great preaching -Enjoy children Mission of the Atonement welcomes all people to worship and join in fellowship. It's a truly amazing, grace-filled space.

MoTA is a unique community of Lutherans and Catholics and like no other church I've attended. Their…read moreweb site says "We take the bible seriously, not literally." What do I love about it? Within this community there is a real living desire to live by Jesus' example, including an inclusive atmosphere that welcomes everyone; embracing of the poor, the oppressed, and the stranger; real efforts among the community to grow in spirit and to question what we are told and what we know; a commitment to peace and social justice. MoTA is celebrating 25 years as a Lutheran-Catholic community this year.

Really? Who reviews a Catholic Church? Well, you're reading it, so it must matter. This little…read morechurch is not too big, not too small, but just right for those looking for a close community in which to share your Catholic faith. They have a great religious ed. program for youth, and bible studies for men and women. Fun events are scheduled throughout the year for families and adults. Don't come here if you want to be "just a number." OK, that's alright, too. They really welcome everyone!

A faith based Catholic community where friendly people gather. I've been a member for three years…read morenow, and look forward to attending mass on Sunday morning. Father Brian has a unique sense of humor and an engaging explanation of the gospel. If you are in the Wilsonville area on a Saturday night or Sunday morning, this is the place to find Christ among friends.

We started attending this church in Sept of 2024, when we heard they were starting an additional…read moreneeds program in their youth ministry department. We previously attended a very large church in Beaverton so this has been quite the change! Some of the big differences which are super nice are; they serve a lunch after the last service (they serve something after the first one too) and there is outdoor seating and a playground for the kids to play on after, they have a self serve coffee bar with flavored creamer, people wear name tags and the church members take time to get to know new people and they are super genuine! They also provide meals for low income families at the elementary school down the road and short them in many ways! It seems like they truly want to build community. The youth department is great so far. It's small, but growing! The volunteers are super nice and they are almost done creating a sensory room for their additional needs program. (It's super cool inside.) We are still learning about the church, but we do look forward to going each week!

A welcoming, community focused church with a focus on Biblical teaching and midweek gatherings…read more There's a place for everyone to connect!

Great people and firm belief in Jesus as Lord. Nice balance of prayer, worship and Scripture…read moreteaching