I happened by some people walking in for the 5pm Saturday mass a few weeks ago while delivering for…read morePostmates. I decided to stop in and check it out and this is now my church. I love it here. OLL has a great community and a lovely parish. The homilies are straight forward and the choir/community signing is the best I've found since I've been back in Portland (about 2 years now.) I definitely encourage you to check it out.

This was a great and diverse school up until this year. After years of making this school great,…read morethe former principal Mrs Buich retired and from then on the school has been going south. I would not recommend this school ever since the addition of the new administration. All in all the school has really gone downhill and not be a good place to send your child. I would also like to add that the admin such as father John always sweeps bullying or large topics under the rugs and lets other people deal with his problems!

Fantastic community, Fr. Sean is charismatic and a dynamic pastor!!! Highly recommend men's and…read morewomen's ACTS communities, and all masses are well attended. There always seems to be fun community activities, and many ways to get involved!

Every year when crab season open St. Pius holds a crab feed dinner to raise money for the…read morecommunity. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Tables are called lottery style and you line up get your meal and have seat and wait for the raffle. They have wine and beer for $5 a glass. The food was amazing and eating for charity is even better this event sells out every year so get your tickets early it's a good cause and good food.

I really love the people here, very warm and friendly. I visited this church for about a year with…read moremy wife, one of their deacons even preached at our wedding. We cherish the friendship we have made here. The main reasons we had to leave is because we have no real opportunity for ministry here. At our Church, Reformation Covenant, they pray for our ministry, they are really interested in my ministry Freed Indeed Ministries, as well as my wife's counseling ministry. Glencullen was never as interested. The hymn singing sounds a bit like a dirge. At Reformation, the songs are with great zeal, it feels like the people really mean what they're singing, not just doing their tradition. Finally, I keep hearing people here say, "if you aren't moved by the sermons there is a problem in your heart, not the pastir." That can be true, but it isn't always true. Pastors are there to serve the flock, and they aren't infallible. Being a pastor requires much humility. To be honest, we experienced a movement that was really on fire in California, we want to be a part of that here. And reformation gives us that.

The best pastors and a great gospel community church!…read more I would recommend go and experience!

My husband and I have been looking for a solid spirit filled, bible teaching church for about 5…read moreyears now, it's been difficult since we have been moving around yearly. But we keep trying. We attended River West Church with our three small children for 3 weeks now. Honest review: Its a new age social club sprinkled with some christian doctrine. I will not be attending again and our hunt for a bible teaching spirit filled church continues. Sad to see how off from bible teaching church's have come. They quote famous theologians and even atheists and new wicked film. Broken and Sick people do not need anything from you. Just Jesus. Praying the Lord comes back and judges these teachers.

What a lovely Church inside. I would be happy to bring friends here anytime and enjoy a Sunday…read moremorning service

A good mission to support those in need but so much trash, drugs, and human waste is left around…read morethe area that the church doesn't take responsibility for.

Sunset Presbyterian Church has changed its name to Sunset Church. It is becoming an international…read morechurch welcoming all nationalities and faiths. Sunday worship begins at 10 with an inspirational worship band. Pastor Steve's message is exciting! He makes the Bible come alive like I've not heard before. This church is very friendly and welcoming to everyone who walks through the doors. It's a place of worship that you will soon call home once you have tried it.

This church is a church of the people lead by Christ. I've seen many hearts changed from self…read morecentered to Christ centered. Through pastoral changes and other challenges which come with a large group of people, SPC has stayed focused on the teachings of Christ. As for reviewers who have said this church is only for the wealthy, nothing, in my mind, could be farther from the truth. I've attended for more than 18 years and have never seen this church act or minister in an elitist way. Everyone is welcome. It is possible that people who disagree wit the Bible will not be thrilled. This is a Bible based church. It isn't a church trying to score hard left wing or hard right wing political positions. It is trying to teach the words and teachings of Christ Jesus and his followers as laid out in the Word.

An incredibly welcome place. Small, but not too small. Big enough that you don't stick out, but…read moresmall enough to be known if you wish. Music is amazing with the band off to the side instead of front and center, which shows the humility that seems to permeate the place. Be sure to check the website for service times since they have one service in the summer, but two services the rest of the year.

Full disclosure: I've been attending Pearl Church for about 8 years, so obviously I like it…read more What I won't do: get in to Theology or politics or moralizing outside of some higher-level descriptors. I don't think anything more is helpful for a Yelp review. What I will do: talk about the aspects that a visitor might care about in a "global" sense. The Basics: 1. It is a non-denominational Christian church. It is Bible-focused and Jesus' name is observed often. Many would classify it as "Evangelical", but some Evangelicals would consider Pearl Church too liturgical and structured. The theology is quite orthodox, but it is actually not a very conservative community - despite the worship style. 2. The demographics reflect those of the Pearl District. All are welcome and hospitality is the name of the game. 3. It is in the Ecotrust building - top floor conference room. The Good: 1. The worship musicians are set off to the side and in a corner - not front/center and loud like other places. This was especially refreshing to me. 2. There is a seriousness and earnestness hidden in the seemingly conservative worship style. 3. The message is always given by a qualified person and is actually quite practical and convicting - but not in a damning way. In the sort of way that makes you want to leave a be a better human. 4. There are two restaurants right downstairs (Hot Lips Pizza and Laughing Planet Cafe) that open during the end of the service and you can hear the music coming through the floor during the sermon. There's something about that dichotomy that has always pleased me. Something about living in community and accepting each other. Also, it makes for two killer options for a bite and a drink afterward. 5. When you're done, go play at Jamison Park. You're welcome. The Less Good: 1. It can be hard to find given its location in a conference room on the top floor or a building few know about. 2. Some times of year there are two services and some times (usually summer) there is only one...you'll have to check the website first. 3. It can get crowded, but people will always try to find you a good seat. 4. It's always hard to break the ice when you're a newcomer at a church. My experience was that it's just as hard for a regular to break the ice too...nobody wants to feel pounced on. What to do about it? Eye contact and say "hi", I guess. 5. The coffee is good, but they don't server real cream...just the little packets. Oh well. I should cut back anyway! Anyone else have any questions? Thanks for letting me give an honest 5 stars. They would love to know what to improve on, so I hope this helps kick off more reviews with more critical observations.

Grateful for this incredible church. We started attending Southlake while pregnant with our oldest…read more We have moved a few times & every time we come back it just feels like home. We always feel welcome. Pastor Kip & Jeff are amazing. When our daughter was sick our Southlake family was a great support. The youth program was great for my children especially the middle school. My older 2 kids were both baptized their choice at Southlake. We recently moved and one of hardest parts was leaving this church. No matter where you are at in your faith or even if you are seeking give Southlake a try.

Love this place! So Warm and welcoming! Everyone is very loving and kind! And they host the most…read moreamazing preschool in Oregon