St Pauls is a welcoming Anglo Catholic congregation. We have been attending service for 20 years…read more We attend the 7:40 am service; rite 1, contemplative silence and friendly people. Join us, share the peace and refresh your soul.

A throwback to the '60s with its wide timbered sequence of lofty triangular gables and (bluish)…read morestained glass windows, St. Paul's is somewhat of a hidden landmark in the rapidly changing architectural commercial, and social (e.g., homeless encampments) landscape of Uptown (or what used to be called Lower Queen Anne). The interior is equally pared down and geometric, but the exposed timber makes for a warmer "Northwest" ambience. I'm not sure how this is conducive to a meditative, if not religious or spiritual experience (there is a walking path "maze" in the small adjacent grounds facing 1st Avenue N, exposed to traffic noise from three close-by streets). I've been tempted to attend a Sunday service but have only been here for a recital as well as historical tour. The older building annex is even more a vestige. Both seem to be "lost" as demolition of single-unit homes continues at an ever increasing pace.

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!!!

This church literally saved my life! Fabulous community vibe and connection! Great music! You…read morecan also watch virtually on the church website or later on Facebook, etc. Great Nursery where I volunteer currently. Great section for older kids. BBQ in the summer at the church, turkey and meal giveaway for Thanksgiving, gifts given to needy families who couldn't otherwise give their kids anything for Christmas, Easter Egg Hunt in Lincoln Park, Family Carnival Night for all of West Seattle and beyond with games, snacks, inflatables and on and on. West Seattle Pastor Craig and his wife Dana were long-term missionaries overseas and bring a Bible-based atmosphere that is welcoming to all! I can't say enough good about Eastridge Church and have nothing bad to say!

This is the satellite church for Eastridge Church down in Issaquah. If you like bumping to each…read moreother elbows and love the friendly atmosphere of a small family oriented church, you come to the right place. The church serve refreshment on their 10 am Sunday service and down stairs has an awesome kid-zone area. Also check out the church thrift store to find unique items with friendly service.

Very welcoming, family friendly and all-Inclusive. Upbeat, moving and timely messages. Greetings to…read morenewcomers are heartfelt. I've laughed and cried in the same service. The space and its history is pretty incredible to start with which makes me really happy that this spiritual community has found its permanent home in Ballard making this place as good as it gets, hence the five stars. I can't always make it every Sunday but I have definitely found my primary spiritual home. The message, the music and the food afterwards is a winning combination. I'll keep coming back for second and third helping for sure. Well done Amazing Grace Spiritual Center.

This church is welcoming, diverse, and truly ecumenical/multi-faith. It's refreshing and…read moreenlightening to always be learning from various spiritual traditions, rather than being told what to believe or how to live. Pastor Eric always has something thought-provoking, inspirational, original, and hilarious to share, and the other speakers I've heard there have been stellar as well. The music is contemporary and you never quite know what to expect, including a stellar gospel choir that sings on occasion. Now that the church is in it's new Ballard home, all kinds of groups, classes, and community involvement is ramping up. My only complaint is that I wish the church was closer to where I live!

WSUU is a vibrant, welcoming spiritual community comprised of diverse individuals. The community is…read morealso LGBTQIA+ inclusive. My wife and I feel very welcome here and are members here. I grew up in the evangelical Christian faith, but was so glad when I discovered Unitarian Universalism when I left the Christian faith. Granted there are Christians that attend WSUU, but it is not specially a Christian church. We have people from all walks of life, including atheists and humanists like myself. Unitarian Universalists are brave, curious and compassionate thinkers and doers. We create spirituality and community beyond boundaries, working for more justice and more love in our own lives and in the world. Unitarian Universalism is grounded in the humanistic teachings of the world's religions. Our spirituality is unbounded, drawing from scripture and science, nature and philosophy, personal experience and ancient tradition. If you are looking for a wonderful community to be a part of, I highly encourage you to visit WSUU. Come as you are, and stand on the side of love!

I have attended Unitarian Universalists churches for 20 years. This is my 5th congregation and I…read morelove them so much. They are kind and fun and welcoming. They sing with gusto and no small talent. The sermons touch my heart deeply every time and add wisdom to my days. The people are diverse as they are and really working on increasing their consciousness in regards to race in particular. UU's in general in case you are unfamiliar do not have a set of things that they believe, but rather a covenant of 7 principles, one of which is support each other in a free and independent search for meaning and truth (paraphrasing). I love it! You might as well!

I've been attending DCC since I moved to Seattle in late 2021. I had a list of Acts 29 churches to…read morevisit while searching for a home church, and DCC happened to be the closest one, so I started there. After seeing the care with which the Word is handled and the emphasis on sound doctrine, I didn't bother checking out anywhere else on my list. Five years later, DCC still hasn't disappointed. I've really appreciated how many ways there are to get plugged in: Connect Groups for shared interests, Community Groups for closer ties with people in the same or nearby neighborhoods, Discipleship Groups for smaller, more personal circles, and various serving teams. I've especially valued being able to lean on the wisdom and encouragement of other believers during different seasons of life. Can't recommend DCC enough; I'm looking forward to the next five years and beyond!

This church is such a blessing. My husband and I have been attending for 5 years. its a place to…read moregrow in the knowledge of Jesus through the faithful Bible teaching and be blessed through the worship. I have also found a church family with whom we can "walk" through life together. There's a wonderful children's ministry to bring Bible lessons and worship to all ages.

This was my first church home upon moving to Seattle and I am so heartbroken to hear of its…read moreclosing. I met some amazing people that I am still in contact with. Everything about this church was amazing! Pastor Jeff Schultz and His wife Pastor Ellen were so wonderful and true. They really cared about everyone not to mention helping homeless men in the downtown area find shelter and warm meal. I got married and moved away from area but still held this church close to my heart! Seattle First Pres help me find a closer relationship to God and helped me open up to meeting new people.

I love attending Sunday service at First Pres. in Seattle. There is definitely a diverse group of…read morepeople, young and old, from different parts of the world, and with different backgrounds. I always feel welcomed and never judged. The people are also laid back and friendly. The have a good mixture of traditional and modern songs. The Pastor was easy to understand and approachable. The one thing I love about this church service is that it is small and intimate. I usually feel lost at really big churches, but at First Pres. in Seattle, people actually say hello to you! It is definitely a place where you could make friends and connections. The church also serves its community. They offer a men's shelter every Wednesday night! Some tips: Parking - Available. Time - Sunday at 10:30 am, usually lasts about 1 hour. Dress - Casual. Try it out.

The red doors pulled me into Trinity as I passed it everyday on my way to work downtown and inside…read moreits just as beautiful if not more. The stained glass windows on the interior are very pretty, and the liturgy is anglo-catholic in style. The music programs at Trinity tend to focus on older music that features the organ. I eventually have become a parishioner here and recommend it for a place to visit if you're at one of the downtown hotels or looking for a church home in the heart of First Hill.

Vibrant, welcoming, traditional yet contemporary, superb musical tradition, Open and Affirming…read more.. Trinity is an amazing worship community which exemplifies all the best in the Episcopal Church. Many of us "fled" here after bad experiences elsewhere, and found both welcome and challenge. Trinity means community. Being disabled, getting here has seemed difficult, but every step has been rewarded by the warm and generous "welcome home" Trinity gives. This is community, and I find I can't live fully without it. At Trinity you do not need to leave your brain at the door. You can wonder, be uncertain, even doubt. But you can also be silent here, and know God, and worship as community and as an individual. In the BBC series The Ascent of Man, Professor Brownowski, standing with his feet in the pond where ashes were dumped from the crematorium at Auschwitz, said "This is what comes of too much certainty." We live surrounded by certainty: certainty that this group is evil, that that religion or party has the only answers, that this interpretation is the one true one. Trinity doesn't do this. Peter Abelard said, "By Doubting We Come To Question, And By Questioning, We Perceive The Truth." If we are not so confident of The Truth as Abelard was, in the 21st century we can hope thoughtful people are learning to be wary of too much certainty. But Trinity expects only that we that we are all on a quest to discover what God means to each of us, in our different ways and with our different experiences of life.