We love our church, and we are very sad to be relocating to a different state soon…read more I have no idea what some of these people are talking about on here. My family loves it, my children love it. Pastor Judah is a New York Times best selling author AND pastor/communicator. Churchhome does great work in the community and I LOVE that pastor Judah is scripture teaching rather than soapbox preaching. My only qualm is that there is only one in-person service a month. I'm not in the finance department, but I think prioritizing more in-person services would be a good choice for Churchhome and community! WWJD

This is the church that Asked me to leave after I came out. It was named "city church" at the time…read more Not much has changed since the name change and being asked to leave sent me on a downward spiral I still haven't recovered from. Their "celebrity" pastor Judah Smith and Pastor Jude Fouquier. Left me with lasting damage causing me to almost take my life. The only "sin" I had committed was finally being honest about being gay. I think it's time churches like this are held accountable for giving advice to teens without any semblance of a counseling degree, all while making 100,000's of dollars if not more off the people who attend.

This past Sunday I tried out LCC. Frankly, I had no idea what to expect since I had merely done a…read moregoogle search for churches in Kirkland, found this one, and chosen to attend as their doctrine statement matches my beliefs. I was a bit worried, as I was running later than I would have liked. However, the service did not start right at 10am, so I was good. :o) Walking up the stairs, I was greeted by the pastor, which is not something that I experience at most churches. It was a pleasant surprise. Yet when I sat down in my seat to await the service, I didn't have a bunch of people pestering me about this being my first time. I liked that there was a balance like that. The service was good, and the worship song selection was great. I only knew the words to one of the songs, but liked the others and hope to learn them. All in all, I felt very welcome. I received a follow-up note from the pastor a couple days later which made it clear that this is a community of people who do care about those who enter their doors.

This church truely cares for its people. They have a community focus and really care about each of…read moretheir members. They have lots of fun activities for all ages!

Amazing church! This church IS family, loving, and helping. I love volunteering with the little…read morekids here everyone is just so kind and so blessed.

My family (husband and two young kids) just moved to the area last month and we have been going to…read moreNorthshore and LOVING it. My 2 year old asks about going to church all week long, he loves the kids program so much and they always take really good care of my 3-month old so I can enjoy the service. There's a great nursing moms room that I've used a couple of times too and appreciated being able to hear the whole service from a private room w other moms even if my baby needs to be fed. The pastor is awesome (and is new since the reviewer commenting on the weird message she heard here back in 2016; I would be shocked if you didn't love the teaching now). My husband and I both love to go to church every week. Love the worship that is fresh but feels really authentic. Love the teaching. Love the kids programs. Connection opportunities TBD cause we haven't taken advantage of any yet but there's a Moms group that people rave about, and I am looking forward to a breakfast that they offer to get connected at the end of the month. Only one month in, but so far so good!

I love that sermons are not one random verse, typically it's about the story/parable which provides…read morecontext. Often i feel like the concepts are brought present day which helps it feel like the Bible is alive and not an archaic book. I feel like the pastor is talking to my heart, challenging me but more importantly growing me.

Preaching evil. Racist homophobic has no place in Washington has no place in America. It has no…read moreplace in the world. This is a foul and disgusting place and does evil. There are so many churches that are actually accepting and actually follow the words of Jesus this church does not.

Great place to find community and worship Jesus! A Bible preaching church with plenty of activities…read morefor children, teens, and families.

Awesome Church that we gladly became a part of since moving to the northwest. There's people from…read moreso many backgrounds and nations represented here. Looking forward to all the awesome things God is gonna do through this ministry!

Warm and welcoming community that fits our family values. Great religious ed program with lots of…read moreoptions for kids.

This is a very welcoming church for newcomers. You won't…read morehave to worry about being shy here,someone will chat it up with you. It's also a casual environment so come as you are, they won't mind and it's cool. When you arrive you will get a name tag which everyone uses to know your name. It's very Lgbt friendly too, if that is something that usually deters your church attendance.

We came to google searching for a church for our growing family and found Eastside. 6 years later…read morewe are still here! Eastside has been a home and a shelter during the craziness over the pandemic and the aftermath. We have found a home based and focused on Jesus, led with love by the very humble and caring pastors: Russ and Ana. Tracy is the current and best pastor my kids have ever had! She personally knows and cares for them and her program and ministry is curated to really teach our kids in the ways of the Lord! The World Cafe on site not only serves up delicious drinks, you are also warmly welcomed each morning by Danielle who currently runs it. She always gifts a drink to newcomers If you aren't convinced yet.... They use all of their profits (including tips) for missions! The love for their community is felt the minute you walk in! The greaters are authentic, the room reflects the growing diversity in Bothell, and the pastor always focus on unity and inclusion for everyone. For example, during the service they offer LIVE Spanish interpretation for our Latinx community. And just this past February we enjoyed a wonderful Black History month full of fellowship. Come check out Eastside! And find me after service

I just checked this church out recently. It wonderfully diverse, not an extremely crowded mega…read morechurch, and the people are friendly, authentic, and kind. The music is great and not a rock concert that blows your eardrums out! This church is a hidden gem and I am so glad that I found it! You should all check it out!

Always felt welcome, included and fed spiritually! This is not my regular church, but I have…read moreattended events for famiies with my grandchildren.

I am new to Eastlake, only having been a few times, but I've seen enough…read more Eastlake Church is not a typical church, and apparently some reviewers hate it for that, but that's precisely the reason I found it so absorbed my attention and captivated my emotions. I believe that at its heart Eastlake is the quintessence of what the future of the church will be. Its a trailblazer that is opening up new avenues for the existential exploration that my millennial generation is desperately seeking. I've spent my whole life in theologically conservative churches (i.e. Assembly of God, Calvinist, etc). I was a minister so I have preached about radical and unconditional love, but it was always shrouded in hope for something in the future, not a place here and now. In Eastlake, I think I've found a place too. Everyone is welcome, regardless of their beliefs or non-beliefs. Personally I've moved outside the bounds of my religious and supernaturalist dogmas. I love science, reason, philosophy, evidence, etc but I also yearn for the sacredness of a participatory communal experience. Eastlake is that. The music blew me away with its profound lyrics, the people are friendly, there is awesome childcare (the childcare team is fantastic!), coffee/food, and plenty of comfortable seating. If you are looking for yet another copy/paste evangelical church, of course this is not it. There are dozens all around. But if you're looking for a place to explore spirituality without traditionalist dogma and without weird supernaturalist woo that would make a science-minded person like me flee, this is it. Confused? Whats Eastlake all about? "Life is a gift, love is the point"

Great family of faith that loves on its people and the community. Worship services are engaging and…read morevery well done without feeling like they're a concert. So glad that RH is my home church!

The folks here are so loving and open to all scripture. Love the music. Both contemparary and…read moreTraditional are done for worship. Thanks you Rose Hill and pastor Brian and Paul for all you do in the Lords work.

Updating since we've now been attending OCC regularly for over a year (since Jan 2012), have taken…read morea couple group studies and now host a home group. Why I think OCC is a great church: 1) authenticity - this church walks its talk and puts its money where it's mouth is, supporting countless local and global outreach missions; 2) leadership - Pastor Mike is so genuine, & humble. He doesn't preach, but shares his faith in Christ and teaches others in a non-judgmental, loving manner; 3) pastoral staff - OCC has a big flock and they provide a large staff to meet the needs of the church. I love that Pastor Mike shares the pulpit with the other pastors because it's let me discover they are all such big-hearted, gifted pastors; 4) worship - I love the worship service, the music is great; it draws me in and helps me connect with God on many levels. The messages are relevant, fortified by scripture always move me. 5) LifeGROUPS - let's face it - whether you are a huge church or not, you can't develop meaningful relationships with others in an hour or two a week. These groups provide settings in homes where you get to know your group members more intimately. Through Pastor Pat and others, the church trains the leaders, mentors them and stays connected. I am a fan of more contemporary, casual churches but I also want a church that challenges me and helps me grow in my relationships with God and others. For me, OCC does this very authentically and passionately.

I came here with high expectations and saw that this is one of the few mega churches in WA. The…read moremusic was good, but noticed that attendance wasn't quite big as expected. After hearing the pastor speak, it definitely felt like this could be a liberal church. I read another reviewer that this church became woke, and now I can see. I'm surprised they didn't have pride flags outside. A mega church doesn't grow this big without a pastor preaching the Bible. Although this church carries the title as a mega church, attendance from its members dropped a lot. Only half of the seats are filled during one service, which tells you a lot about its church direction. I would never attend a church that's LGBT, and this is what happens when a pastor and its staff allows the LGBT to take over a church. I don't mean to be judgmental towards any church, but it makes me want to steer clear whenever this issue comes up. The building is very nice and plenty of things for the kids to do here though. I would only take my family and friends to churches that preaches the Bible and isn't promoting LGBT