This is a good healthy safe church. Pastors are friendly and safe. I had no worries about my…read morefamily's safety. Very good church.

Wonderful people. Biblical preaching and teaching. Lots of bible studies for age groups. 4…read moreservices on Sundays. One on Saturday evening. We'd evening bible study. Pastor's do one verse at a time preaching. Great music I highly recommend this place of worship. Plenty of parking. Nursery provided.

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.

I came for the eight o'clock Sunday service while I was visiting family in Beaverton. Pretty…read morechurch, good sermon, and a warm, friendly congregation. I felt right at home and so fortunate to find welcome and fellowship for worship on the road!

St. Bartholomew's is a growing Episcopal Church that respects, honors, and accommodates all people…read more I love St. Bartholomew's. I've been a member for over 10 years off and on. They always make me feel welcome and part of the family.

Sorry the guy from San Francisco had a sad experience -- my family has been attending St Barnabas…read morefor 20 years and continue to be active members. Yes, we've seen changes, but the friendly, welcoming, accepting atmosphere hasn't changed. If you want a church that challenges you to grow spiritually and draws you to act on your Christian values, this is the place,. There are multiple ways to get involved - education, service, feeding the hungry in the community (monthly free meals, vegetable garden, support for Neighborhood House food box program). We can also use people who can mow the lawn, wash dishes, trim the shrubs and all of those other things that go along with tending the Lord's house. Services are at 8 and 10am on Sundays, and there is a Healing service Thursday mornings. Call the church for more info - 503-246-1949.

My family was one of the very early members of this church, well before the present church building…read morewas completed in 1955. I was pianist/organist at many services from 1950-1962. The current organ in the church was installed in 1961 (not 1956) and has had additional pipework added to the original organ.

The absolute best church. I've been going to epic house for about 2 years now and I have never felt…read moremore at home. I love the community and relationships that I have built. I look forward to coming to church and small groups every week!

We live in Shelton WA but visit family in Sherwood and we make a point to fellowship at Epic House…read morewith them. Warm friendly, talkative, always a great message. The worship teams are awesome. Our grandkids love youth group. GOD is

**New address is: 21830 NW Cherry Ln, Hillsboro, OR 97124…read more A super friendly and welcoming community! They are passionate about the Lord and use their strengths to help bring him out into the community. They have worked hard to spread the Resolution Kindness program around the Hillsboro/Beaverton area.

As a long-time and very active member of WHUUF (since before the turn-of-the-century) I'm wondering…read morewhy I've never left a review ... or paid any attention to the ones I'm seeing now. Mostly I'm wondering why the 5-star rating from David L on 2/20/17 was "not recommended" and is not shown here. Maybe it's time to update. While Covid changed everything for all of us for way longer than we expected, I think it is safe to say that WHUUF IS BACK! I experience this vibrant community as even more dynamic and open-hearted than it was BC, as we work together, old-timers & newcomers alike, to cultivate the garden we have been so generously given. Have we had our "ups & downs"? Absolutely! Have we had growing pains? You betcha! We have been here for 60+ years standing on the shoulders of our founders, enjoying the shade from trees we did not plant and drinking from wells we did not dig. And for what's it's worth ... I believe we are more Alive & Well than ever.

This place was my spiritual home for many years. Over the years we have had our ups and downs. I…read moreraised my tow older sons here and the DRE was awesome and is still awesome. Recently though, the board decided to cut back the DRE, Director of Religious Education, hours to half time basically taking away from the families at "WHUUF"Also, the recent focus has gone away from creating and maintaining our precious community to fundraising and social justice as the most important things. The board of directors and community decided to purchase a $20,000 piano and increase the pay and insurance to the Administrator instead of funding the DRE position. It was our biggest fundraising year last year and yet we had to cut our DRE hours, and yet the Choir director gets her same pay and the Administrator gets twice as much money as before. The support for families has also shifted, children are told to be quiet and are asked to leave during the children's service, events are planned without childcare and without family considerations in mind. They had an Auction fundraising auction and they planned it during a weekend late in the year when many kids were having end of year parties and graduation ceremonies and it was a BBQ complete with a hot BBQ. I have a toddler and it just is too dangerous to be around stuff like that. Also, the members, especially families, were being pressured to donate and pledge and volunteer more. That pressure was very uncomfortable. It is so sad that we have to leave this place that I hold so dear to my heart. I had many great experiences here but the current people in charge and taking over have too much power and are ruining the place. So, sad. Pros: Woodsy Campus Art shows Parking lot close in to Portland and Beaverton Covenant of Right Relations (not being upheld by very influential newcomers who have taken over and for some reason making change in a very bad direction) New Minister and Board President may improve things UU philosophy... We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: The Inherent worth and dignity of every person;[39] Justice, equity and compassion in human relations;[40] Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations;[41] A free and responsible search for truth and meaning;[42] The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large;[43] The goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all;[44] Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.[45] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalism

My family has been coming to this church for a couple years. We had my baby shower here and we were…read morealso married here. This has become our second home and family. If you're looking for nonjudgmental, loving, true Christ followers, check it out. There are opportunities to serve in the community, fun events for the whole family, or if you're not sure of who Jesus is and what it's all about, but are interested in knowing a little more. Nobody will bombard you although they might smile or say hi. You will feel the love. It's a small church, but don't be deceived by the outer appearances. This church has a big heart.

This has been PDX Church for at least 2 years now, as long as I've been in attendance. It lacks in…read moresome areas mostly because it's a small church. I wish we had retreats or church camp, so the fellowship could grow tighter, but we do have other events that strive for this. It's a great group of people and the young adults group is an amazing program.