Visited three times as I'm new to the area and searching for a new church. Would not return, found…read morethe services dull and uninspiring, especially the music needs improvement. People not friendly to new visitors, barely a nod in my direction. One encounter with staff, Michelle, didn't care for her seemingly lack of interest in what I was saying, just don't get any warm, compassionate, Christian attitude from this place. Moving on.

"Bethany North" is a satellite church of Bethany Community Church near Greenlake in Seattle. Like…read moremany other mega churches, Bethany has decided to branch out in other neighborhoods. So far they've added a satellite in West Seattle, and this one, in Shoreline, at the Spartan Center. Bethany North has its own pastor, but it mostly broadcasts sermons/messages from the Senior Pastor, Richard Dahlstrom, from the main (Green Lake) campus. Occasionally the on-site campus pastor will speak, or one of the other pastors from the Green Lake campus. Having some of the same sermons from the main church is about the extent of the similarity. The Green Lake campus is really big, with multiple services, lots of college kids, and you can often get lost in the crowd. Whereas Bethany North (Shoreline) is much more intimate and there's just one Sunday morning service. There are a couple hundred people who attend, which really allows you to get to meet other people. That's a huge emphasis of this particular church - they really want there to be a sense of community among its attendees - and I think they've nailed that. There are a TON of little kids - so a lot of families from the area. But I think singles and empty nesters will like it too. Everyone is really welcoming and friendly. It's very casual in nature (Seattle style :)) so I don't feel like I have to get super dressed up to go, or sport the latest tat to fit in with the crowd. The music is contemporary but not a heavy emphasis on super loud music, screechy guitars, or drums. Plus - they have muffins! And great coffee! And most importantly, they care that you're there and make an effort to get to know you.

Mosaic is the most welcoming church I've ever been a part of. The people are genuine, caring, and…read morereally put Jesus first in everything. Our kids love the ministry, and we've made close friends here faster than anywhere else. If you want a church that feels like family, Mosaic is it.

We've been attending Mosaic North for around two months now and have felt so welcomed since day…read moreone. Walking into church, we were welcomed with friendly faces and open arms. Many people proactively came and introduced themselves knowing we were new - such a refreshing feeling! My journey with Jesus has grown tremendously due to the Mosaic family. They're a church body that continuously puts God at the center. Such a great environment to learn, serve and grow in connection! We truly love it here

When my husband and I moved to the Seattle area three years ago, we were eager to find a church to…read morebe a part of. After visiting four other churches and being disappointed, we were invited to Mill Creek Foursquare. From the first service we attended, we knew we had found it (and we couldn't wait to go back!). The pastoral staff here is sound in teaching and Biblical knowledge, and they care deeply for the church community. The lead pastor, Chris Manginelli, told the congregation he loved them the first Sunday we were there. I was pleasantly surprised that he would show vulnerability like that in front of hundreds of people. Now, we are integrated in to the community and an active part of the volunteer leadership. We are so happy to call this place home! I also value how involved our church is in local and international missions, community life through small group gatherings, how we encourage and support women in leadership, social justice, and how well we love our children. Life is good here and the love of God is abundant!

One thing I love about this church is they are very open about their finances. If you have a…read morequestion just ask. (Will not reveal donor info privacy issues) They do not do fund raising for buildings they just wait until it is in the budget then fix the next thing on the list. They live in the black. Given that churches are technically a non profit charity I like a church that pursues charity work as well as being a church. They have a little food bank. They encourage and support start up charity's and donate regularly to other community charities. They help single mom's, teenagers, street people and so on. Your tithe money is passed on to various needs both regular and in emergency situations. At the end of the year once the budget has been met they give the rest as huge donations to help with needs.

This is YOUR Church, it's MY Church, it is a Church for Everyone who want to know God and the power…read moreof his eternal love. Not sure you know God? I didn't either. But you can do what I did when I first started attending in 2021; Every time I heard 'God' I thought 'Love' and I promise you.... With that context, every sermon really started to make sense. When I walk through those doors each Sunday, I flush the pain of a past week. I forgive the humans who are doing their best, in an imperfect world and I feel lighter. I feel happier, hopeful and restored. This is a Church for real people, meaning the imperfect , the unsure, the lost AND the found: which is all of us. Whether you find yourself near or far from God, Pastor Nick, his wife Krissa and the fantastic worship team at Gold Creek will lead you in a more fulfilling direction without judgement, condemnation or all the other 'weight' that is traditionally associated with strong Faith. Come for the coffee and fellowship, leave with the gift of hope and faith in humanity. And if you want to go deeper, there are so many 'connect groups' on weeknights; from Grief Share, Divorce Care, Alpha (?'s), Marriage and Money groups. Childcare is provided. So please.... Come gather with us, to find faith and hope in Jesus Christ.

I was blessed to find this church at a difficult time in my life. The church welcomed me with open…read morearms and changed my life for the better. I have learned so much and made many really great friends. Come check it out for yourself!

My children were baptized by pastor Casey, I stopped going there because federal way s too far…read moreaway. Love the grace and preaching

I'm giving this review 5 stars, because I think they deliver a strong message, they are able to be…read moreno-nonsense and entertaining at the same time. My only issue is not something that makes these guys lose a star, but it is something personal. I have issues with vertigo and stuff, so the service can become overwhelming. However, I discovered that sitting instead of standing never gets me the stink-eye, and nobody has thrown a shoe at me, thus far; so, WINNER!! All goofiness aside, I believe the church does amazing things, and both Casey and his wife are groovy! One thing I absolutely LOVED was the fact that Pastor Treat used good, old-fashioned paper for his sermon notes, and he had them with him as he preached. I'm not sure why, but seeing that made me so very happy! In conclusion, the church is bright and shiny, the pastor energetic and uplifting. But, more importantly, everyone was so welcoming and kind! Thanks ever so much, Christian Faith!

Moving around a lot, finding a church that feels like home is always a daunting task. Thankfully…read morethe reviews of New Life Church proved to be right! Jeff and Natalie are so kind and engaging! I've never been to a church before where the lead pastor hangs out in the parking lot to great you! The music is awesome and the message always speaks to my struggles of the previous week, I swear Jeff must be watching my week before creating the message! The vision of the church is changing and it has been amazing to be apart of it.! Family friendly. They always have free donuts. 10/10 recommend.

My family started coming to this church in 1973! I love my church family. Jeff, Natalie and their…read morethree girls are truly a blessing. Jeff's sermons are scripture based, engaging and relevant to todays living. Come see!!

Good church to go for people who are new to the scene. Sometimes bigger churches are good for those…read morewho feel at home. However, some prefer smaller congregations where it's more personal. This is why big or mega churches ask others to join small groups, and I'm glad to have found City Church for Evangelicals. I also attend Northshore Christian Center, only because it's closer to my home.

Great messages! Good humor with sound teaching! All ages, family-friendly, something for everyone,…read moreand just plain nice folks! Videos of sermons posted at their website (so you can preview in the comfort of your own easy chair!). Home fellowships ALL OVER, super kids activities, great teen and young adult support, really the well-kept secret!

I've been attending this church for 2 1/2 years and I love it. It's the first church in 25 years…read moreI've come across that I feel enthusiastic about. The people are warm and welcoming and the messages thought-provoking and inspirational. This church does NOT make the mistake of trying to fit new people into slots without knowing them. (I've been to some churches like that!) I feel like I can be myself here. It is a very human church but filled with very faithful people. It's also on the move, trying to hold onto some traditional ways while also "moving into the 21st century," as our choir director has said. This church has vibrancy, intelligence, caring, and warmth. Some folks there have always been Episcopalians, but many people, like myself, come from other Christian traditions. All are welcome and valued. I feel like my faith is growing in unexpected ways, really challenging me. What else can you ask of a church?