I get the honor to serve at Home Church NW and it definitely lives up to its name! I really…read moreappreciate the 'homey' feel of this church, it makes you feel like you are part of the family and gives you that sense of belonging. A big plus is that the services are not just about gathering for worship but focused on building relationships, supporting one another on our journeys, and teaching that encourages a solid foundation that is rooted in Scripture. If you're looking for a place to call home, I encourage you to come visit!

Fantastic church plant in Mount Vernon. Tons of kids. Great authentic worship. Pastor Alex is a…read moregreat pastor, teacher.

Best church in Whatom County. Pastor JJ is an amazing humble decipal of Jesus Christ. Truly a…read morefamily of God in his flock. Thanks for your faithfulness.

This is by far my favorite church I have ever attended. The feeling of love you get from these…read morepeople is overwhelming. They help interpret the word of God and allow us to get a better understanding of the Bible. My son has also attended the child group and the people there are amazing. They are all so helpful and sweet. I highly recommend checking this church out, you won't regret it!

It's an amazing church , they've become family to me, they're helpful to the community as well as…read morethe children of the community

Very friendly engaging people greet you upon entry. Everyone try's to get to know you at least a…read morelittle bit. Sermon was inspiring! Met almost all the staff and will be returning next week!

Mount Constitution was a fun place to visit. It is the Highest point in the San Juan Islands and…read morethe views were stunning! It was closed on the day we went so we just piddled around and enjoyed the beautiful view. Gift shop was closed so no souvenirs!

A lovely little drive up the eastern slope of Orcas island will land you in Moran state park and up…read moretop Mount Constitution. At the top, there is a delightful gift shop and a tower to climb up. There's a nice viewing area at the top and on a sunny day, you can see A LONG ways! The hike to the tower is short (like 200 feet) and there are 30 ish steps up so it's not bad. The viewing area is heated so if it's windy, like today, it's a nice reprieve. The signage on the way up talks of the architect- who also designed the church we got married in apparently- and gives a good history lesson. Worth a trip for anyone interested!

Great church! Very friendly and the staff are wonderful! I would highly recommend making this hone.read more

Great church, love the music. This church is for everyone, all are welcomed. Pastors and staff are…read moreeasy to talk to and services are very enjoyable. Recommend giving it a try, you wont regret it.

They love Israel and Behold Israel too ! That's admirable!…read moreNot only loving expression, but blessings to their Lord and Savior, and to the people who represent God , The Father, God the Son and God The Holy Spirit ! True disciples of " The Wonderful " , The " Good Shepherd " !

I can't speak for everyone, but finding a reliable church in Whidbey seemed difficult. My husband…read moreand I moved up here because of the military, and while we were excited for the change, we were devastated to leave our church in Southern California. We tried many churches in the area and none seemed engaging or entirely truthful in its teachings. When we came to The Bridge for the first time, it was a breath of fresh air. Rick and the other Shepards teach solely from the Bible. Word-for-word readings with minimal personal interpretations. They purposefully and whole heartedly give us the truth based off of the word and the word only. Also, the fact that we take communion every gathering (Sundays and Wednesday nights) is amazing! Something I didn't even get to experience at my last church, and something that you soon realize is a blessing to be able to take the elements and receive the word each-and-every-time. Like others have mentioned, this church does not beat around the bush. They do not accept sin of any kind, as all churches should be. Some may find that unwelcoming, but my husband and I found it grounding. The way this world is transforming, holding onto and being held accountable for what is right and wrong with the world is crucial and this place keeps us in check. The staff is beyond friendly. I am heart broken that some have not challenged themselves to speak with any staff member before writing this place off. It is not a huge church, but it's also come a long way from being a small group of people in a barn years ago. That being said, if you want a close and personal relationship with Christ and the church staff, pastors included, then speak to them! My first encounter with Rick (the head teaching pastor) was phenomenal and has opened the floodgates to building multiple relationships at this church. Everyone knows everyone, even if you haven't met them yet. And that's because they're all so welcoming and eager to welcome you to the Lord.