Great God centered church. Energetic worship, scripture focused sermons with a large emphasis on…read moreaccountability, love and the pursuit of Christ.

Amazing church that preaches the TRUTH. Does not sugarcoat sinful living. The people that have…read moreanything negative to say about their BIBLICAL teaching should check their hearts and lives & are probably those in need of repentance.

Came here on an Easter Sunday--blown away by their hospitality and sense of community for all age…read moregroups. Definitely coming back.

Definitely a church to attend. Pastor Eric's message is very good. Wide variety of age groups all…read morethe way to the 60's.

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!

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

It is a kind, friendly and conservative church community. We attended for almost 2 yrs as our adult…read morechildren were resigning home and we wanted to find a place we all could call home. Pastor James has a big heart. I have nothing negative to say about him or this community. Worship is a little lower key than I enjoy but there are efforts to bridge the gap across generations. Good solid Bible teaching church. Community activities. Kids church. Young adult communities and small groups. Was a sweet place and I'm sure many love it and call it home.

God is good and always a welcoming community that meet to worship and learn to live more closely to…read morethe life of Jesus. Amen.

Overall our first visit was pretty good. Message was good. I'm used to more references to scripture…read moreso you know where in the Bible what they are speaking about is in scripture. Note: it's non-denominational if you're wondering. Worship was a bit loud when we first started but they adjusted it for closing songs. People were super friendly. Many came up to us and greeted and introduced themselves (&they weren't designated greeters). They introduced us to their families and others in church. They invited us to the upcoming 4th of July event (which we went to). And overall were cheerful kind and friendly. Honestly MORE people IN churches should be like this. What I mean is if you don't know someone or see someone new go out of your way to say hi and welcome them. It's not just the job of the greeters and staff. The church is predominately Russian, ukranian church body. A little diversity. They have an English service at 10am and Russian at 1230. People gather in the lobby chatting or grabbing a cup of coffee at their coffee bar in between services. Nice to see that sense of community. We'll go back again to continue getting a feel for if it's our home church.

I love this Church! Being going here for couple years now…read more What attracted me to this place is you can Actually feel Presence of God. People are really friendly, worship is amazing, as well as preaching is really good!

Our family joined the Image Church a few months since it's inception (about 15 years), so I feel…read moredistinctly qualified to honestly assess and review this church. My kids were born, raised, and baptized at the Image Church. The feeling of community that the senior pastors managed to foster among the "members" is second to none. They lead by example, with grace, and an open home. They invest into people generously without expecting anything in return. Although every ministry is operating with excellence, my favorite ministry is the Image KidZ ministry. My kids have never once asked to skip any event. From weekly Sunday services, to occasional movie nights, community events, camps, bake sales and holiday parties, my kids have cleared their schedules and mine to attend. And you know how you know if it's good? When your kids are too old to participate and still sign up to volunteer. You will find your community. You will find a family, even if you've never had one. You will find shoulders to cry on and stand on. You will find people to celebrate you, challenge you, and walk alongside your deepest valleys and highest mountains. No one claims to be perfect, far from it...the authenticity and vulnerability is yours to see and share, as you feel comfortable. But most importantly, Holy Spirit is here in the most real, precious, and powerful way. It is impossible not to see him in the genuine smiles and feel him in the warm embraces. I have matured and grown as a person, a friend, a child of God in this church family. But don't take my word for it. Come see for yourself and discover something you didn't know you were missing.

Been here since day 1. I've seen many people come and go. I've witnessed the church go through…read moreseveral different buildings/locations. I can confidently say that the leadership and pastors are amazing! If theology is important to you, this is the church to be at. If family environment is important to you, this is the church to be at. If spiritually growing is important to you, this is the church to be at.

1) This church has terrible real communication: mostly advertising…read more 2) Jay, the senior pastor, is not all that intelligent and says really dumb things when he tries to elaborate on The Word. He is not published, nor is he very caring about his congregants in terms of his outreach to them. He has never even greeted them at the door as people enter or exit in my years of experience. Nor can he be bothered to go into the seat rows to pray for those at service who can't get to the alter: his overemphasis is them coming down front: showmanship vs. genuine concern for elderly and disabled. Also, he knocked up the prior senior pastor's daughter out of wedlock, but married her, and now she gets a paycheck from the church as do his daughters and one's husband. 3) The church does care A LOT about money, and makes poor choices on how to spend it. Food, fun and decorating are often overdone compared to serious service to the poor or towards community evangelism. You will be asked to give more than just your tithes during service each week: to missions not run by the church, for $ thank you gifts to pastors in the fall and at Christmas etc.*, to the school, to women who travel in winter to sunny Belize for site seeing and a "mission trip" and on, and on. (*They will not tell you the salaries and benefits paid to the pastors.) Cedar Park Church does use the Bible in services, which is good. Pray for their leadership and whoever the mysterious deacons/elders are! I am headed elsewhere and the wife, too.

This church focuses A LOT on image and money. The leadership operates in a lot of secrecy. Don't…read morebe fooled by the smiles and reading the word in services: much of what is promoted is lip service rather than real service. It is very much a clique within the leadership, and the nepotism demonstrated in hiring is inappropriate. They promote ideas yet say one thing and do another, which I believe is called hypocrisy. Yes, we are all hypocrites at times and imperfect, but this church is family business as much as anything else. You can attend, volunteer, give financial offerings for years and never have the senior pastor/wife team speak to you personally. They love to have you make a show of praying at the alter. The senior pastor is often quite foolish in words and actions, and his wife seems to have a big need to be admired for her singing rather than leading congregants: she performs rather than leads. There are many friendly people who go here, but the focus is off in terms of truly involving people who attend as those they care about, respect and serve rather than treating the congregants as those who support them financially and who they should serve rather than be distant authoritarian administrators. Also, there is far too much separation by ages: children and teens are too uninvolved from interaction with adults. In addition, don't expect the leaders to properly connect with you despite having your email and phone info, even if you give them a gift, offer to volunteer or have a question. They are just "so busy" doing things such as planning missions to top tropical vacation spots in the middle of our wet, cold, dark winters. Find another smaller & more genuinely Christ following church.

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 can't express how much this community of people means to me. It's a beautiful reflection of how…read morediverse this area is becoming. It's a place that accepts me where I am, and challenges me to grow. I feel as though even people who aren't "religious" could come and explore what faith in Jesus is really about... rather than the overly politicized or judgmental narrative that you unfortunately see in so many churches. I'm in a Life Group too which is just a smaller group of people at the church who are also in my life stage. Those groups create a really safe and open environment to make friends, grow, and ask questions.

This community church cares. They have been established 50+ years and do not have debts! some call…read morethis the entrepreneur church. I love the Children's classes.

I'm a first time visitor. I listened to the previous week's sermon online and liked it so I thought…read moreI would check out the church. After parking, when I was going to get out of the car it sounded like someone was playing a loud car stereo in the parking lot. But when I got out, I realized the sound was coming out of the church. I went inside and could not go in the darkened stage-like sanctuary because it was too painfully loud. I thought that I might wait in the lobby (where it was still very loud) until the preaching started, but the music went on until 10:40 and at that point I decided that this church would not be a good place for me to attend because I would not be able to ever join the in worship part of the service. So I left. On the plus side, the greeters here are very friendly and the building and grounds are nice. This would probably make a nice church for those who are not concerned about receiving hearing damage.

We visited almost a year ago, and were very welcomed there. We love that the Bible teaching is…read morethrough the Bible and not just bouncing around topics. They work hard to pick worship songs that reflect the word as well. And my son loves the student ministries. This summer the youth group did a serving outreach weekend as their summer camp, which we absolutely loved! This is not a church to become a consumer in, but a church to become and active member in serving and being the body of Christ. We are grateful after moving up here to Washington and leaving our family and church family behind, to have found a new church family to call home up here.

This is a church plant in Woodinville that was meeting at Northshore Baptist for its first month…read moreand just kicked off services into the oddly functional Check Ride Driving School building on October 7th. Get your commercial drivers license and eternal salvation all in one stop! My church shopping path has taken me to Eastlake, Canyon Hills, City, Four Square, and all of the other mid to large sized Christian churches on the eastside. I've always been part of a larger congregation but just wasn't able to ever really feel at home in the local churches I visited. They were all great churches with amazing people... I just didn't quite fit in. This past summer I decided to take the plunge with Imprint right as they were getting started up. If you've never been part of a church plant (which I hadn't), I can tell you that the energy and excitement makes for a whole new experience. Every person counts and everyone's talents are needed to help the church take flight. Instead of being an anonymous guy in the crowd each Sunday, I feel like I've already got a role in helping Imprint to make it in Woodinville. Darren Larson is the pastor at this church. He's a real down to earth guy and teaches with a gentleness that I think a lot of people will find appealing. His vision for the church is to be known more for our generosity as a church than anything else. With all of the politics and other noise getting mixed into different churches I appreciate the idea of simply focusing on how we can make our community a better place to live by using the example of Christ's love. Small churches aren't for everyone, but if you're looking to shake things up and try something new I feel comfortable recommending Imprint for a Sunday visit.