God radically changed my life here! The worship, the teaching and the presence of God in this…read moreplace... Words cannot express !

This church has changed my life! I first came in 2010, newly saved and hungry for all God had! I…read moreknew the moment I came in by the warm welcome, smiling faces, spirit-filled worship and anointed kingdom word preached, that this was home. You can expect people full of faith, full of joy and full of the love of God! Every Sunday there is an atmosphere so charged with God that everyone knows, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE! We have seen people get healed, lives touch by the love of God, souls saved and so much more! If you are looking for a church, I highly recommend Citadel Church!

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!

We have been members here since 1991, and the facility has been upgraded and expanded since we…read morefirst attended. It has a wonderful facility that is utilized for many community groups. The choirs are great and they run a diverse program of services so you will find one that suits your desires.

If you're Catholic and have a family, you won't find a better place to become part of the church…read morecommunity. When we came to Washington a year ago, we looked at 4 churches in the area and chose MQP. They are very welcoming and have excellent programs for all ages. I especially like the 5 PM sunday evening mass, because the music group rocks. The youth programs are very strong and ministries are great.

We have been members at SPC for more than 5 years, and continue to love this place and these…read morepeople. We have found the church welcoming to a variety of different people, from young to old and representative of lots of different facets of our community. We commute to church from Snoqualmie because we simply feel at home here. There are strong children's, middle-school and teen programs, as well as small groups, men's and women's bible studies, fun gatherings like "theology on tap", programs for seniors, people who are grieving, and much more. There is also a strong heart for mission at SPC, with long-term commitments to help in Africa and Guatemala, knitting for mission, and local mission opportunities in Washington state, to name a few. Oh, and the worship music is fantastic!

A great church whether your young, in your senior years, or in between. Vibrant ministry and…read moreservice opportunities for both individuals and families. Music during worship is professionally played by a number of skilled musicians that inspire, but not so loud that it blows out the speakers like some other churches. A great size church, not to small, but not too big. Lots of activities for kids, youth, and adults to get involved in. Top notch in my book.

I've been attending this church my entire life. There have been periods of time I've been away but…read moreI alway feel drawn to return. Great place to try church if you are looking for a place to connect and feel a part of the church.

I've been part of this church community for the past three years and have appreciated many aspects…read moreof it: warm people, thoughtful teaching, and a focus on relationships. However, I recently learned that the church holds non-affirming views regarding LGBTQ+ identities and relationships. This was not made clear on the website or in any public-facing materials, which made the discovery especially painful. I witnessed others be hurt by what feels like a bait-and-switch, entering a space that seems welcoming only to later find out they are not fully accepted. Transparency matters and clarity is kindness. While churches are entitled to their theological positions, I believe it is important, out of respect for those seeking a safe and welcoming spiritual home, to clearly communicate those beliefs upfront. That way, people can make informed decisions about whether this is a place where they will be fully accepted and supported. This experience has been disappointing but a great learning opportunity. The pastors did make an effort to talk to me and followed up with some sermons about the matter which I have linked below. Personally, it felt like they were more concerned about avoiding the "homophobic" label than about owning the real harm religion has caused LGBTQ+ folks but that's neither here or there; take a listen and consider the theology for yourself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93qb9GjVFzA and a sermon made a few weeks after https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_09mZrx447s

I have enjoyed getting to know and explore more of Kalos Church and its leadership throughout 2020…read moreafter moving back to Seattle from Texas. I can see its earnest desire to do their best and lead the church with integrity through a challenging year. I've been inspired and impressed with their courage to tackle difficult subjects and to be honest when the answers are hard to come by. It's clear that they have a clear calling from God to his people and to the Eastside in particular. I would encourage anyone looking for a fresh expression of growing in their faith to explore Kalos online and/or in person as they begin meeting in person starting in January 2021.

The Holy Spirit moves throughout this building as He's people gather to be encouraged & ministered…read moreto. Sunday is a joyous time of celebration with song & praise to Jesus our King. Wednesday evening a meal is offered to the community at large, fellowship with neighbors & friends. Encouraging words from Pastor Bug & a time of corporate prayer as your heart leads. Eastside Christian Crusader Ministry is also based out of NHCC.

Jesus Christ sacrificed his life for others yet this church was unwilling to sacrifice one Easter…read moreSunday for the sake of the Seattle community. Choosing to disregard social distancing, medical advice, and state restrictions during a pandemic to hold a service as a group was selfish, disrespectful, and possibly life threatening to everyone who interacts with those in attendance. The pastor owes the congregation and the broader Seattle community an apology for this decision. The commandment is "love thy neighbor as thyself". This church failed. Faith without works is dead.

After I was dealing with a rudely discriminatory Contemporary choir leader in a Catholic Church, my…read moreson's Cub Scout Den Leader recommended that I "come on down" to the sister Episcopal Church -- Saint Margaret's. It was wonderful advice! Sweet, dedicated members. Their version of contemporary music is terrific. Their band director, Duane, is an open hearted, common sense gentleman that plays a mean guitar. They welcomed me with open arms. I was later recruited by my son's den leader to join the choir. OMG! Another fabulous perspective. The Music Director earned a Doctorate in Vocal Music at the U-Dub while working with us. Ryan can direct many instruments & lead singing in many octaves. He has a great sense of humor & an open mind. He also introduced us to Jazz Compline Services on every Second Sunday during the school year. Very refreshing. I "dragged" my youngest son (who with his Asperger's was being discriminated against at our neighboring Catholic church -- by the same leader) to join the youth program & then choir. He did very well in learning & expanding... also made many friends. The messages, sermons & homilies are entertaining as well as fulfilling. Their Easter Vigil is one of my favorites. The children do the readings. It begins outside, lighting candles, goes into the Bristol Hall for readings, then to baptisms with refreshing our own in the Narthex & on to the Glory & contemporary Easter music by the Altar. Young & old join in the songs & ringing bells in celebration! Now, y'all can tell that I LOVE music. But Saint Margaret's keeps all in mind. There is an early service on Sunday mornings at 7:15 with no music (quick & to God's point!) Then the contemporary Sojourners Praise Band at 8:45. Finishing with the Traditional Choir at 11:00. Communion is even open minded! They have bread for most along with gluten free at need. IOW this is a church for any & all "God Fearing & Loving" types of good people. Redemption is easy to find at Saint Margaret's. Oh & race or base are all welcome. God is here for everyone.

While I live a good distance away from this church, and actually tried to find another church…read morecloser to home, I could not find a place to worship that fits me as well as St. Margaret's. I especially love the worship music which is led by their praise band, Sojourners every Sunday. (They also have traditional music at a later service) The liturgy is a beautiful blend of the old and new and is relevant and meaningful. There are fun activities for everyone; singles, families, kids and they welcome everybody, as we are all God's children. There are numerous options for kids of all ages, from nursery care to relevant youth activities. Adult Education is thought provoking and interesting, touching on a wide range of subjects. Lastly, Outreach works with people and issues in the community, close to home, with emphasis on homelessness, hunger and housing. I've been a member here for a long time and cherish my church family. It's easy to get to, especially on Sunday mornings, just off of 405. Now if I could just quit stopping in at Nordstrom Rack on my way home! (The church is 2 blocks from Factoria Mall)