Great worship service, they do an excellent job of making visitors feel welcome during the meet &…read moregreet. Pastor Tim is funny, yet delivers a great message from the bible every week. The staff is amazing and the mens and womens ministries are inclusive to new people. It's a decent size church with 3 services so I suggest connecting with the many available small groups to get to know people who are very caring.

Great church full of great people. Weekly small groups, wknd services, awesome youth group and…read morechildren's programs. Very welcoming and casual.

I was raised in a church with a choir, stained glass, and hymns. Life Church has a band, a darkened…read more"sanctuary" with huge TV monitors, and contemporary music projected on the screens. It would not be my first choice of church if I were choosing only for myself. However, as the mother of a teenage daughter who has had some struggles and is interested in a lively, vibrant youth community? I couldn't ask for more. There is a huge youth community in this church, and there are young leaders who make them all feel welcome and as if they are a part of something powerful-- which the faithful would agree they are. Youth get opportunities to eat dinners together at youth group every Wednesday night, participate in services that are quite lively and interactive on Sunday mornings, and take part in many different community events that exist to improve the church itself or the community surrounding it. It took very little time for my daughter to feel at home here, which made it an "easy sell" for me. As a community member and educator, I see the difference attending Life Church has made in the lives of other local teens and, again, I couldn't have more positive things to say: there are young people who have totally turned things around for themselves-- but, even more importantly, there are teens who have had challenges figuring out where they "fit" who now have a place where they feel welcome and confident to be themselves. Of course, the adults are also caring and active members of the community. However, my greatest kudos to Life Church is for the difference they're making in the lives of children, youth, teens, and young adults in this little town.

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!

Pastors Rick Qualls and Terry Rude are doing inspiring work at their non-denominational church with…read moreoutreach for young people in the Sedro-Woolley community. Aside from the usual Sunday services (the first Sunday of every month is potluck Sunday) they're offering a bible study and men's fellowship breakfast. They're open Wednesdays through Fridays from 3-5 pm to give kids a safe place to go after school or later in the afternoon. Kids can play ping pong, pool, and video games. There is free wi-fi and a couple of computers that kids can use to create resumes and look for job and volunteer opportunities. They're on Facebook, too. Monetary and food donations help them be of service to young people who are latch key, unemployed, homeless, mentally ill, etc. You can rent the church facilities for birthday parties, memorial services, celebrations of life, etc. They have full kitchen facilities and ample space for your gathering. Sedro-Woolley Community Fellowship Church is a much needed safe haven in the Sedro-Woolley community. Please support them.

I've known the Pastor, Eric Samuelson, for many years.read more

Picturesque little white church on a hill, complete with a small graveyard and botanical garden…read more Unfortunately, not very friendly. When my mom was dying and away from her home church in Seattle, I got in touch with this church and pre-arranged for a small family memorial when she died. All seemed OK. Until she died. Then, for no given reason, when I contacted the church to schedule a time for this to happen, it was all of a sudden not something they could accomodate... All we wanted was a brief send-off with a pastor saying a few words and allowing the family to speak. We would have gladly paid whatever fee might be involved and had no need for refreshments or communion or anything other than perhaps a half hour of time. Apparently, too much bother or something. The Baptist church by Cedarhome graciously agreed to help us out, even though my mom was a Lutheran. Sheesh. Reminded me why I give a wide berth to organized religion.

A very friendly and welcoming congregation ! You may want to check out this great church in…read moreStanwood!

This is the cleanest thrift store I have ever been to, and I've been to a lot! Great staff, lots…read moreof different items. My only complaint is that they are closed on Sunday and Monday when I can get down there most.

We were shopping for a church, and immediately felt welcome here. God's message of love and hope…read morecomes through in Pastor Wilma's services. One of the things that impressed us is that the congregation "walks the walk" by actively supporting groups such as Family Promise of Skagit Valley. BTW, the photo shows quilts made by ladies of the congregation.

Came here ang got greeted at door and and entrance to sanctuary. It was a children's day and the…read morekids had almost the entire service save the sermon which was directed at children. All suerte wearing the same color and they all did a great job. It wasn't something that had to be directed on the spot or reading a piece of paper etc. They all did it on their own.