It was my first time going to St. Cecilia's. I couldn't believe this church is 99 years old!…read moreThey've definitely kept this place in good condition! St. Cecilia's is located in the heart of Beaverton, sorta near the Beaverton Library and Ava's Roastaria. St. Cecilia's church also has an elementary school. You can find parking along the street or their own parking lot. Masses: SAT = 5 PM SUN = 7:30 AM, 9 AM, 10:45 AM, 12:30 PM, and 2:30 PM Sermons were short, sweet and straight to the point. The piano player and choir are quite lovely. Not too shabby to check out if you're in the area. PDX 30 Day Yelp Challenge #10 of 30

The service is always great and short. The sermons are always, well sermons. Preach and pray…read moreFather. Follow and live it sister. Now I feel like singing Ode to my Family by the Cranberries. What else is there to say to give an non catholic an insight of what it's like to be inside this church? Hmmm wooden benches with padded kneeling boards. Confession boxes before you enter the main church. The Altar where to wings meet and face. This is also where the Priest gives his sermon and the place where you get the host aka communion. Everyone sings, everyone prays. Everyone makes peace with each other. Oh, the parking sucks if it's the Christmas Eve mass. Get there early. Why? Cause I said we pray! Pray... Ps. Please try not to fall asleep during this short Sunday sermon.

I love this place…read more I needed a couple of small bottles filled with blessed holy water for ghost hunting. No Catholic churches around had it just by walking in, which I am used to "where I come from". This church had a huge pool with holy water. We were in and out. Now I am covered again with holy water in the car, and in the house. I am thankful to them! I could not believe how much trouble we had to go through to find such a church. The people seemed very nice, and normal. It seemed like a nice, family oriented church with people who are there for the right reasons. If I were a Catholic who was looking for a nice, neighborhood church? I would *definitely* stop into this quiet looking little church. The church we tried right before this was rather rude with people staring at us who were lined up for confession (St. Cecelia, Beaverton, OR). This other church is definitely a church I would not step back into.

I was in the search for Holy Water. Don't ask why I was after Holy Water but I need a bunch of it…read more The font at Seton Catholic Church is what one would typically think it it should be so I was able to get a good amount of Holy Water. The Church itself is welcoming and the congregation doesn't stare at you when you walk in to pray or get Holy Water. There is a Spanish Mass on Saturday and English Mass on Sunday, which is a nice touch. I honestly haven't been to Mass at this Church but since Mass is basically the same world wide I don't expect it to be any different. From what I've seen walking in, getting Holy Water, lighting a candle and praying. I'd give this Church a shot.

What a lovely parish and warm, friendly congregation. Life has gotten really tough for me over the…read morepast year or so and I had been feeling the urging to start attending services again, so after 20+ years of not going to church I looked up local Episcopal churches and dropped into St Paul's Wednesday morning Eucharist service. Father Dan gave a pleasantly succinct and very engaging sermon. He has a real gift for making the service seem informal and personal while also honoring its wonderful tradition and gravitas. The chapel is lovely and the parishioners are welcoming and kind. The coffee/donut hour afterwards was the friendliest, most welcoming I've ever been to. A wonderful harbour!

Bethel is a welcoming, open and affirming church. "No matter who you are or where you are on life's…read morejourney, you're welcome here." We've been members for 17 years and love Bethel!

I've attended Bethel for a couple of years now. I've had an awesome experience so far. With a gay…read morefamily member I wanted a church that was welcoming to the LGBTQO community. Bethel certainly is. I wanted a church that has an active social justice ministry. Bethel has an active Social Justice Committee with activities that include a food pantry, a weekly Sunday dinner for the homeless, ESL classes, and more. I wanted a minister whose sermons and classes moved me, taught me, and challenged me to be a better Christian. David Randall-Bodman, Bethel's senior pastor does this for me. I've found my church home at Bethel.

Stone Creek is a wonderful church led by a youthful Pastor (Cameron) and Worship team that along…read morewith a group of volunteers will make you and your family feel welcomed and appreciated. I have been to many larger churches over the years and am grateful for each but honestly like the intimate feel from a smaller church setting where my family and I feel more connected. I would not hesitate to recommend this caring, kind and unique church to all to learn more about what building your faith and following in Jesus can do for you . Find Hope and Faith at a local church that cares about you and your family of all ages. Come on, come all. Believe.

My family and I have been attending All Saints (now All Saints - Todos los Santos) for several…read moreyears. I love this church family and the new life we are starting as a bilingual and bicultural congregation. I have attended many churches in my life and this is only the second one (after the church I attended as a child) that I can truly call a home.

Lovely music with big choir accompanied by several musicians. Pastor's homily was direct &…read moreheartfelt. People very friendly.

We were so glad to find St. John Fisher parish for our wedding. This group of people is so…read morewelcoming and sweet. The sacrament coordinator, Maura, is the kindest person and she really made the entire process of Catholic marriage so fun and exciting (honestly, when we were first learning about the steps for a Catholic marriage we were a little intimidated). The Church is beautiful and open. They were flexible and recommended the musician who played at our wedding. (He was great!) They took care of sending in our marriage license and everything was just very smooth and easy. Fr. Richard was a joy to work with--we are so glad that he was the officiant for our wedding. His style is very positive and we loved this for our wedding celebration. How lucky we feel to have found this Church, it will remain as a special place for us.

Friendly people, gracious hosts for sacraments (baptisms, funerals, weddings, etc.) Small and…read morehomey, but not too small. 4 Masses, including Sunday evening, to accomodate my schedule.