I joined this church in 2019 and really love this community of people. They are welcoming and…read morecaring. The Sunday services have wonderful music and thoughtful sermons. I also recommend taking a look at the beautiful and lovingly tended gardens on the property! I highly recommend Shoreline UU Church!

Love this place! Welcomes and supports my atheism & hubby's pagan beliefs without judgement, while…read moremaintaining all the benefits of fellowship and community!

We first became aware of Shoreline Full Gospel Fellowship after hearing about their healing…read moreservices which occur in the evening on the first Sunday each month. Cautious, we viewed Pastor Tom Loud's videos on YouTube as he and others from the church go around the community sharing prayers with passersby in the most amazing way you can imagine. Don't let the term "Pentecostal" or "healing" shade any preconceptions you may have about those labels. If you are looking for a place where the Bible is shared accurately and with balance. This is it. Tom and staff here are very serious about carefully and accurately studying God's Word. This church's approach to walking in faith is humble and friendly, without the trappings you may identify with a church that believes the Lord loves us all, no matter what, and wishes us all health and happiness. My wife went up for prayer as she was experiencing many pains in her joints. A church member prayed for her and she immediately felt God's love heal her! As a great surprise, my older daughter suddenly chose to go up and be prayed for. In the car, on the way home, she explained to us that she had ACCEPTED JESUS as her Lord and Saviour! I feel the reason this church grows on you so much is that there is no pretention, no religiosity and a whole lot of love. We came from a large "mega church" where one can hide, not really ever plugging in or having closer relationships with church members and visitors. In a small, community church like this one, they make it very easy to fit in, be un-judged and just accepted for who you are. It's easy to make friends here.

My name is Paul Timo. I was born in Seattle and as of this writing I am sixty-six years old. I do…read morenot consider myself to be a Christian, nor one who says "God" or "Jesus" out loud. I have suffered from intense anxiety for my entire life. I believe I was born with it. In 1992 I became bipolar. A great combination, let me tell you. The bipolar made for not wanting to do anything, having poor judgment, being depressed, lazy, being "out of whack" ( if that is how you spell it!). I had seen the sign telling of the healing ceremony every first Sunday of each month. I had always thought to go and finally did on July 7th, 2019. The results were unbelievably wonderful! First, they played music, then pairs of people were situated up front who would share their "gifts" with the people who wanted to go up to be with them. I had a couple with whom I told of my life long anxiety, bipolar and also of my glaucoma. Like I said the next couple of days and beyond I was going to bed at 9pm, and getting up at 4am, going for four mile fast walks, being able to be relaxed and greet the day, no fretting, no laying around feeling depressed at all. I am so excited about everything that I am finding it hard to believe it could have happened. And, I'm not even a Christian!! I never before was able to relax. Before this, I had been staying up late, watching movies, sometimes until 4am or later, feeding my face with sugar, and waking up in mid-afternoon sometimes. And regarding my glaucoma, I will have two more opportunities to go for this church's healing service before I see my doctor in September. Maybe it is healed already!

To be honest, I have not physically been in that many Korean churches so not much to compare this…read morechurch to, but upon your entrance it feels pleasant, clean, and welcoming. I came here for my friends' wedding yesterday but have been here for the Sunday morning service multiple times. I don't know how else to describe the churchgoers and/or volunteers here aside from the fact that they are just GOOD people: always smiling, willing to help, and do not mind if you are not Korean. During the service, assuming someone knows a non-Korean speaker will be present (because the service is entirely in Korean), you will be provided with a earpiece where you can hear a bilingual interpreter (a volunteer) interpret the sermon into English for you real-time. Pretty cool. After the morning service (at least on Sundays), everyone heads over down the hallway to the cafeteria for the Sunday lunch. The cafeteria is somewhat big and can probably fit a couple of hundred people, meaning it can be used as a venue for other events. As mentioned previously, the church is very clean, which is a relief for the germophobes out there (I may or may not be one of them). The location is off the highway in Lynnwood, and there is a nice, little parking lot for your vehicle.

I've been attending here with my family for over 10 years. The people are friendly. Music is good…read more The sermons are always on point. My favorite part of the building is the elementary and tween area upstairs. It's a big, fun space where children can learn about God and have a good time.

I have been attending for 10 years now. I run sound and lights for the church. The kids program is…read morevery fun. The youth group is grades 7th-12th. We meet every Sunday at 10:30 and on Wednesday at 6:00 upstairs in the youth room. Worship services are 9:00am and 10:30am Sunday mornings. For more information go to www.auroracommunity.org.

This is a great church with a family feel. It's easy to join a group or get involved if you're…read morelooking to connect with people and build community. The pastors are great people!

This congregation is awesome. The Sunday services are inspiring. The members are most supportive…read more The church provides outstanding activities for Shoreline and other nearby towns.

Happy, holy, wholesome things occurred in this church. They have the most delectable, refreshing,…read morethirst-quenching water to have ever graced my mouth in my 52 years of life. I highly recommend coming here with your family

My wife and I started attending St Dunstan's in 2017. Absolutely lovely church and lovely people…read more The rector is engaging and provides great spiritual leadership that both comforts and challenges the parishioners. The worship service features a spectacular new pipe organ, as well as occasional guest musicians. It describes itself as the church that feeds people, and it truly does, both spiritually and physically. Prior to the pandemic, it hosted a free dinner for anyone in need every Tuesday. Now in pandemic times, it still prepares hundreds of meals every Tuesday that are taken to area homeless shelters. In addition, they host a rotating tent city encampment for four months each year. An exceptional place with exceptional people.

My husband and I have been coming to Network Christian Ministries since we were a young couple…read more Now we have teenagers and continue to come as a family. Network is not just a church for us but a family. This is a place where everyone grow in Christ together as kids, teenagers, young adults and young at heart.

Visited three times as I'm new to the area and searching for a new church. Would not return, found…read morethe services dull and uninspiring, especially the music needs improvement. People not friendly to new visitors, barely a nod in my direction. One encounter with staff, Michelle, didn't care for her seemingly lack of interest in what I was saying, just don't get any warm, compassionate, Christian attitude from this place. Moving on.

"Bethany North" is a satellite church of Bethany Community Church near Greenlake in Seattle. Like…read moremany other mega churches, Bethany has decided to branch out in other neighborhoods. So far they've added a satellite in West Seattle, and this one, in Shoreline, at the Spartan Center. Bethany North has its own pastor, but it mostly broadcasts sermons/messages from the Senior Pastor, Richard Dahlstrom, from the main (Green Lake) campus. Occasionally the on-site campus pastor will speak, or one of the other pastors from the Green Lake campus. Having some of the same sermons from the main church is about the extent of the similarity. The Green Lake campus is really big, with multiple services, lots of college kids, and you can often get lost in the crowd. Whereas Bethany North (Shoreline) is much more intimate and there's just one Sunday morning service. There are a couple hundred people who attend, which really allows you to get to meet other people. That's a huge emphasis of this particular church - they really want there to be a sense of community among its attendees - and I think they've nailed that. There are a TON of little kids - so a lot of families from the area. But I think singles and empty nesters will like it too. Everyone is really welcoming and friendly. It's very casual in nature (Seattle style :)) so I don't feel like I have to get super dressed up to go, or sport the latest tat to fit in with the crowd. The music is contemporary but not a heavy emphasis on super loud music, screechy guitars, or drums. Plus - they have muffins! And great coffee! And most importantly, they care that you're there and make an effort to get to know you.