I love the warmth and community that they offer. As with any church that has human beings in their…read morecongregatration things can happen that impacts the church. It is how the leadership responds that is critical. I find this church to teach from the bible and is loving, caring and following Jesus

Went to the Sunday evening event which was focused on worship, very enjoyable. Will return for…read morethis activity regularly.

Pastor Tim is firmly grounded in God's Word, clearly loves Jesus, and leads with the blessing of…read morethe Spirit. You are convicted and through growth and renewal are closer to the Lord. This is a place that newcomers visit and then stay.

A place for people of all ages and ethnic backgrounds. The priest is welcoming of everyone and is…read moreas patient as he is kind.

sanctuary is supposed to be a place of worship which is a holy place. When over 1/2 the…read morecongregation has a coffee cup in the sanctuary that's an ultimate form of disrespect to the Almighty One!! The whole place smelled like coffee. At each entry there was 4 coffee pots as well as 8 coffee pots inside the sanctuary. Not to mention there is an espresso machine in the main foyer as well . If you can't live without caffeine that's called an addiction. Hard to listen/respect a pastor who is sitting down and leaning on the podium while reading the Bible. My family left 30 mins into service considering the lack of respect surrounding us. Been going to church my entire life and this place needs to actually read the word of God and what it means to show respect, honor, reverence to the house of God!! WAYS WE SHOULD RESPECT THE HOUSE OF GOD There is an old saying that says, "Don't tell me you love me, but show me that you love me." God doesn't just want us to tell Him that we love Him but God wants us to show Him that we love Him. God doesn't just want lip service but life service. (I. John 3:18), "My little children, let us not love in word, neither in tongue; but in deed and in truth." How do we show respect for the house of God? By observing proper church etiquette. Etiquette is the customary rules for good manners, conduct, or behavior in a polite society. Church etiquette is the customary rules for conduct and behavior in the house of God. Etiquette is a word that we use to describe people who behave well at all times and in all places and treat others with respect. Etiquette in the church shows a reverence for God's presence, a concern for the feelings and well-being of fellow-believers, and others who are in attendance. We should honor the CHURCH BUILDING. Food or beverages should never be brought into the sanctuary and should only be used in the places designated as a way to honor God. We should treat God's property with respect. Do not write in the song books or use them to dispose of gum. The song book racks are not to be used to dispose of trash. WITNESS OF RESPECTING THE HOUSE OF GOD (Hebrews 11:1), "...faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." Believers who faithfully attend the house of God and observe proper church etiquette witness (give evidence and proof) of their respect for God, Word of God, and the House of God. Firstly, they give witness of their LOVE FOR THE SAVIOR (Ephesians 5:25c-27), "...Christ also loved the church, and gave himself for it; That he might sanctify it with the washing of water by the word, That he might present it to himself a glorious church not having spot or wrinkle, or any such thing; but that it should be holy and without blemish." Secondly, they give witness of their LOYALTY TO THE SAINTS (I. Corinthians 12:12, 26), "For as the body is one and hath many members, and all members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. And whether one member suffer, all the members suffer with it; or one member be honoured, all the members rejoice with it." Thirdly, they give witness of their LIGHT BEFORE THE SINNERS (Matthew 5:16), "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." We need to respect -"to regard with honor; to have a high opinion of; to place a great value upon the house of God." If the house of God is not important to us who are saved and if practicing proper church etiquette is not important to us who are saved, it dishonors God and it is not going to be important to our children or to the lost community around us.

This church goes above and beyond to preach the word of God as it was intended to be taught. All…read morethe pastors and staff are caring loving people. The people who attend are genuine and friendly. The church does not hound you about giving. They have a beautiful campus and NO debt. If you are a young family or in your retired years check them out . They have something for EVERY AGE. They are very active in the community.

This is the church that is the standard to which I compare all others…read more My mother first took my siblings and I to Cascade when I was in 7th grade. Middle school and high school were difficult times, and there were definite cliques within the youth group. However, I had an amazing youth pastor named Aaron Day. He genuinely cared about us, and went out of his way to make sure we were doing alright. The senior pastor, Nate, is an excellent pastor. While he may seem distant, he does know his congregation. I no longer attend Cascade regularly, just due to the distance. However, I highly recommend it if you live close to Monroe. I honestly do not know where I would be spiritually if I hadn't gone to Cascade, as they taught me what it looks like to be a christian and it was there that I found my faith.

Love this church. Biblical teaching, loving community, and great worship! I really feel cared for…read moreand love how generous Cascade is to the surrounding community!

A very beautiful church with very nice people and a very spiritual experience. They value their…read moretraditions and hold firm to traditional Christian morals. Father David is a nice man with much wisdom and charisma.

Beautiful Orthodox church. If you are looking for the ancient church, it's alive and well here…read more Great parish. Orthodoxy with out the cultural center feel found in some Greek or Russian churches. Most of the parishioners are English speaking Americans. Women can wear pants and do not need to cover their hair unless they are moved to do so. There are a few pews but most of the parishioners stand. If you are interested in seeking a fuller liturgical experience come on Sunday. After liturgy we have a coffee hour and usually a lunch down stairs. All are welcome.

I'm not a church goer. My mother was a devout Lutheran. When she died, I was unable to get any…read moreof the Stanwood Lutheran churches to conduct a memorial service for her (I even tried to line this up before her death). This church was very accomodating, and the minister gave a nice chat without pretending he knew my mom. Very much appreciated.

If you really want to experience what it is to know Gods love and compassion, you need to visit…read more Once you step in the door it is as if you are home.

Friendly people, with a family atmosphere. They serve their community and love Jesus.read more