I don't see this as a business but yes I recommend this church! It's full of beautiful loving…read morepeople!

Church + the occasional popcorn? Count me in. My wife and I started coming to ENC this year and we…read morelove it. We first came because we live right in the apartments outside the theater, but are now regular attenders because it feels like home. It's a great community of people and Pastor Perry is an amazing pastor and leader. He talks about very relatable and current topics, touching on things we all struggle with in today's world with words of encouragement and emphasizing who God is and His love for all. ENC has churches around the globe, but they maintain an intimate and family-like setting. It is so inspiring to also see the good they are doing around the world - including the women's shelter that they built in Nepal.

I love this church. Before coming to Open Home about a year and a half ago, I had tried many…read morechurches in Seattle and never really felt a strong connection or belonging at any of them. Sitting in rows listening to one person talk for 40 minutes and singing a few worship songs did not feel exciting or life-giving. Coming to Open Home, I experienced church in a whole new way and, I believe, the way God intended - as a community, not an event. The people at Open Home are truly open and accepting of everyone and know how to have fun. If you are looking for authentic community, want to grow in your relationship with God and other believers, or just interested in (or skeptical of) Jesus and the Christian faith, come join us on a Sunday. Don't come expecting a polished service with a big worship band, fancy lighting, lyrics on a screen, and a preacher talking at you. Come expecting thought-provoking conversation (that you can choose to participate in or not), welcoming people who hate the "Seattle Freeze," and some pretty tasty food!

My wife and I have been attending Open Home Church for three years, and have found the community…read morethere incredibly valuable and encouraging. The not-your-typical-church structure means friendships form quickly, so you'll have a group of people supporting and encouraging you to live out the message of Christ everyday, not just on Sunday from 5-7pm. Oh, and dinner is provided after service- a big plus in my book :).

The most active and alive church I've ever seen, thank you Pursuit seattle!!! If you want to…read moreexperience the presence of God, visit this church.

Awesome church and pastors. Great spirit, messages, services etc. God bless. Go check out and see…read moreonline or in person.

You know, it's funny, hearing about various "poltergeists", odd occurrences, and such around…read moreSeattle. I could relay some crazy events about the YMCA in Seattle's University District. But first this one about my church. I don't believe in poltergeists or "ghosts". We (the living) cannot communicate with, or see the deceased, nor can the deceased see or communicate with the living. However, I am an observant Protestant, and I do believe that Satan does exist (called "Lucifer" in the Hebrew Bible...he was the fallen angel of light). I don't know what others believe or practice, but I stay away from Satan. Although most of what you read about in books or see in movies regarding Satan are strictly Hollywood, he does exist. Although I haven't been to services in four years, I am still a member of Seattle First Baptist Church. The SFBC sanctuary is over 100 years old, and there are various entrances and exits, some of which I didn't know about until I had been there a number of years. And also various apartments, including one for a live-in sexton. The entire facility houses not just a sanctuary, but also offices, a full-size gymnasium, a bowling alley (really!), four kitchens, a daycare, a baptismal, and innumerable restrooms. There is even a former minister buried in a wall (I kid you not!). The lower level of the sanctuary has the fellowship hall and a chapel. And if you go into the hallway behind the fellowship hall (where the chairs and tables are stored), there is a hidden door with hand-painted woodgrain so that it matches the surrounding wall. There is no doorknob, but it can be opened with an Allen wrench. It is supposed to open to a different staircase (no, not the one to the sexton's apartment). This staircase is rickety but straight and crudely fit into the stairwell. At the top is an unknown round tower, which allegedly was an early cistern, although why a cistern was built to catch rainwater in Seattle is beyond me. The following is from an old police report. In 1937, A 16-year-old Lincoln High School sophomore was instantly killed and her 17-year-old male companion, a junior at the school, seriously burned, apparently victims of a bolt of lightning during a severe electrical storm that night. Police identified the dead girl as Peggy Ann Le Mat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Le Mat of Wallingford. The injured boy is Ronald Auberge, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Auberge, also of Wallingford. Ronald Auberge was listed in fair condition this morning at Sisters of Providence Hospital where he is receiving treatment for burns. Police found the Auberge boy lying at the foot of the stairs. He had been burned on his chest and face. The Le Mat girl was found nine steps up the tower dead. She had been burned extensively on the face and chest area, police said. "The best we can tell is sometime around 7:30 there was a bad lightning storm here and apparently a bolt of lightning hit the tower. A ball of fire may have hit at the door and rolled up the stairs. They were no doubt on their way down and she was in front and got the full force," police said. Police said the tower is made of stone. There is a metal gate on the front. Apparently the couple was out driving, decided to visit the observation tower and were caught in the storm. Police said they were not sure of all the details because the boy had not been able to remember exactly what happened. "The boy was pretty incoherent. He didn't know anything. He thought he had gone home," police said. The County coroner's office said this morning that it had not yet ruled on the cause of death. However, Police said it no doubt would be ruled accidental death by lightning. The door to the tower was hidden shortly after, and no one has been up there since because the outline of Peggy and Ronald were etched into the tower's brick by the lightning.

Beautiful church and welcoming congregation. In that regard, better than most in the…read morearea...BUT...the pastor(s)....are something else! Almost every single Sunday, they manage to weave something political into the services, prayers and sermons, that has nothing whatsoever to do with Christianity or the faith. It was annoying when one of them started referring to God as SHE...irritating when someone else changed the words to a prayer at Christmas to reflect how minimized and abused women have (always) been...but it is completely maddening that EACH AND EVERY WEEK...they ask their congregation to pray for Palestine, pray for Ukraine, pray for LGBTQ, pray for migrants, pray for minimized individuals....blablablababla. What about Israel, Russia, the straight people, legal citizens....this church doesn't care about THEM? Heck no! They apparently don't deserve our sympathy and our prayers. Since when is it OK to politicize THE CHURCH? Shame on them. The twenty-somethings standing up there at the alter seem to be totally unaware that they are mostly preaching to gray heads in the pews....there's a reason for that...and even those are declining in number! Somebody walked out today in the midst of all this. Good for them!

Calvary Christian Assembly is all about one thing: Jesus. Whether it's through feeding, clothing,…read morehousing, hospitalizing, employing, educating, encouraging or equipping, HELPING PEOPLE FIND AND FOLLOW JESUS is the heartbeat and sole mission of Calvary. This church is all about passionate prayer and worship, encouraging Bible teaching and generous community outreach. Calvary is open on Sundays and all are welcome! Bring a friend or family member with you to the next Service. 10:30AM every Sunday. Hope starts here!

Seattle NEEDS MORE OF THIS!! Thank you for the reminder CCA!!! Seattle is one of the most…read moreunchurched states in the US- so it nice to see a church put a very large signs to announce Jesus' love for all of us!! It gets a ton of exposure because the church is next to I-5!!! Way to go CCA!!!

Inclusive and supportive Jewish community with strong Tikkun Olam efforts - make sure you download…read moretheir app or n your favorite app store!

An incredibly welcoming and intellectual congregation, whether you were raised in a Jewish…read morehousehold or have never attended synagogue. I was extremely skeptical of a "meditative synagogue," since I'm well-aware of the celebrity pseudo-Kabbalah "Kabbalah Center" trend. But this congregation is uplifting, mystical, and genuine. It truly embodies the mystic Jewish tradition without new age weirdness. There are no gimmicks. At so many other services, you don't feel like you're really digesting the Torah portion. Here, guided meditation forces you to think about the deeper implications of the text and its applications. And, as a person who has never successfully meditated before, I was able to meditate on the Torah passage with great success and find it more relevant than ever before. Converts, potential converts, and non-Jewish alike will also find a welcoming home here - none of that "cold shoulder" nonsense here, but genuine curiosity and acceptance.

My church has been dealing and struggling with the ZOOM online church services during 2020-2021- ?…read moreWe have Krista, a Great Pastor , many loyal God Fearing and Nice people in the Congregation. We have a Great Kids church and activities. We have had mission trips to Guatemala and Trinidad. Also an annual deep sea fishing trip to Ilwauko, and host the Boy Scouts and AA organizations.

Cute church of the Lutheran variety. Go Lutes!read more

I started going to this church in 4th grade and happened to arrive on a Soup and Bread Sunday (Soup…read moreand bread after the service for donations). I used to attend very frequently but not as much anymore because of my work hours. They have two different services, a traditional service and a more contemporary service later in the morning.