Visited this church several times over the last few years. Every time they welcome me and remember…read moremeeting me even if it has been a year or so. This always strikes me as authentic as it seems they really are glad to see me. The pastors and staff are thoughtful and kind and they make me feel like part of the community even though I'm not a regular attender. Highly recommend checking this community out if you are searching.

This church is the perfect size, small enough to notice you, big enough to have programs and a…read morestrong pastor. Highly recommended.

Amazing place to check in, connect with interesting people, develop spiritual practice and learn…read morenew things. Sundays Meditation 09:00 Sundays Service 10:00 Sundays fellowship at 11:00 Plus lots of special events and classes And, great event space for corporates & nonprofits (See: Parkview)

Beautiful space with a gorgeous community area and library. My friend had a birthday celebration…read morethere today and I loved the peaceful and joyful atmosphere.

I you want to seek God rather than "religion" this is the place where others will stand with and…read morehelp in whatever way they can. Everyone there is human and it's not perfect. The focus is on knowing and following Jesus and helping each other on the way. The leadership is solid and pastor Judah is as real as they get not a perfect man but a Godly one.

It doesn't seem they have an actual building or in person services in Washington. We were hoping to…read morego to church, but I think it's only online.

This review is for the yoga sessions on Mondays at 6:30 PM and the Yoga + Sound Bath they do every…read morethird Monday of the month. It's such a great program, and its donation-based--pay what you can. Just make sure to get there early if you want a good spot ( like at 6pm when the doors open) Trust me, you'll want to be up front or in the center, because being on the sides can make it a little tricky to hear the instructor. The yoga itself leans more towards a Hatha style, which is perfect for all levels. The instructor for the last Yoga + Sound Bath was amazing, and there's something so peaceful and relaxing about practicing yoga here, especially after one of *those* Mondays. The sound bath just takes it to a whole other level of zen. They have mats and blocks available, but it gets pretty packed, so bringing your own is a smart move. If you're looking to unwind, reset, and leave all that Monday madness behind, this is definitely the place to be!

I am reviewing this as a musical venue and not a religious venue. But as a musical venue, this…read moreplace is spectacular ! The seats are not the comfiest, but the acoustics and light through the drain glass make up for it!

As part of our Jubilee 2025, we're nearby Algona doing my event, we wanted to visit St. James…read moreCathedral in Seattle. Today is also my mother's memorial, and what a fitting to attend church, the same St. James where I used to attend in my childhood years. I thought it was a beautiful church, the minute I entered. The usher who helped me find more candles, so I can light one in my mom's memorial was very helpful. We were able to park at the school parking lot, across the street. They have several clean restrooms! I took many photos and videos! I'd like to come back!

It was a few years ago when we were by St. James Cathedral and the peek we did was just that a…read morepeek. There was about to be a service held here and so we decided not to go in but we were intrigued and wanted to look around in the inside, admire tge architecture and art. This December we finally got the opportunity to return as a Medieval Women's Choir was performing here. Steve was eager to go and so we seized that opportunity and went to take a look inside and to enjoy the choir. The choir was very enjoyable and lasted about an hour so it wasn't too lengthy. The Cathedral was beautiful also. But on a comparative aspect is a bit more plain to the last Catholic venues I visited which was in Santa Fe, New Mexico. But despite that it is a beautiful place and should the opportunity arise one should go in to admire the architecture for those that aren't Catholic or particularly religious.

New Life Church is a great church that caters to a diverse group of people here in the Pacific…read moreNorthwest.

I've reached out to 4 different small groups to get involved and haven't heard back from any. I…read morealso reached out again for counseling and haven't heard back. This church isn't offering a solid support system and if you are seeking community and a solid church support, I wouldn't recommend this one.

Wonderful Bible based community, very diverse, and friendly. I have found my church home here.read more

I have been a member of the church since 2001, when I moved to Seattle with my family. Only 18…read moremonths after moving to Seattle, my youngest daughter, who was 3 at the time, was diagnosed with leukemia. The next 2 years the congregation gathered around and supported our family with meals, house cleaning, babysitting, and support. People who knew we were new to Seattle were amazed at the support we had. If you are looking for a family you will find it at the Seattle Church of Christ.

A fantastic community church located in the Greenlake area. For how large this church is- the staff…read moreis very proactive at making sure they talk to as many attendees as possible and are available should you need help. The leadership of this church clearly cares about those who attend and helping them beyond any other motive. The church is modern, clean and has a variety of ways to become involved. Parking can be tough here- but that is because of the location of the church. The church does offer a shuttle from a parking lot and area colleges (for students) and is continuing to add services to help with growth numbers. Highly recommend Bethany Church.

Ihave had several opportunities to interact with this church's staff. Also to use their facilities…read morefor meetings. I am so impressed and inspired by their actions, their projects and their thoughtfulness I may attend their services soon.

Overall our first visit was pretty good. Message was good. I'm used to more references to scripture…read moreso you know where in the Bible what they are speaking about is in scripture. Note: it's non-denominational if you're wondering. Worship was a bit loud when we first started but they adjusted it for closing songs. People were super friendly. Many came up to us and greeted and introduced themselves (&they weren't designated greeters). They introduced us to their families and others in church. They invited us to the upcoming 4th of July event (which we went to). And overall were cheerful kind and friendly. Honestly MORE people IN churches should be like this. What I mean is if you don't know someone or see someone new go out of your way to say hi and welcome them. It's not just the job of the greeters and staff. The church is predominately Russian, ukranian church body. A little diversity. They have an English service at 10am and Russian at 1230. People gather in the lobby chatting or grabbing a cup of coffee at their coffee bar in between services. Nice to see that sense of community. We'll go back again to continue getting a feel for if it's our home church.

I love this Church! Being going here for couple years now…read more What attracted me to this place is you can Actually feel Presence of God. People are really friendly, worship is amazing, as well as preaching is really good!

This church has the most down to earth senior pastor. His messages are engaging, conversational,…read moreeasy to hear, and no corny floof. Their young adult ministry is the most welcoming group I have ever experienced. I don't feel awkward here but wanted. They treat me like family, not like an outsider or a newcomer. I love Seattle Community Church and will make a visit every time I'm in Seattle.

Seattle Community Church is a great Church. Every time I visit Seattle, I visit this Church. It is…read morea multi-ethnic community that has a family feel to it. The demographics of the Church ranges from babies to senior citizens, but it has lots of young families and students.