I am a Deacon/Steward at Portland Family Peace Fellowship in West Linn. I attend AJC (Formerly…read moreWestside Jesus Church) whenever I can and also have volunteered to cook for the hospitality department. I get a lot out of the the "Pre-Service Prayer" at 8am. I love the committed folks there.

This church is filled with people who love Jesus and stand by it. From a newcomer like me, to the…read moreteens, to the young adults to the staff it is a Spirit filled church. You can follow the message online or in person And will get some good teaching.

We always enjoy attending mass here when we are up visiting our kids. Very welcoming parish. And…read morewe e joy Fr John's enthusiasm and his homilies. The music is great too.

The positives of the school are the small class sizes and the feeling that your child is being…read morenurtured. The bad? The students are repressed-they're so scared of disciplinary action against them that they are timid and withdrawn in the classroom, for fear of lunch detention, suspension, or expulsion. In our case, we experienced all three...can you imagine sending your child to a school that expels children on a regular basis?? It happens here. Every year. In the grade we were in, we knew of three children that were expelled in that year... When there are 40 kids in that grade, and three are expelled, that is a serious and crazy rate. It really hurts the kids, their self-esteem, to think that they're not worthy of being there. There is definitely racism, bias, and preferential treatment. If you do get into trouble, there is no room for talking through said things- they decide and that's it. As an aside, the uniforms are awfully ugly. The principal is extremely strict. If you like a school ruled by authoritarianism and emotion (vice principal's mode of action) then this is the school for your child.

This is home. I've attended several churches since becoming a follower of Jesus in 2004, but I keep…read morecoming back to SWBIBLE. It will always be home with unmatched teaching from Pastor Scott and solid biblical theology, if you want to know what the Bible teaches, and grow in your relationship with Christ, this is the place for you.

I've attended off and on for almost 20 years though not consistently and found the teachings to be…read moregood. My interest in the Word and what "thus saith the Lord" is most important to me. I've never felt as though I am a part of the congregation for whatever reason. What concerned me a little is there stance during the pandemic. I think they were opposed to wearing mask and that was strange to me. I plan to give them one more chance to "win" me over with their credibility in being a church that is firm in the Word of God, no fillers. My faith is everything to me and my desire is to grow in knowledge and wisdom. Looking forward to connecting in a womens bible study.

Contemporary church with great music and a pastor who is as authentic as they come.read more

Calvary Chapel Comunity Church is a great place to worship and fellowship, come and join us this…read moreSunday come by yourself or bring your family and friends. Blessing!

From the owner: Calvary Chapel Community Church is a non-denominational church located in the South…read moreBeaverton/Tigard area. In the summer of 2013, the Lord began to move upon the hearts of Pastor Samuel Wilson and Pastor Rich Jones from Calvary Chapel Hillsboro to plant a church in the Beaverton area. As they prayed and trusted the Lord, the vision for this new ministry was met with great faith. In May, 2014, the Beaverton Campus was officially launched at Southridge High School. In September 2016, the door was opened for us to move into our current facility on Nimbus Avenue. This opened door was an opportunity for us to have a place to call "home" and for the Lord to continue in the establishment of the church. As the church and ministry continued to grow, Calvary Chapel Community Church became an independent church under the leadership of Pastor Samuel Wilson in 2018. This set off the next season of ministry for Calvary Chapel Community Church.

As a long-time and very active member of WHUUF (since before the turn-of-the-century) I'm wondering…read morewhy I've never left a review ... or paid any attention to the ones I'm seeing now. Mostly I'm wondering why the 5-star rating from David L on 2/20/17 was "not recommended" and is not shown here. Maybe it's time to update. While Covid changed everything for all of us for way longer than we expected, I think it is safe to say that WHUUF IS BACK! I experience this vibrant community as even more dynamic and open-hearted than it was BC, as we work together, old-timers & newcomers alike, to cultivate the garden we have been so generously given. Have we had our "ups & downs"? Absolutely! Have we had growing pains? You betcha! We have been here for 60+ years standing on the shoulders of our founders, enjoying the shade from trees we did not plant and drinking from wells we did not dig. And for what's it's worth ... I believe we are more Alive & Well than ever.

This place was my spiritual home for many years. Over the years we have had our ups and downs. I…read moreraised my tow older sons here and the DRE was awesome and is still awesome. Recently though, the board decided to cut back the DRE, Director of Religious Education, hours to half time basically taking away from the families at "WHUUF"Also, the recent focus has gone away from creating and maintaining our precious community to fundraising and social justice as the most important things. The board of directors and community decided to purchase a $20,000 piano and increase the pay and insurance to the Administrator instead of funding the DRE position. It was our biggest fundraising year last year and yet we had to cut our DRE hours, and yet the Choir director gets her same pay and the Administrator gets twice as much money as before. The support for families has also shifted, children are told to be quiet and are asked to leave during the children's service, events are planned without childcare and without family considerations in mind. They had an Auction fundraising auction and they planned it during a weekend late in the year when many kids were having end of year parties and graduation ceremonies and it was a BBQ complete with a hot BBQ. I have a toddler and it just is too dangerous to be around stuff like that. Also, the members, especially families, were being pressured to donate and pledge and volunteer more. That pressure was very uncomfortable. It is so sad that we have to leave this place that I hold so dear to my heart. I had many great experiences here but the current people in charge and taking over have too much power and are ruining the place. So, sad. Pros: Woodsy Campus Art shows Parking lot close in to Portland and Beaverton Covenant of Right Relations (not being upheld by very influential newcomers who have taken over and for some reason making change in a very bad direction) New Minister and Board President may improve things UU philosophy... We, the member congregations of the Unitarian Universalist Association, covenant to affirm and promote: The Inherent worth and dignity of every person;[39] Justice, equity and compassion in human relations;[40] Acceptance of one another and encouragement to spiritual growth in our congregations;[41] A free and responsible search for truth and meaning;[42] The right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large;[43] The goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all;[44] Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are a part.[45] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalism

Services are each Sunday at 9am, 1130am, or 2pm. All are welcome. The first portion is an hour and…read morehas the entire congregation combined. Snacks and quiet activities for kids are allowed. We then break down by age for the second hour for our classes. Then the final hour the kids remain with their group and the adults separate by gender for the last lesson. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is an all inclusive family church, it is also know by the nicknames LDS or Mormon church.

There is no better place to be on a Sunday! The people are so friendly and welcoming. I really…read morecould feel Christ's love as I attended such an amazing service.

We started attending this church in Sept of 2024, when we heard they were starting an additional…read moreneeds program in their youth ministry department. We previously attended a very large church in Beaverton so this has been quite the change! Some of the big differences which are super nice are; they serve a lunch after the last service (they serve something after the first one too) and there is outdoor seating and a playground for the kids to play on after, they have a self serve coffee bar with flavored creamer, people wear name tags and the church members take time to get to know new people and they are super genuine! They also provide meals for low income families at the elementary school down the road and short them in many ways! It seems like they truly want to build community. The youth department is great so far. It's small, but growing! The volunteers are super nice and they are almost done creating a sensory room for their additional needs program. (It's super cool inside.) We are still learning about the church, but we do look forward to going each week!