Daily Mass is offered at 12:30 PM. You will love this sacred place. The chapel was designed by…read morearchitect Steven Holl. The architect designed the space in collaboration with the Jesuit community and focused on St. Ignatius belief that life is comprised of consolations and desolations (light and darkness). Throughout the day the chapel will glow in different colors. It's hard to explain this in words. You should visit and pray in the chapel to understand this.

The architecture at this church is beautiful and simple. My cousin who is an alumna from here would…read moreoften tell me stories about her time in the chapel here. I love attending the student mass on Sundays at 9pm while school is in regular session. It is a great way to center yourself before bed. The student choir is extremely talented and the staff is friendly. Coming to mass here is nostalgic and reminds me of my own college days. There is definitely something special and magical about this chapel and the feeling is much better than that at the Cathedral.

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.

This is the friendliest most awesome spirit filled church ever. It is fun as well as informative…read more The people are genuine and compassionate. Their worship music is amazing. Good place to come for a life changing event.

We have been members of Meadowbrook Church for four years now. I have to say, it is the most…read morewelcoming and friendly of congregations, truly like "coming home"! Although it's small (100 in attendance on Sundays), it is mighty for God in its local missions (Avondale Park), global missions (many), and to kids and youth. (We've had kids in the youth group for over four years, and they love the sense of community.) Sound preaching straight from the Bible and sound Christian doctrine. Truly our home.

Meadowbrook Church has read the directions and got it right . It has taken many years of…read moreadjustments but being a part of the church is what I always wanted church to be and was not. The pastors share the responsibilities and if the people allow themselves to be connected in a special way Meadowbrook happens. Try it you will like it even if you are not religious. R.H.

http://seattlechurches.blogspot.com…read more Overall: 3.5/5 Stars (Definitely worth a visit) Place: 4.5 (Clean and crisp. Great paint, lighting, and location) People: 4.0 (Warm, friendly, seem happy and joyful.) Praise: 2.0 (I hope I caught them on bad day) Preaching: 3.0 (Excellent delivery, a little light on depth.) Stats Name: Generation Church Address: 1707 NE 50th St, Seattle WA 98105 Lead Pastor: Judah Smith Web: www.generationchurch.org Attendance: 300-350 Typical Age: 16-24 Ethnicity: 80-85% white, some asians and blacks. Music Style: Modern Praise Economic Status: Middle to upper middle class Theology: Charismatic (not hyper and not mild) There's nothing like driving into the heart of the city of Seattle. It is a beautiful sight to see. I left my bible study early last night to engage upon my first church review visit. I had decided earlier that I wanted to go to Generation Church because of what I had heard previously from friends who've attended there. So in anticipation and excited I headed out at 8:20pm from Renton to drive into the heart of Seattle to hopefully see Pastor Judah preach at the 9pm service in the U-District. As I drove up I-5 I looked up at the sparkling towers of the Seattle skyline in awe and appreciation as I typically do when I go by downtown. My heart is definitely for this city. Oh how I pray that all those people in the high places of downtown would bow before the Lord Jesus Christ and worship him in spirit and truth! Minutes after passing downtown Seattle I near the exit for the University of Washington on 45th street. Heading north on I-5, the view to the right is of the entire UW campus sprawled out in all it's glory. Being a UW alum, this brings back many fond memories. I arrived at the Kane Hall parking lot at around 8:40pm. I drove up to the parking attendant and asked if the parking was free. She replied that parking was free at 9pm but that I could park and wait until 8:50 and I'd be okay. After I parked I began to feel excited and nervous at the same time. I was looking forward to this and yet, there is this fear that I have of meeting new people. So I prayed to God that he might take that fear away. I got out of the car but there was no strong sense that anything churchy was going on. I saw a few parked cars with young asian women likely waiting until it was 9pm for the parking to be free. Perhaps they were there for church as well. I briskly marched off in the direction I thought the exit was from the underground garage. Upon finding the stairs, I bolted up to the ground level of Red Square. Looking across at Kane Hall, it looked pretty dead. It seemed as there wasn't any church going on at all! I mosied on over to Kane and walked around for a minute until I was satisfied that my suspicions were confirmed. They must have cancelled the service! I walked around campus for a bit until I found a computer lab that had internet access. I googled up generation church to check the location again to see if I got it right. I got it wrong. Apparently the sight mentioned Kane Hall only to point people to the garage with free parking. The actual service was held several blocks away. At this point it was about 9:15, so I hustled over the correct location not wanting to miss any of the worship music. As I arrived, being late, I didn't have too much time to survey the exterior of the building, but I definitely sensed that church was going. The building as far as I could tell was squarish with a flat roof. It looked a bit churchy as it does have stained glass windows. As I walked up the steps to the entrance I was greeted warmly by the team of greeters outside the door. As I entered in, there was a lady standing behind a couple of tables with various books and materials laid out. She also greeted me and asked me a couple questions. I proceeded to following the music coming from my left into the back of the sanctuary where I was again greeted warmly by the ushers. I looked out into the audience and saw 300 to 350 or so mostly young, white, good-looking, and likely well-to-do persons. I'd say the bulk of the people fell in the age range from 16 to 24. The finish of the sanctuary was done very well. The style is greco-roman, with fresh greenish paint on the walls highlighted by crisp white molding and trim. In the front they've got a decent-sized stage with four flat-screens up front, two smaller ones towards the middle and two larger ones to the left and right of those. The stage was well lit with a bank of stage lights overhead and also from the side walls. Lining the top of the walls were some more lights that creating a "glow effect" toward the top of the walls that appeared to change colors... To see the rest, visit blog: http://seattlechurches.blogspot.com

Really awesome church for college students. There are Students from colleges all over the area…read more Always new people and the pastor is a great preacher.

Full disclosure, I'm a member here. I chose to be a member for a few reasons:…read more 1. The Pastor (Matt Farinela) teaches the Bible as it comes. No picking and choosing, no jumping around to fit an agenda, just good expository preaching. 2. Matt does a good job trying to take the Bible in context and not apply his own thoughts and feelings where they don't fit or aren't appropriate. He does this purposely and prayerfully. 3. The members endeavor to be a family for each other, and try to fellowship often (this has been difficult during COVID). The past 9 months have been very challenging for all churches with COVID, but Foundation meets in a gymnasium in a currently unoccupied building. 100 or more people can comfortably attend without hitting 25% capacity, and social distancing is abundant and easy to observe. Ultimately, I personally want you to put your faith in Jesus Christ. If God has planted you in another church, try to grow where you're planted. But if you want to hear the Gospel, be changed and grow, come here. It'll resonate in eternity.

Great Biblical preaching and teaching in all the services. Pastor Matt preaches verse-by-verse to…read moreget us God's Word in the correct context. I have never felt like just a number in this church; this feels like a church family. There is a true sense of community and belonging. My kids have been loved and supported and valued as members of the church, not just tolerated or babysat.

Ive been a member Cottage Lake Presbyterian, since October 2010, Happily and faith full, worked…read morewith the children, 7 years for Vacation Bible Camp, a Deacon since 2012 amazing congregation!!!,!!!!

Are you hurting? Are your efforts never good enough? Is your past (and present) a devastation…read morekeeping you down? Is everything just...wrong? Please come this Sunday at 10am (directly behind Subway) and hear about grace and a new life. It is not about our effort and good deeds (our effort will never be good enough). It is about what God has done for us! Grace! The bad in our past can be forgotten and forgiven (no matter how bad....really!). Amazing Grace!