**New address is: 21830 NW Cherry Ln, Hillsboro, OR 97124…read more A super friendly and welcoming community! They are passionate about the Lord and use their strengths to help bring him out into the community. They have worked hard to spread the Resolution Kindness program around the Hillsboro/Beaverton area.

A welcoming, community focused church with a focus on Biblical teaching and midweek gatherings…read more There's a place for everyone to connect!

Great people and firm belief in Jesus as Lord. Nice balance of prayer, worship and Scripture…read moreteaching

Sorry the guy from San Francisco had a sad experience -- my family has been attending St Barnabas…read morefor 20 years and continue to be active members. Yes, we've seen changes, but the friendly, welcoming, accepting atmosphere hasn't changed. If you want a church that challenges you to grow spiritually and draws you to act on your Christian values, this is the place,. There are multiple ways to get involved - education, service, feeding the hungry in the community (monthly free meals, vegetable garden, support for Neighborhood House food box program). We can also use people who can mow the lawn, wash dishes, trim the shrubs and all of those other things that go along with tending the Lord's house. Services are at 8 and 10am on Sundays, and there is a Healing service Thursday mornings. Call the church for more info - 503-246-1949.

My family was one of the very early members of this church, well before the present church building…read morewas completed in 1955. I was pianist/organist at many services from 1950-1962. The current organ in the church was installed in 1961 (not 1956) and has had additional pipework added to the original organ.

They welcomed me to come no matter what denomination I was. After a bad experience at another…read morechurch it really made me feel good. Wondering if they still have the 7 pm service on Wed.?

I've Ben attending services with this congregation for almost 30-years. My husband & I joined the…read morechurch in 2007, although we had been attending since 1997, as our occupational schedule allowed. Since my husband passed on, this congregation has been very supportive. I will be attending a Grief Share course in September 2023. I'm looking forward to this class!

Do not judge a book by its cover. The church is older, and they are building a new one, but St…read more Alexander´s is a great Catholic Church community. How do you know? You look at the happiness of the people. I went to a Spanish mass at 3pm, to where there were disabled children and adults were welcomed with bells and open arms. The pastor speaks Spanish, though he is not native, but he speaks with a sensibility that shows that he knows his people. The people respond very well to him. After mass, you can see him mingling with the congregation, which stick around to be with him. To have this unique kind of mass seems to show that they are meeting the needs of those around them. I will be happy going back to this church in the future, even when it is 30 minutes away from where I live.

We've attended Sherwood Presbyterian Church for the last 20 months. Their motto is a "safe place…read moreto grow in faith" and we've seen that to be true. Active in their local area through a community garden, sound biblical teaching, contemporary worship, small groups, youth, and such. At this writing, there are about 150 folks who attend regularly. Centered in the 'heart' of Sherwood.

Easter service was the best message in many years. It was presented in away that all could und see…read morestand. Thank you Pastor Mike

Countryside is a very welcoming loving church with a team of pastors that rotate giving Gospel…read morecentered messages each week. The worship is beautiful and spirit led, full of praise and love for Jesus. Come as you are and be blessed!

If you have questions, Father Michael has THE Answer, and man, he is right. It's refreshing to…read morehear someone who isn't afraid to speak his mind. The parish sausage fest in November helps the school kids. Tradition, history, culture and beauty is what you find here. My opinion is biased. If you come here, sit toward the front, there is lots of room for families and friends. Enjoy.

You think I am getting to review a church don't you, well, you're wrong. It is for the Verboort…read moreSausage feed. Held the first Saturday of November for the last 77 years and still going strong. We have been going to it for years now. We have stood in line as long as two hours and as little as five minutes. It is the good old fashion church fundraiser, potholder games, bake sale, plant sale and beer garden. My recommendation to anybody new to this, is go get the meal tickets as soon as you get there, they have it down to casino precision. You buy your ticket and they will call you when your number is up, giving you plenty of time to go buy some really inexpensive, but good quality plants and drag them back to your car. I mean, who wants to eat with a blueberry bush on the table, right? When they call your number, you line up and wait for them to clear the long tables and restock them with clean cups and silveware. They serve you a plate of homemade green beans, mashed potatoes/gravy, sausage, sauerkraut, applesauce, green salad and pie. It is all you can eat for $15. They walk around with buckets of sausage and kraut and trays of milk and coffee, so you won't wait long for refills. Some of the long time visitors bring their own mustard selections and I have been known to bring in a small bottle of maple syrup.... yeah, it goes really well with polish sausage. It is a lot of fun and you get to visit with whoever gets seated next to you and the topic is usually, what is your tradition for coming? or how long have you been coming? The nun's here are absolutely sweet ladies. Sister Claire, last year gave me her personal rosary for my son, when she saw me looking to purchase a cross for him at the table she was manning selling the same items. I am from Kentucky and church picnics are on every corner all summer long, and there the main course is fried chicken, but this is some good sausage. They also sell it to take home at $5 lb. If you don't want to sit in the packed dining room, you can get a meal to go, it just won't be the all you can eat, which if I didn't mention includes all you can eat apple or lemon meringue pie. Had you right there didn't I? Visit the website and take a look for next year's festival. http://www.verboort.org/dinner/