I love this church! Intergenerational, diversity, bless the world, prayer teams, life groups,…read moreTuesdays together, so much going on. We've been going here for a few years. We are a multi-ethnicity family just trying to do our best to serve God and be more Christ-like. The thing I love best for me: the celebration worship service is engaging, heart-warming, thoughtful, and convicting. What I love best for my family: the kids go through "mileposts" which help guide them and parents on a relationship journey with God. So many people in the church are a part of that journey with our children. There are also so many ways to plug in from local and away missions to serving at local soup kitchens. It's really a new family, especially for those whom may be so far away from our biological families.

Love this church. People are very kind and welcoming. My husband and I are 2 of the few of the…read moreyoung adults in the congregation but we feel that this is the place for us. We love serving together and separately as well. Worship is great and the messages are delivered by multiple pastors. We look forward to growing in this space with these people.

Great church, great staff, great people, great small group leader…read more Come and see the saviors love that have died and left for you. I have been starting in this church this 2013 and went through a prodigal story to get back to it. Jesus is real and Holy Spirit is real.

Okay, it breaks my heart to finally need to write this. My wife and I attended Blue Sky for almost…read more16 years, I was baptized there, I served there, heck I even helped do facility maintenance for free since I had the skill and tools. The people here are great people don't get me wrong. I previously had this as a 5-star review. Over the course of the years Blue Sky has sent church plant after church plant, I'm not opposed to it and know it can help spread the gospel. My issue though comes from how fast they were to do this. With every church plant sent, the church [Blue Sky] sent some its strongest leaders as well as small group leaders. Back in 2012 it would be common to see small groups growing so much that you would generally have between 3-5 small group multiplications (making two groups from one large group) a month. Over the past 6 years Blue Sky has sent 6 church plants around the country, with one being in Taiwan and one most recently in Reading, England. These 6 multiplications have stripped Blue Sky of the strong leadership faster than they could grow. Now it is common to see between 2-4 small group multiplications a year. The small group leaders aren't strong enough yet, they were forced into these roles early on as the network leader, Steve Morgan became overly obsessed with church planting. Steve cares more for sending more church plants than he does making sure his congregation in each church has time to rebuild and grow. I have been on the verge of leaving for the last 2-3 years just due to a stalemate in growth, heck even small group discussions didn't seem fun, if anything they were more a waste of my time and money, yes money as I have a child I had to put in their child care and pay $15 a week for. I never understood once Blue Sky paid off their building entirely why they cannot help support families and pay for the childcare or at least help assist. The reason we left: Back in October 2021 during one of the team meetings (one Sunday a month that people who serve/volunteer in the church can meet), a small blurb was mentioned about not believing what is being said online. My wife and I had no idea what he, Krsh, lead pastor now at Blue Sky, was referring to. A week later my wife found this website "LeavingTheNetwork" which talked a lot about problems within the network. When I started reading through many of these I will admit I blew them off as just attacks upon the church from people who don't like the way the network is run since no pastor there has gone through seminary nor even counseling to help lead the church. These guys are raised up from the church itself, generally young 20s fresh out of college waiting to start their career until God calls them (typically Steve and pastors would pick these people and tell them) to lead, then they give up their career and work for the church. After Christmas 2021 more stories started coming out on the website, but this time from people who I knew and looked highly upon as they were once leaders of some sort or another in the church and now exposing it. I vaguely remember my old small group leader telling me not to read any of the website and not to believe it (this was at Christmas). Two months later, in February my wife and I finally decided to pull the plug from Blue Sky and the network. We invited our old small group leaders over for dinner (the ones who told us not to read or listen to the website) to break the news to them, but they beat us to the punch and informed us that they were leaving due to the network issues, we were totally blown away and lead to a great conversation. Fast forward a few months until now, I've stayed quiet on this as I didn't really want to go out and inform everyone as the information is out there, but after the latest news last Friday, made from one of the past overseers who had to hold onto this knowledge for years. Steve Morgan, the main leader of the entire church network, back in 1986 while he was a Youth Leader for a Mormon church, at 22 years old committed "forced sodomy" with a 15 year old boy. The LeavingTheNetwork website has come across the scanned files from the court and it reads the committed act is 'forced sodomy on a minor'. I read the entire court document, to me it is very disturbing. Steve kept this a secret with only a few leaders in the church until 2019 when he told all leaders what had happened. Now I am not sure what he "told" them but what I can say is that last Sunday at Blue Sky (I heard from others who still go there) that during the morning announcements they said that there has been sexual misconduct that has come up in regards to the main leader, Steve Morgan, and that more will be addressed at the Team meeting later that night. He also mentioned that this Team meeting is open to all. I got word that on Sunday night, Krsh had addressed this as Steve had consensual sexual activity with a boy in their late teens. Krsh lied, I cannot stay silent any longer!

Great place to find community and worship Jesus! A Bible preaching church with plenty of activities…read morefor children, teens, and families.

Awesome Church that we gladly became a part of since moving to the northwest. There's people from…read moreso many backgrounds and nations represented here. Looking forward to all the awesome things God is gonna do through this ministry!

A warm Spirit-led international church in downtown Bellevue. New Hope International Church is…read moreconveniently located near I-90 and I-405 with plenty of on-site parking and additional residential parking nearby if needed. The friendly parking team and greeters make you feel welcomed from the moment you arrive. Sunday service starts at 10:00 AM and usually ends around 12:00 PM or so. Sermons by Pastor Lao are charismatic and inspiring. The church is family-friendly, with a nursery available for little ones, including a changing station. After service, fellowship with snacks/meal provides an opportunity to connect with the congregation. A great place to spend a Sunday morning, worship, grow in faith, and strengthen your relationship with God.

Fantastic church that is led by a Neurosurgeon Pastor Lao. Not one member of the worship team or…read morethe head Pastor take a salary its all for the love of God. This church has changed my life.

Came here on an Easter Sunday--blown away by their hospitality and sense of community for all age…read moregroups. Definitely coming back.

Definitely a church to attend. Pastor Eric's message is very good. Wide variety of age groups all…read morethe way to the 60's.

St. Teresa is a beautiful Roman Catholic church in the Cottage Lake area…read more Even though it is a relatively new building (2012) it was designed and built in the traditional "cathedral" floorplan, in the shape of a cross. The blue accents in the sanctuary are a tribute to Mother Teresa and her order. I am blessed to serve as a cantor there. Our congregation is blessed to have Father Ramon Santa Cruz as our parish priest, along with many wonderful volunteers and staff.

This is a lovely, friendly church. We had our son christened here recently, and they couldn't have…read morebeen more friendly and accommodating. Mary in the office was helpful and informative through the process, especially for someone with next to no knowledge of the Catholic faith. Father Frank is laid-back with an understated humor that respects tradition, but keeps everyone engaged. Highly recommend!

Moved to Bellevue 2 years ago and got recommended to come to a church my co-worker goes to. She…read moreintroduced us to everyone and felt very welcomed. Safe to say this is a clean and amazing church for anyone who is around Bellevue that has not heard about Sacred Heart Church. The area is also beautiful and enjoyed it every time I have came there.

I have been connected to this church and school since 1987. There has been great leadership at…read moretimes and not such great leadership -- which is indicative of some of the poor reviews. This church and school are soaring right now --great leadership and a loving, welcoming environment. Check it out!

A Bible-believing church that is working to be a voice of truth in a world of deception. Come see…read moreus.