My home church, i miss it so much. (currently moved out of state) it is a small church with sound…read moresolid teaching covering The Word of God Word for Word. its a great church for people who are struggling with drugs, alcohol, or other hard times to get encouragement and accountability from other who've been there and conceal from The Word of God. Jesus Came to Heal and give Hope for the broken hearted.

I came to the First United Methodist Church in Oak Harbor for my Grandpa's funeral service after he…read morepassed away in November 2006. My dad had a stroke in 2004 when I was 12 years old around Christmas time and almost died. We were still recovering from the reverberations of that and adjusting to its long-term side effects when my Grandpa died in 2006. It was a rough two years and being able to hold the funeral service at the same church my Grandpa had attended on a regular basis was a huge relief. He had been a fighter pilot in the United States Navy, then harbor master of Oak Harbor Marina, and later he was a woodcarver focusing on wild birds. One of his favorites was the Bald Eagle, an emblem of service for his time in the U.S. Navy and a bird we frequently saw on Whidbey Island. Before he died I gave him a picture I took of a Bald Eagle and a verse from the Bible, Isaiah 40:31 which mentions soaring like an eagle. My choice of Bible verse was included and read out loud as part of the funeral service, which to me as grandpa's 14-year-old granddaughter was an honor. Most of the people talking about him knew him for decades before I was even born. Watching and listening to the speakers was easy due to the architecture of the church and comfortable seating. Funerals can be difficult to execute and make everyone attending feel included. The church was big enough that we all fit and had room both for the service and to socialize after. Church workers and volunteers were friendly and helpful in set-up and take-down for the event.

I Love the warm welcome that I get whether it's the first time or the hundredth! Even with all of…read morethe Covid Protocols this community feels like home.

I love this church! This church is very Family Friendly,…read moreThey have programs for children and youth as well as small groups for adults. The Sunday service has a relaxed no pressure atmosphere to it. You can show up in jeans and fit right in!

A very nice, warm and embracing parish located in historic Coupeville. As one of the oldest…read moreCatholic Churches on Whidbey Island, it is quaint, small but very comfortable. When family would come to visit during the years I lived here, the choice of church for Sunday Mass was this one. As a satellite parish to St Augustine's in Oak Harbor, WA, this church is often full but never packed. I used to enjoy that this parish would pray the Rosary 30 mins before Mass. It is an excellent way to prepare oneself and get into the proper mindset by shedding the cares and troubles of the world for awhile. Only downside is that due to its small size, it is only open for weekend Masses. For weekday Masses, you must drive to St A's in Oak Harbor. Being an old church, it has many important architectural elements and is quite pleasing and peaceful to just sit in and pray or contemplate. If your travels ever take you to beautiful Whidbey Island, and you need a place to worship on Sunday, definitely give this parish a try. Thank you for reading my review. Pax et Bonum.

Looking for a traditional faith community that puts Christ at the center of everything? We adore…read moreour small Anglican church where we can get to know others on our walk with the Lord. We like the traditional hymns and ancient liturgy. We read and study the Bible in every service and affirm traditional teachings that Christians have believed from the beginning. Great small groups, music and events. Also we can walk to the beach and Windjammer Park across the street.