If your looking to feel valued. If your lonely and need a…read morefriend. If you want to know what love is. If you feel alone. All Pilgrims will do all of this and more. I know I always leave better then before. Please come and visit. We're waiting on you.

All Pilgrims is the most loving, dynamic congregation I've encountered. The current pastor, Rev…read more Greg Turk, is engaging, energizing, and committed to ministries that bring spiritual growth to individuals and loving justice to the community and world. The rainbow banner on the church tower reads "All Are Welcome", and they mean it. Worship services are uplifting--this is a singing congregation and the sanctuary is one of the best music spaces in town! The messages consistently encourage participants to both receive and grow in God's love (a favorite phrase--God loves you and there's nothing you can do about it!) and to share that love through ministries serving others, especially those who are disadvantaged by our current society. Growth opportunities take many forms--pastoral care, classes, worship, and service ministries are the most common. We're far from perfect, but we're loving toward one another as we explore our faith, experiment with ways and means of giving and receiving, and flexible in response to a changing society. The theology relies on each believer to invest in their own faith and understanding rather than there being a single shared list of beliefs that everyone must subscribe to-no creeds or absolute doctrines. This is balanced with an expectation that we will join one another in understanding our faith, scripture, tradition, and our relationships with God--by learning together we assure that none of us unwittingly twist the message to suit our own needs, prejudices or denial. The idea is that we are all pilgrims, each on our own faith and life journeys, and we are journeying together for now. While we are together we are interdependent, each doing what we can to contribute to others and the whole, as well as being served. When someone moves on, they are missed and blessed for their journey. I've been a member of All Pilgrims since before there was an All Pilgrims...that is, I continued in the new congregation when First Christian Church (where I was a member) and Pilgrim Congregational UCC united in 2003. As you'll understand from the messages below, all congregations go thru various "seasons" in our life together. For example, we brought the pastors of both congregations into continued service with the new congregation. Since then, we've had as many as 5 part time pastors at one time, and have now settled in with one pastor. Each brought their own gifts, styles, and personalities to the position and then current needs of the congregation. Some have been contemplative and pastoral, some dynamic and energizing, and a lot more descriptions applied over time.

I visited this church for the first time. The building cool and old school at the same time. The…read moreworship music and preaching were solid. This is a wonderful church to visit or call home.

A beautiful community of people seeking to love God and love the city. Great programs for adults,…read moreyouth and families. Solid biblical grounding for teaching, worship, and community life. I would highly recommend this church for anyone seeking a church home that is centered around Christ!

I LOVE having the option to be there in person when I'm not travelling or busy, OR listen to Pastor…read moreJudahs sermons online. He leads a solid growing church founded in good biblical theology. I guess you can say Pastor Judah reads his Bible well. Additionally, I have been apart of the City Church since 2009 and couldn't imagine going anywhere else...(have gone with friends to their churches and they've ended up switching to city more often than not). I have been blessed to meet an ever growing community of AWESOME truly happy people that are more encouraging and genuine than I have ever experienced before. This all despite what season good or bad that they may be in the midst of!!!! I recently switched to this campus as I felt it was a better fit for Young Professionals than the University Campus was... as well as its closer to where I recently move--in Ballard.. Super fun loving environment!!! I can comfortably and confidently give this church my seal of approval if you're looking for a sanctuary and church to call home the Seattle area... multiple campus' across the city!!! Anyone and everyone is welcome with no judgement whatsoever! This church has more heart and service than anything ive ever seen...its inspiring! I would suggest this church for anyone looking for a seeker sensitive gospel focused on who Jesus is and the love of God/how that applies to your life!!!! Multi ethnic and friendly for people of all types, shapes, colors, and sizes. Located smack in the middle of the University Greek System at UW. Parking is rough but where isn't it in Seattle!?:) Last 2 cents, check out some of the sermons on their website or youtube if you're hesitant... definitely worth checking out!!!!

I you want to seek God rather than "religion" this is the place where others will stand with and…read morehelp in whatever way they can. Everyone there is human and it's not perfect. The focus is on knowing and following Jesus and helping each other on the way. The leadership is solid and pastor Judah is as real as they get not a perfect man but a Godly one.

Amazing place to check in, connect with interesting people, develop spiritual practice and learn…read morenew things. Sundays Meditation 09:00 Sundays Service 10:00 Sundays fellowship at 11:00 Plus lots of special events and classes And, great event space for corporates & nonprofits (See: Parkview)

Beautiful space with a gorgeous community area and library. My friend had a birthday celebration…read morethere today and I loved the peaceful and joyful atmosphere.

Amazing welcoming church. They have two services on sunday and sunday school. Children church yes!…read moreCant make it to the house of the lord 11:45 service is on Facebook

New Hope Baptist Church is an amazing spiritual experience. They are people, as people are... but…read moretheir services are real, deep and powerful. We still talk about the sermons weeks later. We are not members of New Hope but we will return. Spirit is alive and well at 116 21st Ave in Seattle.

Beautiful chapel with a warm and welcoming community. The church members and preachers truly make…read morethis place of worship lovely and inviting

This is not my personal church, and that's why I can't give it a five rating because I just simply…read moredon't know much about them. What I can say is that they are an amazing group of individuals. Kind, caring, and generous. Many support my nonprofit organization, and have for years. In mid 2021, the board of my organization decided that we did not need to have a rented office after 20 years. They realize we could move to being a remote office instead and that absolutely excited me! It's worked out really well. Especially because Calvin Presbyterian Church allows us to use their space for our staff meetings and other important gatherings. We use the church space maybe once or twice a month. It has worked out beautifully. Great people, wonderful support, and access to space that we need. Calvin Presbyterian is really making a difference for my nonprofit.

I attended Sunday school here preschool through high school. As part of the high school program I…read morehelped build a turkey farm and medical clinic for a village on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. Prior to high school I also took part in the logos program. My family and I volunteered for various occasions over the years including helping with the homeless encampment named Tent City. Sunday school as a kid was nice as an art/craft typically accompanied the day's lesson, so it helped with providing a different avenue of understanding the message of the day. There were a number of different drives throughout the year including food and coinage drives. After my sister and I got out of our class and the parents out of the main service we would typically get a doughnut. My 4 star rating is primarily due to the treatment of my sister and I from various church staff/volunteers that made both of us feel out of place, which is hard to do because my sister and I are kind of polar opposites. One lady would consistently pick on my sister openly, both in front of other people and behind her back. On my end, things went downhill in middle school after I questioned the Bible. I am a scientific type and I believe if something exists, like God, it will come through in the answer to questions, this was lost on the Sunday school instructor. Aside from the treatment aspect it was generally a place I enjoyed.

I have been a member here for over 10 years and enjoy the welcoming parishioners, the beautiful…read moremusic and the commitment to helping the community.

We attended Ascension for many years when we lived in the Magnolia/Seattle area and were always…read moreimpressed by their warmth and welcoming nature. Ascension has probably the best Music Director/Organist and choral group of any church we have ever attended. Come for the worship, but stay for the coffee hour and fellowship. We really miss our friends in the Pacific Northwest!