Welcoming priest and church. Not anti-white or mixed family like some of the other churches in the…read morearea. Still Christian.

Well, it had to happen…read more.. We've been in or about PT for three years. All the while, St.Paul's has been sending out various messages to come visit her. She's a beautiful old white board church (built by shipbuilders, I'm told) which is located next to the belltower at the top of a cliff overlooking "Downtown" and the Port Townsend marina. So...when an advert appeared in the Port Townsend Leader saying "Come to Our Launching: All welcome, free barbeque", well...the lure to explore this fine piece of architecture was just too strong. Never having been inside an Episcopalian church in my lifetime, I went. And thoroughly enjoyed myself. In the first place, it wasn't inside. It was outside on the terrace. In the second place, its Robin Williams favorite church (check the website for this jokes if you don't believe me...) And its friendly to a fault. Did I mention that I ran into a friend of a friend from San Francisco? (My friend is his teddybear maker..go figure.) Or that the material clearly states "All welcome." (And by *all* you know that saints, sinners, straights, gays, rich, poor *and* little nebbishes such as myself were intended to be included in that all-embracing "All.") So I had a grand time, got to tell a few of my favorite stories to a new (and apparently appreciative) audience. Got to participate in a fine, uplifting and somewhat unconventional church service. In blue jeans. And got to meet a bunch of people that I would have been unlikely to have met elsewhere. And I must say, the BBQ was mighty fine, too. "Welcome home" said the Rev. Elizabeth Bloch. And danged if I didn't believe her. Give the place a go when you are in town.

Even though they are in transition between full time pastors, the interim pastor is very inciteful…read moreand has many back stories that add to his sermon. Recommend stopping in for Sunday service at 10:45 if your in Sequim.

This is an amazing church. When we visited their service, I have never been greeted by such a…read morewarm, friendly group of people. The Sunday School lesson was a great learning experience. The sermon was focused on Scripture, and cited many verses to support his point. Even our coffee at home is better when I use the cup they gave us. They sponsor a Sons of Issachar session (Tuesday 8 am) to keep us updated about the world situation from a Biblical perspective, and have a Friday night soup n' snack supper (6 pm) before showing a Christian movie. These are both incredible Christian services to the community. Even if you are happy with your own church, you might want to take advantage of attending the public events on Tuesday or Friday.

Sadly, missed Mass since we had to depart early Sunday morning…read more Church wall posted Sunday Mass time is different from the Mass times app. I'd go at 8:30am, as posted on the Church.

Queen of Angels is both a WONDERFUL & BEAUTIFUL Church but also offer a pre~3, a pre~4 school, &…read morekindergarten, as well as Grade 1st thru Grade 8th...

This us a very welcoming church, beautiful music and singing, and obviously engaged parishioners…read more We live out of town and only part-time in Sequim, but make sure to go to mass at St. Joseph's whenever we are in town.

Total chaos in scheduling. It is not that difficult...yet the cancellations continue. The diocese…read moregrouped all the catholic churches on the peninsula...thus more chaos. Weekly changes, cancellations...more problems mount as they struggle with too few priests...take me back when we had one priest for each parrish. Less and less consistency....Keep it simple!

Love it there great night church Worship Rocksyour blessing of the bikes is amazing. Over-the-top…read moreworship nights are great and the cheaper one is nice and intimate looking forward to coming back in again...

Pastor is friendly. People are nice and it's great to see all the teens involved greeting people at…read morethe door and in various ministries of the church. The sermon was very biblical and relevant.

Pastor Andrew and his wife, Rachel are just welcoming and wonderful people; they are "the salt of…read morethe earth" kind of folks! They have such great love for the Lord and it shows! Calvary Chapel Port Angeles is truly a great place for fellowship! I love how close knit and intimate the congregation is. You really get a strong sense of community and care for one another here! I always leave here feeling renewed! What I really loved and now miss is the Ladies's Bible Study hours!

A place to feel welcomed without a rigid dogmatic set of rules. Nice humans are welcomed there.read more