This church community is full of genuine and caring people. Has had a positive impact in my life…read moreover the last 5+ years. Pastor James is a gifted speaker and speaks from the heart--his sermons are compelling and accessible, believer or not!

My family and I have been coming here for years! We love it. Amazing atmosphere and welcoming.read more

I was in town for a weekend and was missing church. I googled and found this place close to our…read morehotel. When I arrived I was greeted by friendly people and decided to run back and grab my husband. We had a wonderful time, everyone we interacted with was so kind and friendly. The music was great! The message was from genesis and Bible focused.

what a loving and amazing church. they welcomed me here as a part of the family from the very…read morebeginning!

Fantastic community, Fr. Sean is charismatic and a dynamic pastor!!! Highly recommend men's and…read morewomen's ACTS communities, and all masses are well attended. There always seems to be fun community activities, and many ways to get involved!

Every year when crab season open St. Pius holds a crab feed dinner to raise money for the…read morecommunity. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. Tables are called lottery style and you line up get your meal and have seat and wait for the raffle. They have wine and beer for $5 a glass. The food was amazing and eating for charity is even better this event sells out every year so get your tickets early it's a good cause and good food.

I love this place…read more I needed a couple of small bottles filled with blessed holy water for ghost hunting. No Catholic churches around had it just by walking in, which I am used to "where I come from". This church had a huge pool with holy water. We were in and out. Now I am covered again with holy water in the car, and in the house. I am thankful to them! I could not believe how much trouble we had to go through to find such a church. The people seemed very nice, and normal. It seemed like a nice, family oriented church with people who are there for the right reasons. If I were a Catholic who was looking for a nice, neighborhood church? I would *definitely* stop into this quiet looking little church. The church we tried right before this was rather rude with people staring at us who were lined up for confession (St. Cecelia, Beaverton, OR). This other church is definitely a church I would not step back into.

I was in the search for Holy Water. Don't ask why I was after Holy Water but I need a bunch of it…read more The font at Seton Catholic Church is what one would typically think it it should be so I was able to get a good amount of Holy Water. The Church itself is welcoming and the congregation doesn't stare at you when you walk in to pray or get Holy Water. There is a Spanish Mass on Saturday and English Mass on Sunday, which is a nice touch. I honestly haven't been to Mass at this Church but since Mass is basically the same world wide I don't expect it to be any different. From what I've seen walking in, getting Holy Water, lighting a candle and praying. I'd give this Church a shot.

This church is amazing! They have several worship "teams", so every Sunday you get a slightly…read moredifferent style. Music caters to both young and old. The preaching is always top-notch from the senior pastor to the associate pastors. Their children's church is great too! Lots of activities and interaction. They have a men's breakfast once a month, and women's bible study every week. They also have a mid-week service as well. This church does quite a bit of outreach as well. From being an Oregon Food Bank location, to a Harvest party in October, to their annual Super Bowl party.

I'm a fan of Sonrise Church. This church is committed to finding a way to reach out to the…read morecommunity, welcome folks who are marginalized, and share Christ with anyone and everyone. You're welcome here (yes, you). This is a new campus for Sonrise, so they're still figuring how how best to set up the space and reach the community. Good place to come meet Christ and grow in a community of believers. Small enough that they need folks to step up and volunteer with setup, tear down, child care, ushering, greeting, coffee prep, etc. Hispanic service at 9:00 am, English service at 11:00 am. Translator available at the 9:00 am (just ask for headset at the sound booth in the back).

For myself I like his way of preaching. He allows people in his congregation to comment which I…read morethink is cool. I like the participatory idea. I also grew up in California and attended some pretty active churches. For me at this time I'm trying to do more deep diving into scripture because I feel like growing up I missed a lot. I'm glad he is willing to bring up extra facts and does some research . I've gone to some other churches and the sermons? I didn't get much from them. I feel like they didn't study much. I end up going home and doing my own bibles study. So I appreciate hes willing to do that.

Warren Community Fellowship is a non-denominational church that is very community-minded. The…read moreleadership and members promote unity and fellowship. They have many offerings for those who like to be involved. WCF has an active Awana program during the school year, and Vacation Bible School in July. WCF has an active Youth program, a Young Adult program, and Young Marrieds (or Family) program. Women's Ministry provides thought-provoking Bible studies throughout the year and an annual Women's Retreat. The men also enjoy several opportunities to connect with each other. Wednesday Bible Study at 5:30 am, Thursday Coffee Time, as well as several men's activities like fishing, shooting, and an annual Men's retreat. The best part...it's friendly, casual, and welcoming to all!

I LOVE this church! I have been attending for 20 years now and am proud to call it my church home…read more Pastor Mike teaches solid, Bible-based sermons that are packed full of history and relevant references. He takes extra time to research not only the Bible, but also dives into the Hebrew meaning of the words, and even adds some geography and archeology once in a while. I sincerely appreciate Mike's dedication to the Scripture and his powerful sermons. The staff at our church strive to make anyone who attends our church feel welcome and loved. I recommend it to everyone!

I am interested in what Elaine W. is speaking off. I just moved back to Portland from LA finishing…read moreup my degree in ministry. I attended a lot of churches in the Portland area and found Columbia Foursquare the only one that I actually got fed in. I loved the objective teaching on charismatics in conjunction to scripture. There is some rich scripture teaching and valid discipleship when it comes to the growth of the church. Wondering what is considered healthy criticism and what is slander and venting of a hothead. I agree that pastors make mistakes and find themselves at times being unfaithful. There is, however, a better way to vent. I don't de-validate what Elaine W. is saying. This most likely did happen. I was not there being in LA earlier this year. There is a better way to vent though. Elaine W. needs to make sure she is not a poison in the flock.