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St. Mark's Episcopal Cathedral
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

1245 10th Ave E
Seattle, WA 98102

Diana L. writes: Yay for Catholic Light! A woot out to Elizabeth the First and her moms for getting it going!

This is the one church I have EVER been to outside of AA meetings, weddings and funerals, and while I am not a Christian I do have a belief in a power…

St. James Cathedral
Neighborhood: First Hill

804 9th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104

patrick g. writes: I was invited to I believe something called a dedication ceremony here awhile back. I was pleasantly surprised that my blackened soul didn't get fried to a smoking crisp upon entering this beautiful building. I kept thinking that maybe everyone…

The Q Cafe
Neighborhood: Queen Anne

3223 15th Ave W
Seattle, WA 98119

mel r. writes: Mel's giving a Christian run coffee shop 5 stars?!!! Yes, it's true.

When I first moved here, and didn't realize the library was free, I'd come here and job hunt on their internet. You get 15mins on their computers with purchase, I purchased a lot of…

Theosophical Society-Adyar
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

717 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102

Sarah M. writes: This is a hidden gem in Seattle history. Right in the most beautiful part of Capitol Hill, the bookstore is a peaceful respite from the Broadway bustle.

Walk inside and you are instantly greeted with low, soothing music and the smell of books. The…

Wayside United Church of Christ-Congregational

2000 SW Dash Point Rd
Federal Way, WA 98023

Mark J. writes: Open and Affirming, not too churchy, every Sunday the service begins by stating " No matter who you are or where you come from You are welcome here." These folks really mean that.

Their are some boring hymns...just a few, but the choir is lovely and…

Plymouth Congregational Church
Neighborhood: Downtown

6th & Univ
Seattle, WA 98101

Heidi A. writes: I am not a member of Plymouth so I can't comment much on the regular Sunday services. But if you work downtown, are open to the Christian perspective, Plymouth's Wednesday Noon Jazz worship service provides a wonderful mid-week oasis of peace and…

Sakya Monastery of Tibetan Buddhism
Neighborhood: Greenwood

108 NW 83rd St
Seattle, WA 98117

patrick g. writes: I live near this beautiful building and walk by it a lot. It has a really cool prayer/meditation wheel you can walk around and spin. Sometimes I see the monks walking to Fred Meyer or something. I like monks.

When I bought my house, I really…

Meadowbrook Church

18025 NE 116th
Redmond, WA 98052

Sam H. writes: I stopped going to church about 10 years ago. I felt like most people were there for the social event and were hypocrites. I broke up with my Christian girl friend and ended up marrying a militant agnostic. When I started dating her, my dad told me…

Mount Zion Baptist Church
Neighborhood: Central District

1634 19th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122

Gene D. writes: I have attended a number of functions and memorials here and am happy that such a place exists for the community. While I need to come to terms with faith and what goes with it (at a later date, maybe!), it is a privilege to see outreach programs,…

The Chapel of St. Ignatius

Seattle University
901 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122

Sheila Y. writes: I can't believe it took me this long to write about St. Ignatius Chapel. I am one of those Catholics basically in name only, but after years away from the church this little space brought me back...at least to come and meditate in a beautiful space.…

St Joseph Church 732 18th E
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

732 18th Ave E
Seattle, WA 98112

Geoff N. writes: For the last couple years, I have made a tradition of attending Christmas Eve mass at St. Joseph. I am not a religious person, but have a good deal of respect for the more moderate and academic elements of the Catholic faith. I find that the clergy…

St Alphonsus Church
Neighborhood: Ballard

5816 15th Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107

mel r. writes: Being that this is the roomy's church; I decided to make this one my first stop on the church tour. I figured, if I'd break out in hives or ignite in flames upon walking through the blessed doors, she'd be there to put out the fire with holy water;…

Sacred Groves

9333 Holly Farm Ln
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

Joriel F. writes: I recently enjoyed a weekend retreat in the Moonlodge at Sacred Groves. Just driving up the lane, you can feel your anxieties falling away. After 36 hours of sleeping in a yurt, soaking in the boiler-heated hot tub and breathing in the cedar-scented…

Seattle First Baptist Church
Neighborhood: First Hill

1111 Harvard Ave
Seattle, WA 98122

Lisa F. writes: I'm not to into Churches but this one has a labyrinth which is always neat. If your into this sort of thing check out this cool website http://www.labyrinthso...

Java Fusion

6820 6th Ave
Tacoma, WA 98406

Lynn R. writes: I really like this coffee shop. The people that work here are really nice and fun. The decor is really nice. The coffee and lattes are very good. I haven't tried the food, but they have sandwiches, salads, baked goods etc. They even have activities…

MS Powerpoint

One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052

Tom E. writes: I love Powerpoint, and what is there not love? Dithered blue backgrounds, bullet points, whooshing animations, curvy arrows and of course the omnipresent summary page at the end of every slide show. Sadly I love it so much I've persuaded myself to…

Seattle First Presbyterian Church
Neighborhood: First Hill

1013 8th Ave
Seattle, WA 98104

Ryan P. writes: This place is a total bum hangout and you will get your car broken into if you park out front at any hour of the day. They also have lousy bands play outside (for the bums I'm guessing) far too loud that it can be heard all over the neighborhood.

Mars Hill Church
Neighborhood: Ballard

1401 NW Leary Way
Seattle, WA 98107

Adam W. writes: It saddens me to hear so many people who have come to Mars Hill Church on just a Sunday and feel they walked away with a complete and accurate picture of who we are.

If your first experience is in the craziness that is one of the many Sunday services,…

Quest Bookshop of Seattle
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

717 Broadway E
Seattle, WA 98102

Silvia C. writes: This specialty bookstore has extensive sections on everything spiritual, religious, New Age, alternative health, etc. that you can imagine. I have purchased books on Jungian psychology, Christianity, yoga, mind/body, breathing exercises, Chakras,…

Community Christian Fellowship

615 Glen St
Edmonds, WA 98020

Brian B. writes: I know I am biased 'cause I'm the pastor at CCF. But I think we have a pretty good thing goin'. We meet each Sunday in the Edmonds Center for the Arts - a gorgeous building that was just renovated in Edmonds. We're a church striving to love God…

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