Every Nation Church Seattle

For us this church was another homecoming. We have just returned from 30 years in Japan where we started a church almost 25 years ago. Our church there was a part of Every Nation. The church in Japan was very international so when we came here and found Every Nation Seattle to be the same, how happy that made us! Added to the «at home» feeling.
We have found the leaders, starting with the pastor, to be very warm and genuinely caring people and the church a fun place to be. If you are looking for a loving church, one that is grounded on the Word of God, one that will help you to grow and walk out the Christian life, you really ought to give this church a try.

Won’t find a better church than Every Nation Church. I’ve been going here for 5 years. People are genuine. You’ll feel like family from your very first visit. friendly and Pastor Nik and Pastor Perry are down to earth and you’ll find in them meaningful preaching that you can relate to.

What an amazing multicultural socio-​econmoically diverse community! People who love Jesus AND love people… no matter where they are at. I was sincerely impressed by their genuine care for people from the main service and hangout times before or afterwards with coffee and pastries to the small groups where people really wanted to get to know me and hear my story. Great rock and roll worship of Jesus too.

I was invited to Every Nation by a friend of a friend. I was new to Seattle and went, thinking I’d go just to «be nice» but not expecting much. The movie theatre setting was normal for me because I have previously attended a church that met in a cinema. What did surprise me was the ethnic diversity, the genuine welcome, and the impassioned preaching.
In the week following, I received a phone call from a nearby member inviting me to a community group and another call from the same woman seeing if I was free to come to an impromptu BBQ. I also got call from a different member asking how I liked service and was there anything she could pray for me. If I hadn’t joked with someone on ENC staff on Sunday about it not being a cult because she could joke about it being a cult, I would have seriously wondered about the sheer volume of attention and care directed toward me. The truth is they are (not a cult) sincerely hospitable and intentional about reaching out to people and including ‘outsiders’ in their worship of Jesus.
in addition to Sunday services, my experiences have included a handful of small group meetings and a few other get togethers that were not church-​related. I have been continually impressed with the warmth, joy and Christ-​focus of everyone I meet.