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  I absolutely LOVE this church... It has been like a family to me, the people are genuine and truly live out their faith. The worship is heartfelt and dynamic. The pastors are so personable and clearly love people... It's refreshing to be in such an authentic community! I would recommend this church to anyone looking for a life-giving environment where they can grow.

  Added June 19, 2017 by Victoria Baryl
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  Watch out for false doctrines in this one. Some people got hurt really bad.

  Added June 07, 2017 by Andrey Nedorezov
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  Image is a medium sized church with modern "Hillsong United"-like hipster style worship. Everyone seems to know everyone in this tight-knit authentic community. No need to be intimidated as a newcomer, talk to anyone and they will welcome you and get you connected. The pastors and congregation are young to old with many families and diverse ethnicities from Asia, Eastern Europe, South America and more. The messages are in English. The main pastor is funny and engaging. The people who attend are heartwarming and human. Jesus God incarnate is the only perfect person, so if you have questions always test what you hear with "What does the Bible say, what would Jesus do?"

  Added November 03, 2016 by Honest Message
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  My family and I moved from out of state to the Seattle area a couple of years ago. During that transition, I prayed for the new church we would attend. I wanted to find a place where we could grow in God, make new friends, and find a great kids ministry for our children. The first church we attended was The Image Church and it quickly became clear that God had answered my prayer.
  
  Since attending The Image Church, I've understood for the first time the significance of a church family and fellowship. It is truly a family in Christ who wants to have real relationships with one another, to share our lives with one another, with God's word being the center of it all! The most thrilling part is the spiritual growth I've experienced.
  
  Whether you are new to church and looking to find out more about God, or you are looking to grow in your current christian faith, The Image Church is an excellent and welcoming place to find solid bible teaching, along with loving people. I strongly encourage you to check it out and to also join a Connect Group! We would love to know you!

  Added October 03, 2016 by Lindsey O
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  This is a solid church. My wife and I have been able to visit multiple times when we are in town and we have known the pastors and many of the members for many years.
  
  The environment is extremely welcoming, the worship is very upbeat and contemporary — like Jesus Culture and Hillsong — and the teaching is encouraging and bible based.
  
  My wife and I don't have kids yet, but we did get to meet the children's ministry pastors at a leadership conference and were encouraged by their hearts for the next generation.
  
  If you are in the Seattle area I would definitely recommend checking out this church!

  Added July 27, 2016 by Sean Cannell