Canyon Hills Community Church

Princess Swia

I'm compelled to write a review after reading some of the bad reviews... To those who complained about the church being open, crowded, no mask requirement, and parking; complaining is a sin. Galatians 5:9 just a little bit of false or bad teaching corrupts a good message. In addition, turning to legalism will corrupt the true Gospel. My friend and I took the bus from Seattle with our school aged children and her baby in a stroller, it was raining that day, we had at least 3 buses, the train, and spent money on an Uber, first of which was cancelled on us and drove away when the driver saw how many were standing outside waiting. Before we ordered another Uber we prayed. The second Uber who picked us up saw how many people were attempting the ride and had mercy, he let me sit in the front seat so we can all fit even though it was apparently against Uber policy. Our feet were cold and wet by the time we got there but we made it on time somehow thanks to God and it was well worth the time, distance, money, and suffering. Galatians 5:9 just a little bit of false or bad teaching corrupts a good message. In addition, turning to legalism will corrupt the true Gospel. I was thrilled to go to a church that put God above the government. All the churches in my neighborhood were closed due to "government ordinance" and fear (all fear comes from the enemy) and I was not satisfied with "online church" because I don't live in a digital world online i live in a world on a physical plain. So I was craving the presence of God and to be physically surrounded by like minds who enjoy praising and worshiping God. The doors were open and the faces were smiling, the coffee was hot and free of charge. The place was clean and bright. There were plenty of seats and areas such as the mothers nursing/small child lounge with box office view and childcare available for babies and toddlers. Parking attendants stood in the rain directing traffic before and after. if you were one who was already agitated by the time you arrived you've given the devil a way in and he's really good at lying and convincing "there is no parking here, turn that way instead... they're not wearing mask, you'll get sick, don't listen to your pastor listen to your president"... DON'T BELIEVE THE LIES!!!! TRUST IN THE LORD WITH ALL YOUR HEART!!!! MERCY UNTO YOU, AND PEACE AND LOVE BE MULTIPLIED. JUDE 1:2 -QUEEN SWIA 🌿🌸🌿🌸 THE FAITHFUL THE EVANGELISTA

S. Madelyne

*Pls read update below my original statement* Canyon Hills remained open during this covid crisis? Super! Following God's law is far more important than the governor's law! That's what a real Christian would do! For that alone, I am thinking of visiting. I heard great things about you guys including shutting down online services to NOT enable certain churchgoers who just need to check off the box that they did this Christian thing of listening to a sermon when they are fully able-bodied to go to church. Update as of 10/18/21: I love Canyon Hills! They are solidly biblical and had made decisions during the height of this covid crisis with real facts plus a lot of common sense. They have not cowered in fear of covid or the petty tyrants. They may be just one of the very few true church of Jesus Christ left standing in Western WA. May God continue to be our refuge in this dark world.

Jedidiah Esther

This is my first time visiting with my family and was so excited to find a new church for my family. First is the lack of parking space and nothing was even done to redirect us nearby. My family kept driving round aimlessly until we found a spot so far away from church. By the time we came into church, there was nobody to welcome us in and get us settled into a seat. As a twin parent with toddlers and a older sibling, I could barely concentrate to even listen to the preaching as I was battling my toddlers in my hand. My family also had to be splitted so as to get a place to even sit. I presume this is NOT a family-friendly church which is my primary reason for searching for another church for my family. I’m sorry I will mot be returning but as a suggestion to the church if they’re reading this: 1. Have direction in place for cars 2. Do better for families 3. Project the Bible passages on screen (in this age and time, this should be the baseline) 4. Y’all too crowded , some more ventilation is needed. God bless his church.

Neal Benson

Amazing church! My family came here to be a part of the student ministries camp for a couple days and then went to a church service on Sunday. The staff and people are so friendly. All of the volunteers were very kind and generous to us. The student ministries around is a great space for students to know Jesus. We watched the leaders care for students and help them understand the gospel of Jesus Christ. When we came on Sunday we are able to find a parking spot and get our kids to take him to children’s Nastri. Our kids enjoyed learning about Jesus into the worship center. We really enjoyed the music. The message from Pastor Steve was encouraging, applicable, and uplifting.