Colby United Methodist Church - Port Orchard (WA)

M.H. Nicol Port Orchard United Methodist Church is a down-to-earth community that feels like a second home. The folks there are genuinely friendly, making every visit comfortable and welcoming, for ALL ages and walks of life. Whether its a simple hello or an encouraging message, the interactions are positive and relatable. The events and gatherings have a family-like vibe, in that you feel like a family member, making it more than just a place to attend - it’s a place to belong. If youre looking for a church where you can feel at home without any fuss, Port Orchard United Methodist Church is the right fit.

Ray Schmid Great family Atmosphere. Very welcoming and most of all filled with the spirit! Come join and be blessed. Great teaching wonderful worship a great place to grow!

christopher lyman Love the hymns and the comfort and the pastor

Elizabeth Reynolds The building is very still kept, but the people and spirit there are what make this a wonderful place. It almost felt like home because of the peace I felt while I was there. If you are in need of peace in your life, go here.

Michael Stevanus A small congregation, but every service I have been to has been a breath of fresh air compared to some of these political churches. Its nice just to hear the sermon, a bit of singing, and be around friendly people sometimes.

Greg von Kreiger I love this church, the small congregation is ideal for really developing a relationships with others but more importantly a relationship with Yeshua, I will attend regularly, finally found my church home,very family oriented...

Tawny Horschman Two different congregations meet at this building. Services are at 9:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Both are full of truly wonderful people. Whether youre looking for encouragement, support, or opportunities to serve, the parishioners here are eager to help. Their children and youth programs are also excellent!

Anthony Haynes Good true church that preaches the word of God.

Seenie Brown The pastors and Elders care about people. They are prayer warriors.