New Apostolic Church - Federal Way (WA)

joanne williamson I have been attending this church for ten months now. It is a small congregation of men and woman who are truly walking in love, led by the holy Spirit, committed to Christ and the furtherance of the gospel. There is a worship team, children church, a mens group that meets weekly, womans group, as well as a group that comes together monthly in prayer. The womans group is very evolved in outreach. Currently they are collecting from the congregation items for the homeless. Pastor Aaron who also heads up a ministry called " Hearts Aflame, " has a heart for evangelism and makes trips across the globe to share the gospel. He has also been blessed with the ministry gift/talent to teach. I always come away edified/challenged after each service. I recommend this congregation very highly

Gerald Wieder My wife and I discovered Wayside before we were married and soon after we moved to Federal Way. What captivated us both at first is Waysides serene wooded "chapel" setting. The church itself is floor-to-ceiling glass, with a nearly 360-degree "church in the round" design, and on more that one occasion, weve seen rabbits, deer and other wild animals only a few feet from the church during Sunday service. The other thing we found uplifting about Wayside is its approach to new would-be members--welcoming, but definitely not "pushy". Everybody gets a name tag when they come in the door for the first time, so everyone knows your name. When you leave, your home-made name tag is saved, and its waiting for you when you return. And Everybody is welcome, literally--including a group of Moslem worshipers who use the church for their services on Friday, and a group of Marshall Islanders who use it on Sunday afternoons. (On occasion the Marshall Islanders have joined the main congregation for joint services!) Jan and I married in 2002, soon after becoming members. I was raised Roman Catholic and Jan was raised Baptist. There are many folks at Wayside who alumni from other churches and other denominations. Some are Wayside members are the disaffected alumni of other denominations. Some have been "unchurched" for most of their lives. Jan and I dont go every Sunday, but Wayside is definitely our church home. We have made many friends here, and have made a few close friendships as well. Pastor Dennis and the church leadership truly walk the talk when they say, "No matter where you are in lifes journey, you are welcome here."

C Y First time visiting this church after a long hiatus from church in general. It was incredibly wholesome. Pastor Scott’s message in today’s service touched the core of my soul… something I needed to hear. I am also thankful to Pastor Scott for praying for me near the end of service. I also want to thank the lady who prayed for me and left me with a positive message of encouragement, it will stick with me. The whole experience was a true blessing. Thank you, Brooklake Church

Kathy Kaiser Just trying out a Lutheran church. Very welcoming group of people. I plan to go back. If you are looking for a church home, try it out.

Rebecca Johnson We just had our 2 month old son, Michael, Baptized here. They are warm, caring, affectionate, and beautiful people here who are a family and make you feel like it!

sarah kariuki The place to be... May God bless you always..

Shirley Davis If you want the true gospel, this is probably the only place you will find it within a 50 mile radius! I about cried when I finally found this church! You never leave here still hungry for Gods truth! Very grateful for Pastor Jeffs faithfulness to preaching the true Gospel!

Gary Fisher Very very friendly.

Daniel Arroyo Attending is a blessing to learn about how much God loves us

Lu Sem People in this church make you feel like family. You belong from the first day.