Best Churches in Portland

Mannahouse Church is a non-denominational church with branches in the area of Portland and Vancouver. Pastors Marc and Susan Estes' has serving the Portland Metro area faithfully for more than 20 years and have functioned in various positions over the decades. Mannahouse Church has engaging online church network and numerous ministries in their local area and worldwide. They are a diverse church family who loves God with a heart for their neighbors, their region, and the nations of the world. Mannahouse Church services have two major segments that they worship God with music and singing. They feel that their weekend services need to be experienced to be understood. They are diverse in race, nationality, history, gifts, and abilities, and together they are a group focused on Jesus Christ's person and work.

Westside: A Jesus Church was established in 2004. Pastor Dom is always excellent, down-to-earth, and passionate about the world. The church has so many mission and outreach opportunities. Their gatherings are the primary way they come together as a church around the bread and cup, pray, learn the Scriptures, and worship together. Westside: A Jesus Church provides a variety of options for women to connect, refresh and grow in their walk with Jesus within a culture where they feel loved, wanted, and accepted. Their weekend gatherings are the primary way, and they assemble as a congregation around the bread and cup to pray, study the Bible, and worship. Westside: A Jesus Church also supports children by providing safe spaces, great role models, excellent lessons, and loads of fun. Here, coffee and tea are available at all meetings, and light food is supplied.

St. Mary's Cathedral is both a parish and base for Archdiocesan events. The church provides informative public lectures on Catholicism, and historical, philosophical, literary, and community study groups cultivate parishioners' faith and academic lives. The church was renovated in 1996. St. Mary's Cathedral prays that christ guides their civic leaders to work for the protection of all human life. The cathedral is also a parish church, and as such, it is home to its parishioners and a welcoming place for all visitors. The church stained glass windows in the transept date from one of the earlier cathedrals. Its stations of the cross and the povey brother's dome above the altar date from 1926. St. Mary's Cathedral has participated in the Liturgy and Celebration of the Sacraments, Faith Formation, Service to the Poor, and Campus Ministry.