First Presbyterian Church Tacoma — Attraction in Tacoma

This is where I call my church home and I am so thankful to do so. The mission and vision of "ending loneliness in the neighborhood" is clearly evident through the value invested into people of all ages and demographics in the Tacoma area. This can be seen from the friendly person welcoming you at the door and remembering your name on the second visit, the little kids running around spreading joy, thoughtful and personal prayers in every service, to the Pastor shaking your hand personally introducing himself to you. This is a highly spiritual community, less about religion, and more about being the hands and feet of Jesus - mobilized to bring light into a culturally diverse, and underserved community of Tacoma. I love that they reflect the trappings of what is most beautiful in faith, but also what is most impactful - which is friendship/fellowship, teaching and growth, and servitude. I will continue to call this church home for as long as I call...

Congratulations on your centennial. I would like to suggest a fitting recognition of the centennial of the fantastic building. This is the perfect occasion to illuminate your church. This has to be the most beautiful church in Tacoma. It’s a city and neighborhood landmark. It is worthy of being lit at night. The light standards and power is already in place. All that is needed are the appropriate lighting fixtures to be installed that will bath your beautiful church in white light. It will become a tangible beacon of hope. And it could inspire people to join your congregation. It’s time to illuminate this fantastic and...

First time in church in years. Friendly people. I loved the organ. It is sad that a guitar has such prominence when they have such a wonderful pipe organ. In spite of this I intend to come to this church once more with my wife for our last time together after 74 years. She has dementia but would enjoy it. My kids and grandkids will also be invited to come and celebrate this major event in our life. I would have commented on the webpage but the captha is so hard it...