Village Baptist Church

Not here for religious purposes but was here for a training everyone was kind and helpful awesome that they lend their facility to the community free of charge.
Thank you

A recent article stated that the states of Oregon and Washington were the most «unchurched» in the nation. I lived in PDX for 3 years and I can honestly say that with all the tree huggers, women with hairy armpits (just kidding. women with hairy armpits deserve love, too), bicycle nazis, radical protesters from Eugene and bong shops on Hawthorne that I ran into I do not disagree. (As for Washington State, well, the Seattle Supersonics have led to a lot of unanswered prayer… ha!)
However, if you are in Portland and are looking for a church I would recommend VBC. It’s 15 – 20 minutes west of the city and has multiple services on Sat and Sun to choose from. The pastor generally tells it like it is and is not afraid to take a stand on issues that most prosperity doctrine and don’t-offend-any-tithers pastors will not. (This is rare for a church that borders on megachurch status.) Worship is also led by a worship pastor on a grand piano. (How often do you see that?)
Despite being in a homogenous city, the church does have a Korean-​speaking congregation under its umbrella as well as a largely Asian American fellowship group (among its many groups). In fact, an Indian American used to help with worship leading on Sundays when I was there and he was definitely blessed with talent.
There is also a gym where I used to play hoops and volleyball at.
Not that this should matter, but I also met my wife there. ;)
For a great place to worship and fellowship this place gets Franksabunched with 5 stars!