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  The doctrine and theology are not sound. Not a christian pastor or church. The Sermons are not from the Bible. The congregation on the other hand are some of the kindest and best people. If you want great Christian friends this is the place to meet them in Portland.They are being led badly and lied to by a man who does not believe in God.His team are greedy ,poor hating, and pay them selves extremely well out of the collection that they say is for the community.

  Added July 12, 2017 by sfgjkfd kljsdfl
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  Really nice place for church. I love the sermons and each week the music is great.

  Added July 07, 2017 by Annie Billman
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  I love this church. Is it perfect? Of course not, neither are any of us. But is it real, honest, seeking, loving, sharing and filled with a joyful love and heart felt reverence for God? Absolutely. The sermons teach me about the bible and God and His awesomeness with intelligence, knowledge, humor, honesty and compassion. They are also engaging, interesting and relevant; a good test for me about a sermon is if I can remember its key points when I leave church, or does it just fade away as irrelevant. Imago Dei's sermon stay with me and make me think. The church is also very active in community, helping others and lifting them up. Most all of this congregation is very young, twenty - thirtyish, lots of children, I'm one of the older ones at 67. I've been going to church most of my life, and seen quite a few, this one helps me rejoice and yield and trust and grow in the Lord and his loving ways.
  I'm sorry the woman who went two years ago was disappointed that the "bible wasn't open even once". I've never seen that happen, but I know a sermon about God's truth and love can be given with out an open bible, in fact a sermon about God's truth and love can be given without a word spoken. I hope she give it another chance.
  

  Added January 26, 2017 by Ann Krenek
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  We decided to look into Imago Dei Community when we were searching for a church with an active youth group. The youth group has proven to be a place that my kids have experienced loving leaders that lead them in truth.
  I really enjoy the Sunday gathering. The music is fun and often brings me to a place of praise. Often times it is hard to sing along because the performers sing songs their own way. Some don't like that, but I enjoy listening to great live music, and I appreciate their expression of praise.
  The teaching is almost always excellent. The speakers season timeless truth with pragmatic works.
  We searched for a while for a home community to become a part of. The one we found is in our neighborhood, and has a great mix of people. It is at this home community that I experience real relational community.
  One of the things that I love most about this community is that I experience God's grace and His amazing love for us there through His people.
  The most challenging thing for me is that the church is progressive in its political views. I am politically libertarian and I am uncomfortable with some of the of the things that are said from the stage regarding politics. They seem to have bought in to the liberal narrative. I think that a more conservative person would not feel at home here. I wish the church would steer clear of politics and instead always keep the focus on Kingdom living.

  Added October 12, 2016 by David Goshorn
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  Best sermon I've heard since I lived in Denver. Absolutely spot on - talked about the love and the law in the old covenant and the new covenant. It was the best sermon on faith/works I've ever heard. We'll be going back for sure. Truth is in this place.

  Added September 11, 2016 by Levi Lais