Resonate Church

Truly my family in Pullman. A great place if you’re looking to explore faith, find a community, or be challenged in your relationship with God.

Last evening we as grandparents had the pleasure of joining the Bellingham WA summer group for Sun. Service & bbq..co-directed by Allison & Matt it is very clear to us the impact this is making on all the young adults involved. We were so welcomed by them all & so enjoyed their personal stories of how they got to our hometown of Bellingham, Western campus & the very positive work they are doing along the way..God Bless Pastor James & Chelsea, Allison & Matt & all the great Lord's work they are doing. We had such a great evening with them all!!

I liked the music but the people often felt insincere and cliquey, and some of the leadership policies were irresponsible. More openness and authenticity would be helpful, as would additional leadership oversight and more power checks and balances. Overall, not the best church I've been to, and not entirely the worst. I would recommend it as an okay place to make friends, but not as a good place for honest spiritual exploration.

I have attended Resonate over a dozen times when I have visited Moscow over a period of 8-9 years I find the services and the staff to be inspirational, gospel centered and missional. I know many that became involved as students and are forever changed as a result. This church is impacting the PNW and beyond.

Quite simply the WORST neighbors! I'm sure they allow college kids to worship Jesus in a way that makes them feel safe (i.e., allows them to do whatever they want), but they're the WORST neighbors. In a residential zone, they drive 40 mph in a 25 mph zone, they are LOUD at all times of the night. They have multiple times been asked to quit partying after noise ordinance has kicked in. They have had members who, when asked by a neighbor to pipe down, flipped the neighbor off. They have ZERO respect for the neighborhood. In essence, they are the WORST emisaries of Christ because instead of inviting folks to come unto Him, they're telling those around them to go screw themselves. If the mark of Christendom, compassion, and charity, is to love your neighbor as yourself, they are either a) failing, or b) don't love themselves. I finally decided to move my family away from Thompson Street rather than deal with it any more. I can only imagine the families on High Street continue to be ticked.