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  I came across Imprint Church in Woodinville this past summer right as they were getting ready to launch. We had been "shopping" the christian churches on the eastside since moving out here two years ago and just weren't finding the right fit for our family.
  
  Imprint was my first time in a new church plant and I've loved the intimacy of a smaller church (100-200 regulars as of Nov 2012). It's a not a big production like some of the more popular churches in the area, but the messages by pastor Darren Larson really hit home for me and I'm finding it much easier to make new friends.
  
  The church shares a building with a truck driving school near Target in Woodinville, which totally cracks me up! Give this place a try, maybe you'll find that it's a great fit for you, too.

  Added December 17, 2016 by Kris Neese
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  My wife and i figured we would go church shopping after relocating to the Woodinville area, the Environment was inviting enough people seemed very friendly but the Pastor gave us the new people stair the whole sermon.
  
  To top it off the service main message was against logic and was preaching to not use yourself as an authority. I tend to believe that if Logic and the bible conflict you are likely reading the scriptures incorrectly and you should work out where the difference is and not just dismiss your God given brain.
  
  Needless to say the wife and i where completely put off and we went elsewhere.

  Added September 14, 2016 by Andrew Taylor