Sideris Church

About this church

Sideris Church is a Seattle congregation that gathers for Sunday worship at 10 a.m. at 2004 NW 63rd Street in Ballard, with an online option for people who cannot attend in person. A typical Sunday begins with congregational singing, then a short break of about four minutes for conversation with the people nearby. The sermon usually moves passage by passage through a book of the Bible, and communion is offered as an optional part of the service. The church began in 2015 and describes its approach as considering Jesus in community.

Children check in upstairs at self-serve kiosks and are placed in one of five classrooms, from a nursery for babies nine months and older through upper elementary, using The Gospel Project curriculum. Babies under nine months may stay in the service, and a nursing room has a live feed of the worship. Middle and high school students join the main service. During the week, members meet in neighborhood groups: mixed cohorts of about a dozen or more people in fall and spring, and small same-gender cadres in winter and summer. City Teams organize service projects around Seattle, and an Alpha course introducing Christianity is offered once a year. Confirm group schedules on the website.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Home page: Sunday 10 a.m., address, groups · Sunday order of worship and communion · Kids ministry classrooms and check-in · Cohorts and cadres weekday groups

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