Fourteen congregations carry a Ridgefield address, spread across nine traditions and roughly ten miles of road. This guide tells you what each one is, where it is, and when it gathers — no rankings, no recommendations, no opinions about anyone’s theology.
People come looking for this list for all kinds of reasons. You just moved here and want to find your people. A relative died and you need somewhere to hold a service. You grew up in a tradition, drifted, and are quietly wondering about going back. You are twenty-two and figuring out whether any of it is for you. Or you just want to know what that building on Carty Road is.
Whatever brought you, here is the whole list — every place of worship with a Ridgefield 98642 address, grouped by where it sits rather than by what it teaches.
One editorial note, and then we will get out of the way. This guide does not rank congregations, name favorites, or characterize anyone’s doctrine. That is not our call to make and it would not help you anyway. What we can tell you is where each one is, what tradition it belongs to, and when it gathers. The rest is between you and a Sunday morning.
Four congregations within a few blocks of the old town core, all with free parking and short walks from Main Street.
Church of the Nazarene · 747 Pioneer St
Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene
The largest congregation in the immediate downtown area, in a sanctuary with a big free lot right off Pioneer. It is also the building that hosts Compassion 360’s Thursday Market, which means a lot of Ridgefield residents have been inside it without ever attending a service.
Weekday office hours run Monday through Friday, so this is one of the easier congregations to reach by phone during the week.
Downtown · 330 N 5th Ave
Sparrow City Church
The newest congregation on this list and the one with the smallest public footprint — a single Sunday morning gathering on 5th Avenue, a block off the downtown grid.
Sunday service is listed at 10:00 AM.
Baptist · 210 S 8th Ave
God’s Word Baptist Church
A small independent Baptist congregation in old-town Ridgefield, on 8th Avenue south of the downtown core.
No service times are publicly listed. Call ahead.
United Methodist · 1410 S Hillhurst Rd
Ridgefield United Methodist Church
A small congregation on South Hillhurst with a long presence in town and a visible role in community programming and service partnerships.
Sunday worship is listed at 10:00 AM, with weekday office hours Monday through Thursday.
Five congregations spread across the roads that fan out from town — south down Hillhurst, west toward the refuge on Carty, and northeast toward Battle Ground.
Carty Road · 2306 NW Carty Rd
Bethel Church at Ridgefield
A small historic church building out toward the refuge, the kind of white-clapboard structure that people describe as looking like the church from their childhood. There is a basement kitchen used for receptions and memorial services.
Sunday gathering is listed at 11:00 AM. There is no published phone number or website, so a drive-by or a knock may be your only way to confirm anything.
Lutheran · 2630 S Hillhurst Rd
Christ Community Church
A Lutheran congregation on South Hillhurst with a single Sunday morning service and a small, contemporary worship setup.
Sunday service is listed at 9:30 AM.
Nondenominational · 3215 S Hillhurst Rd
GO Church — Ridgefield
Further south on Hillhurst, part of a small regional church-planting network. Children’s and youth programming is a stated focus, including a midweek youth gathering.
Sunday service is listed at 10:30 AM.
Roman Catholic · 1520 N 65th Ave
St Mary of Guadalupe Mission
The Catholic option with a Ridgefield address, on North 65th. It operates as a mission connected to St Philip Benizi Parish in Woodland, which is why the listed phone number is a Woodland one and why Mass schedules are coordinated through the parish rather than posted separately.
Check the St Philip Benizi site for the current Mass schedule, and call the parish office to confirm which Masses are celebrated at the mission.
East Side · 2810 NE 259th St
Mountain View Christian Center
Out on NE 259th, closer to Battle Ground than to downtown Ridgefield, and it draws from both communities. Staffed youth and worship ministry, with a band-led contemporary service.
Weekday office hours run Monday through Thursday. Sunday service times are not publicly listed — call or check the site.
Five congregations carry a 98642 address but sit down along the 179th and 194th corridors, closer to Salmon Creek than to downtown. If you live north of the freeway interchange, budget fifteen minutes.
Latter-day Saints · 21720 NE 29th Ave
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Ridgefield meetinghouse on NE 29th Avenue, serving local congregations organized into wards. Meetinghouses typically host more than one ward at staggered times, so the schedule depends on which ward covers your address.
Use the church’s official locator or call to find the meeting time for your area.
Community Church · 20018 NE 22nd Ave
Vista Community Church
A small rural congregation on NE 22nd, in the stretch of country between Ridgefield and Salmon Creek. Long-tenured pastoral leadership and a congregation that skews toward regulars who have been there a while.
Service times are not publicly listed. Call ahead.
Nondenominational · 801 NE 194th St
Footprints Church
On NE 194th at the southern edge of the zip code, on a property with an outdoor children’s play area. One of the larger nondenominational congregations in the area by review volume.
Sunday service is listed at 9:00 AM, with office hours Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Seventh-day Adventist · 302 NW 179th St
Whipple Creek Seventh-day Adventist Church
The one congregation on this list that worships on Saturday rather than Sunday, following the Adventist Sabbath. Sabbath School classes for adults and children run alongside the worship service, and there is a midweek Wednesday evening gathering.
The congregation also runs periodic health and lifestyle seminars open to the wider community.
Community of Christ · 400 NE 179th St
Community of Christ
A congregation of the Community of Christ denomination, sitting on NE 179th almost directly across the corridor from Whipple Creek. Community involvement and local service work are a stated emphasis.
Sunday worship is listed at 10:00 AM.
If you are looking for a specific tradition rather than a specific neighborhood, this is the faster way through the list.
There is no synagogue, mosque, temple, or Orthodox Christian parish inside the 98642 zip code — Ridgefield residents seeking those communities generally drive to Vancouver or Portland, a twenty to forty minute trip depending on where you start.
A few things that hold true across nearly every congregation on this list, offered for anyone who has not done this in a while or ever.
Dress is casual. Jeans are fine essentially everywhere in Ridgefield. If you want to know what a specific congregation runs like, look at photos on their website.
Parking is free at all fourteen. This is not a city problem here.
Arrive five to ten minutes early if you have kids to check in, and a little earlier if you would rather find your own seat than be shown to one.
You will probably be noticed. These are small congregations, most of them well under a few hundred people. Someone will introduce themselves. If that is more than you want on a first visit, sitting toward the back and leaving promptly is a completely normal thing to do and nobody will chase you.
Nobody is going to demand money from you. Offering plates and boxes exist; visitors are not expected to contribute.
How many churches are in Ridgefield, WA?
Fourteen places of worship carry a 98642 address, across nine traditions. Five of those sit down the 179th and 194th corridors, closer to Salmon Creek than downtown.
Is there a Catholic church in Ridgefield?
St Mary of Guadalupe Mission on North 65th, which operates in connection with St Philip Benizi Parish in Woodland. Mass schedules run through that parish.
Are there Saturday services anywhere in town?
Whipple Creek Seventh-day Adventist on NW 179th worships Saturday mornings, following the Adventist Sabbath, plus a Wednesday evening gathering.
Is there a synagogue or mosque in Ridgefield?
Not in the 98642 zip. The nearest congregations are in Vancouver and Portland, both a reasonable drive.
Which churches have programs for kids?
Most do in some form, but the depth varies a lot and it changes with staffing. Ask directly — it is the single most common question these offices field from new families, and they will give you a straight answer.
However you got to this page — new in town, back after a long time away, or just curious what that building on Carty Road is — we hope it saved you an afternoon of searching. Fourteen doors, all of them open on a weekend morning.
Addresses and contact details compiled August 2026 from public listings. Service times are the least stable information on this page — always confirm directly before a first visit. Corrections welcome at any time: drop us a note.
