St. Ansgars is a bible believing, loving, friendly church. Pastor Herb Hoff is a very gifted pastor…read morewho is able to relate the bible to our everyday life. Our associate pastor is Scott Stroud. Scott has an amazing personal story of how he came to the Lord. At St. Ansgras we believe in missions and have sent missionaries to many countries. St. Ansgars will be continuing Wednesday family night. We start at 6 p.m. with a meat and then break up into various bible study groups. Also activities for children. Everyone is welcome.

"Not my Pastordent" by Paul Jensen. We may not agree on our new President of the United States or…read moreour religion...but I think we can all agree it's time to respect and embrace our differences. Great sermon Paul. Apx 50 people at the 8:00 service. Warm, welcoming church. Sunday school for the children. Ample parking.

I used to attend this church many years ago, and have gone back recently. It is an incredible…read morechurch with a huge following. There are many opportunities for growth here. Lots of family programs for different ages. My sons went to summer camps through this church and had many great times there..if your looking for a new chuch home, give them a try.

We gave this church one more try. - Leadership realizes the…read moremusic is incredibly loud to the point that they now offer Ear Plugs..! - We notice fewer folks attend the church. - The music and announcements are so obnoxiously LOUD... we can't attend this church.

Shoreline has been my church home for 30 years. It's the perfect place for people who want to grow…read morein their faith, but also very welcoming to people who may just be seeking. The message is delivered in a way that is easily understandable. For me, I hear it as a practical application to my daily life. The pastors and staff make it a very friendly non-judge mental environment. From the minute you walk in you feel welcome. Shoreline is a large church but has many different Bible studies and events to get involved in. This is a great way to stay more connected through Shoreline. It's also a way to meet people who are of the same mindset and are wanting to enrich their relationship with Jesus. Besides helping me to grow in my faith, I have established lifelong friendships as a result of attending Shoreline. Nina Arman

From the outside, the church looks good. They give you donuts, coffee, and a good worship team…read more There are some good folks at this church who truly love Jesus. The church is a business and ran like any other mega-church business. I've been going to Shoreline off and on for the last three years. They have all the bells and whistles and look shiny and pretty from the outside. If you're looking for connection and support of a smaller church you won't find it here. Some of the events such as the children's program in the summer are not accessible to all kids. There are no scholarships and programs available for those less privileged to have access to the program as other privileged kids. I don't feel the church is inclusive of marginalized minorities to have the ability to resources as the privileged kids and think the church can do better here. There is no support for BIPOC kids who don't have the means to attend. These kids are excluded from the community and the pews. Also, there is no benevolence fund to help members who are suffering or in need. They have a food bank and give out clothes and nothing more for those in need who are sitting in the pews. There is no support structure in place for folks struggling in the pews and no acknowledgment from the church. Support does not always mean money and they want the tithe but you are not seen or heard as a member who is suffering. The more mega the less help you can expect from them. A church of 10 will go to the ends of the earth to help you. In a church of a thousand maybe someone will bring you a casserole. Which isn't surprising. There's less of a community in a more mega church. You're just a number. A church is a community and a community should help any members who are in distress - whether this be through formal existing "emergency funds" or through informal support from other members within the organization. If someone is in that sort of situation. The church should absolutely help provide for the needs of the member. It should have nothing to do with how much the member has given in the past. So in a nutshell you decide if this is a church you want to invest your time, money, soul, and heart into.

Just don't feel the sprit of God there, the music is dead. There more worried about what the church…read morelooks like. You can be prayed for after the service in a prayer room, and I get it but when did it become so bad to walk up and get on your knees and pray why the pastor gives a sermon, why isn't is OK for the elders to walk up and began to pray right there for you, and your follow members If that is what is needed. Everything is so hidden and done backwards. I'm old school and love the Pentecostal way. I'm just a Christian a believer in God, and I know when you walk in the house of the lord you should feel his presents, and I don't here, again just so dead, and so is the music is dead! Thats my opinion

Real church that preaches FROM THE WORD!! This church teaches from the word and doesn't take part…read morein the "progressive Christianity" that is unfortunately taking over our country. If it hurts your feelings, it's probably conviction. Lol.

A Friendly church with unpretentious people. We moved here in 2018, and the church family welcomed…read moreand embraced us. Even though my family came from over 2000 miles away, we have found a second wonderful home at Valley Baptist in Salinas!

This is a great church. Proud to call them my church home. The people are friendly and warm, and…read morethe teaching is fantastic. Small groups and Youth on Wednesday night - bring food to share! 3-4-5 E Alvin Drive, 10:30 Sundays, 6:30 PM Wednesdays.

A welcoming, friendly congregation at a Bible-based, traditionalist church. No "fire and…read morebrimstone," but no wishy-washy un-Christian teachings, either. Pastor Joel is a good, kind man, and his sermons are top-notch. The services feature a lot of hymns; the Lord's Supper (i.e., communion) is on the first Sunday of the month, and is open to any member of a Bible-believing church. Services start at 11:00, and there is child care during them. Services are followed by a potluck fellowship meal around noon. This is a wonderful time to get to know the parishioners. There's a second service after the meal. This is a growing church. There are many families with children ranging from infancy to adulthood, as well as many middle aged and elderly members. My family and I have been warmly welcomed here; you will be, too.

Solid reformed preaching friendly and hospitable…read morecongregation simple and thoughtful worship

Pastor Sharlan Baldwin delivers the word of God with conviction of the Holy Spirit. While The…read moreCountry Church is small the Holy Spirit moves mightily, come as a visitor leave as family.

This church preaches the truth in love. It's committed to reformed baptist doctrine, expository…read morepreaching, Lord's day worship with services both in the morning and evening, and an emphasis on corporate prayer, family worship, and evangelism. It is very clear that it is gospel focused, that the people take sin seriously, and the leadership are not seeking to please or cater to man, but rather exist to glorify God by magnifying Jesus Christ.