Valley Springs Church is a church that honestly has felt like family to us since we moved to…read moreCorvallis. My wife and I started coming last year, and the relationships that have been built here are so genuine. God taught us so many things through Valley Springs. Jesus and the Holy Spirit MOVE here, and it's something that we are just so undeserving to witness. Come visit us on Sundays or find out more information on our website! https://www.valleyspringschurch.com/

Great staff! Great people... The preachers speak the Truth day in a day out. That Truth is the same…read moreWord that is talked about in John1:1-18...

First visit (9-14-25). One and done! Super short 30 minute service included 4 minutes of actual…read morescripture and service. The other 26 minutes was an intro about a new hire, a video about the new hire, a live chat about the new hire, then a re-cap of last week's plan for next year, which will focus on just three decipples and some other staff meeting-like info. I left the moment the closing worship began. Oddest church service I've ever attended. Not recommending. Moving on in search of a church that is scripture based. Not sure what the high ratings are for.

Down to earth church with great sermons! People here are local to Corvallis and the most nicest…read morepeople I have ever met! If I were local to here and not visiting, this would be the home church for my family! Highly recommend this business!

Going through a bit of a rough patch. Pulled into their parking lot after seeing ZERO signage to…read morealert people that they're going to get offended should someone DARE try pulling into their EMPTY PARKING LOT, DRIVING TO THE BACK OF SAID LOT TO MINIMIZE TRAVELERS NOTICING A VEHICLE WITH A COMPANY NAME AND PHONE NUMBER ON EVERY SIDE PANEL. Along about midnight, some cave troll waddled up and asked if I had permission from the church to be stopped and sleeping. Asked why it was an issue for me to be sleeping in my truck, WAAAAAY out of sight for almost all motorists, and was told "because. You need to leave". Very Christian of you. I'm sure your god is awful proud knowing his humble servant is nothing more than a complete and utter failure to his teachings. Enjoy hell, you hypocrite.

Really felt welcomed as an out towner and heard both and encouraging and challenging message…read more The worship team sounded well practiced and their music choices were relevant to the message. We had a great church experience!!

Great pastor - very engaging and funny. Kind and loving church community, providing community…read moreoutreach and resources to the rest of the surrounding community - service orientated.

I love how accepting this group is. The collage ministry accepts you as you are and shows a lot of…read moregrave and forgiveness. The college pastor takes the time to talk to college students. What touched my heart was his love for collage students. The church has a awesome fire pit and grassy area. I can ride my bike and look at the sunrise.

The pastor was too stern for me. She presents as a caring person but is not. I no longer attend…read morethis church.

Welcoming congregation. Eclectic blend of wonderful folks from a wide variety of backgrounds and…read morefaiths coming together for fellowship, community, support, social justice activities, and fun. The minister, Jill McAllister, is one of the best speakers I have ever heard. I've been attending sporadically for 17 years (more when my daughter was younger and I didn't work weekends) and I really like this place and these people. They have amazing programs for kids and teens, wonderful music, and it's a caring place for any age person to land and find folks who care. Highly recommended!

At this Church, I feel safe and valued for who I am, people know my name and they care where I am…read morein my walk with Christ.

Very beautiful and roomy on the inside. The atmosphere is very spiritual and inspiring...Glad this…read morewill be my Catholic Church.

From the outside, St. Mary's is a bleak looking church (tho John V's photos are quite…read morebrilliant&artistic) It looks like an auditorium or a gym, not a sacred place of worship. Most of the "art" inside is equally "inspiring." Other than the bas-reliefs of Joseph&Mary with the Child Jesus, and the ascended Christ looming over the altar, it's a blah church in the round. Architecturally&artistically, not that great. In other aspects, it shines, like its neighboring Adoration Chapel, and services like the St. Vincent de Paul food bank. There are plenty of opportunities to volunteer&participate in serving the community. While the church is meh&the worship is alright, it's the community that matters.

I am one of the pastors at First Congregational UCC I am (obviously) not the most neutral of…read moreparties, but I will post here anyway and hope you will visit and agree with my thoughts. We are a theologically progressive congregation that worships in mostly (though not completely) traditional ways. We sing, pray, work, laugh, worship and grow together in community. We are deeply engaged in justice and peace work in the community and in the world, are a safe and welcoming place for GLBTQ Christians, are diverse in our ages, gifts, family structures, political beliefs, and through it all we gather together to be the body of Christ. I love the folks who worship here and love that some people have been here a long time and others are new to the church, new to the denomination, and even new to following that Jesus guy.