On 5/27/2026 at approximately 3:10 pm, I was asked if I spoke Spanish via cell phone, I replied no,…read morethen the representative named Anna, clicked on me without saying anything. I felt extremely discriminated against for not even being told "sorry I don't speak Spanish." Or "let me get someone that can help you." I was born a U.S. citizen and English is my only language. Hypothetically speaking, if I worked at a church in Mexico and I responded, "you don't speak English?" Then I clicked, that is completely NOT OKAY. I hope this gets escalated to the top because this type of behavior is not okay especially at a church.

I would give this church 0 stars, if it was possible. Father Gilberto confirmed that he would do my…read moremother's funeral services. All information was confirmed with the church office through the mortuary. On the day of her burial, we waited and waited, but he never showed. We contacted the church office. They claimed that he was not returning their calls and they didn't know where he was at. The lady went on to say that sometimes scheduling issues happen. WHAT???? Are you serious? Who does this? Please continue to look for another church and don't waste your time here. There are simply no words to express what I experienced.

This is my home parish. I have gotten to know the priests and community pretty well. I became a…read moreconfirmation teacher and you fall in love with the people here. It has become home. They love Jesus. They love the Eucharist. They love the sacraments. And they are pretty good at doing confessions, both fathers are very nice and honestly we have a good time in confession.

This has was my childhood parish. I love coming here as an adult with my kids now. The English mass…read moreon Sunday's is great. The chorus is mellow and the lead singer sounds like Aaron Neville. :) the priests always have a great message. Check out the tacos after the service, the enchiladas and you will be glad u did!

Things sure have changed since 1968 when the old Seminary existed. I visited the area about…read moretwenty-five years ago and what I understand the old Seminary was sold to a land developer. Vocations were steadily decreasing with the lack of funding so there was no choice but to close. I remember a lot of seminarians that moved on but one who left after two weeks became a priest and now serves in the military as a Chaplin. It was a good time as a seminarian.

I haven't been here in years. Maybe since I was 8 of 11. My dad used to come here for Retreats for…read morethe Carmelites. They had awesome potlucks. I remember going down to where the first priests were buried. So cool. I want to come here again to visit. This is a great memory of mine. Beautiful place. I passed by the other day and it's still as beautiful as it was when I was little. I want to come here with my mom and feel the spiritual guidance that is here. You feel safe and loved here

My daughter and son in law invited me, I attended in their community outreach events from…read more2009-2013, when I joined and a member since. There are various Ministries a person can be apart of: Young at Heart (55+), Couples, Bible study, Youth, Women's Bible Study, Men's Bible Study also 2 services, Sunday School in order to: "Saving Souls, Changing Lives!"

On Friday, July 18, my son, Service dog, and myself came to the church to attend the services of my…read morefriend of 50 years, Mr. Edward Hood.   Upon entry to the church, a Deacon told me that they don't allow dogs in the sanctuary. I told him that she was my service animal and then I showed him credentials and then he allowed me to enter.   I took a seat in the sanctuary, and shortly after you, Rev. Owen's, interrupted the service to out me in front of the whole congregation, all of my fellow Saints, friends and the family of Mr. Hood.   Saying "The lady with the dog, you have to leave, we do not allow dogs in our sanctuary".   I was told to leave the sanctuary and go sit in the hallway.   In my 66 years of life, this was the most embarrassing, humiliating hurtful and discriminative act of my life, and for it to happen in Church, the house of the Lord, a place of love.   I hold my head down in shame for the ignorance of people who don't try to understand one another and their disabilities or life 's challenges.   Rev. Owens, trusting those who are on duty, your deacons and ushers that were at the entrance of the sanctuary, this never would have happened.   This absolutely could have been handled with decency and respect by asking your deacon or usher to confront me in private.   This episode has caused me a tremendous set back with my mental and physical health.   And a suggestion to you, moving forward being a man of God, approach situations diplomatically with love all disabilities are not visible.  Trust who you have put in charge at the door.   My service dog Zena has been trained, well-groomed and cleaner than some people.  I have invested in her so she can help me during times like Friday, July 18.   My thoughts and prayers will be with you to become more compassionate in situations like this.

When you come to Little Zion missionaries Baptist Church you get a little piece of heaven while…read morehere on earth come join us where you get the word of God from Pastor Reginald RJ Williams the leadership goes as follows chairman Deacon Peter Scott jr. Secretary for the Board of Deacon, John Wesley Wright Senior. And Deacon Charles Williams We have service every Sunday starting with Sunday school at 10 AM morning worship at 11 AM. Tool Time Bible Study every Wednesday night from 7:00 pm-8:00 pm

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I love this parish. I am able to hear clearly and loudly the Gospel. I enjoy their choir. I…read morerecommend arriving early to mass to get parking.

I Love this church, always clean all priest are very good, Father Rigo is the best he makes you…read morefeel part of the celebration.