I've been attending Church Everyday since I was single, and by the grace of God -- through the prayers, fellowship, and leadership of the pastors -- I now have a faithful wife and two beautiful sons. Looking back, I truly don't think I could have made it through the challenges of my late 30s without the unwavering support of this church community. What makes this church special is the tremendous support system. The fellowship, friendships, and sense of belonging here are real. While no church is perfect, I deeply believe that God is with us and blessing this congregation. Church Everyday offers something for everyone -- from a vibrant kids program and a Korean school to meaningful summer programs and ministries for young adults, families, and the elderly. Whether you're new to faith or looking to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus, I wholeheartedly recommend Church Everyday. You'll find a place to belong and a community to grow with. read more

Church Everyday - Summer VBS - Churches Near Me - Northridge, California

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I love church everyday! As a mother, i really think it is important to raise my children with Faith, showing unconditional love of God. My kids have been attending since they were born, and they got baptized . I love all the kids programs they have at church, amazing leaders and student volunteers. Also VBS is one of the Biggest event church every summer, my kids made a lot of good friends through VBS and learning more about God. It's such a fun program for kids and making a lot of unforgettable memories. My kids always love going to church everyday Sunday, even wanting to go to Wednesday Awana program. They also have korean school on Saturday, my kids improved so much on their writing and reading after doing two semesters! We are so happy with our adult services too, our senior Pastor Son, always delivers the best sermons, very welcoming to new visitors too. Love Church everyday! read more

Amazing place of worship. Got to attend this church since the COVID hit. I was looking for place to worship and grow spiritually, and this was the place! Highly recommend for all the believers (and nonbelievers) in Christ, not only for Koreans, but for all people of all ages and cultures (they also have English and youth ministries) read more

I am honored to be a member of Church Everyday. It is a church filled with the pastor's gracious words, as well as warm fellowship and touching praise. In particular, the education department is divided into groups according to the children's ages, and the evangelists in charge to educate children with love and words, so that children from newborn to teenagers grow in faith and can maintain their faith healthily. Highly recommend to come and join the worship!!! read more

So many memories here and I loveeeeeeeee Church Everyday! Before leaving for college, I attended this church from middle school (previously known as Valley Light of Love) to highschool. I have sooooo many great memories here and Pastor Eunice - the high school pastor is such an amazing person! I miss her even today. I spent a lot of time at church when I was younger and Pastor Eunice made each sermon memorable. She's so sweet, easy to relate to and understanding. Now, she is a mother of 3 loving boys and I wish I still lived in the valley to visit often. Church Everyday is very welcoming so please visit if your around the area. They have Korean ministry, English ministry, elementary (AWANA program), middle school, high school, and different programs for each age group. When I was in high school, I was the AWANA 3rd grade girls teacher and I'll never forget the experience. This church is very well structured and they have summer / winter retreats twice a year. Like it's name they try to hold prayers every night, and the church is always open, welcoming new faces. Weather your going for yourself or to meet God, come to Church Everyday! read more

This church has way too much drama for its size. The "leaders" in the English ministry are post-college members with little to no work experience, leadership skills, and time-management skills. The English ministry and Korean ministry do not get along due to poor leadership and rivalry, which is absurd at a church. Pastor Eugene Sim is nice and delivers great sermons, but he has no connection to his congregation and only cares about church donations. Pastor Michael Rix is just too socially awkward to connect with, and sadly, he is oblivious to the way in which he makes people uncomfortable (shaved eye brows are crazy). Newcomers come and go all the time, and the few that stay are people you would normally avoid outside of church, e.g., socially inept; no job; no education; etc. The "leaders" make no efforts to welcome newcomers at all and are quick to stay within the confines of their cliques. I stayed here for half a year, and I left because there was just too much pettiness and drama within the young adults at "Grace Life," which is the moniker for the revamped English ministry of Church Everyday. In short, come to this church if you need short-term fellowship and spiritual guidance. Don't serve (volunteer) and get sucked up into the drama. The church "leaders" will always be looking for free labor, but avoid it. Go to service and leave afterwards. Avoid the pettiness of Sally, Eunice, Becky and the other "leaders." This church is a revolving door for a reason. I left this church for Shepherd because of the drama and gossip and have no regrets. P.S.- As a single female in her late 20's, there were two single males over 30 at Grace Life: one had severe social problems and could barely hold a job and the other worked at panda express ... need I say more. Thanks for reading. read more

Visited their English ministry, Grace Life, for the first time yesterday. Have a couple friends that go there, so thought I'd check it out. In my experience, contrary to the last reviewer - (Christina P.) - I thought this church was pretty good! The sermon by the lead pastor, Eugene, I felt, was strong - biblically driven/grounded, compassionate and passionate, gospel centered (albeit, it was Easter Sunday, lol), and gave call for salvation at the end of sermon to which several people responded. Also met the other pastor, Mike. He didnt seen socially awkward at all, (as the other reviews said) but was rather very friendly and engaging. And his eyebrows looked normal to me (no unibrow/excessive burrowness, etc, haha) Worship time was pretty good, theologically/biblically sound choice of songs (they didnt have songs that are more like pop songs that could be about anyone in love/feeling mushy things about someone else), buy solidly theological, imo. The musicians, singers, worship leaders were pretty good overall, but I felt it was a little weird that they had the lights totally turned off on stage, so the worship team is on the dark. I think I get what they are trying to do - not make worship about the musicians/singers and distract others from people focusing on God - but imo, it had the opposite/adverse effect - it felt odd and distracting that people on stage (a stage is precisely set to draw your attention to those on stage) were in the dark. I think worship leaders can lead worship both musically and visually, through body language etc, as the Bible teaches us to worship God not only in song, but with out bodies (i.e lift our hands, kneel before God, look up and gaze upon Him, etc.) Also felt a bit lost momentarily when I walked into the lobby, as there weren't any signs, greeters guiding us into th worshop meeting room. We had to ask where to go and someone told us that we needed to take the elevator. After service, hung around and had lunch downstairs. I found some people to be very friendly and warm, while some others weren't not as much. I had to introduce myself and initiate conversation with the folks at my table, but once I did, they seemed friendly and warm enough. I think that can be chalked up to some folks are just not that outgoing. Anyways, overall, I really liked my time at this church and will definitely go back read more