I'm a visitor from Orange County, but God's here too! Loved the music-- really thoughtful songs…read morestaying with me through the week & good pastor digging into Proverbs & what is Wisdom? -- practically speaking. Great having a married couple taking care of kiddos.

What a wonderful family we found in this church; something we had been looking for, for many years…read more Gospel based, loving, caring and honest. If you are looking for a non-judgmental, caring and safe place to worship or ask questions about God - this is the right place for you to visit.

I started coming to this church after a long church hiatus where I was struggling with…read moreevangelicalism, christian culture in America, and past religious institutional experiences. Everyone at NHU is so welcoming, empathetic, and loving. It immediately felt like a radical and safe space. It's an incredibly social-justice oriented community who doesn't shy away from talking about what's happening in our world in sermons, and taking action through community events. I'm able to grapple with hard questions and admit my doubts in this space and I'm not alone in those feelings ! It's a very loving, safe place and diverse congregation.

I am in northern California but attended this church while I was helping my nephew who had cancer…read more It is a very welcoming church and I was remembered and welcomed even though my attendance was sporadic. (I shared my nephew's care with other family members). They were also willing to assist me find care during his last weeks. I enjoyed the members and especially the sermons. I totally recommend this church. Give it a try.

As an avid Yelper, it's a little weird leaving a review for my own church because I'm definitely…read morebias but I can sincerely say, this church is warm, friendly, Christ-centered, and a lot of fun every Sunday. It's held in the Legacy International Center in Mission Valley and the facility is incredible. From the moment you step foot on the property you will be welcomed with a sincere passion. The people are so inviting and not that fake "churchy" kind of thing, it's authentic. The worship team was powerful, the preaching is challenging in the best way and I love going to a church that has a goal to see our faith in God grow. The Kid's team is great. They greet every child before the parents and I love that. The rooms are clean and there are plenty of people in each one to take care of the kids. It's a newer church but the future is bright. If you're in the San Diego, or even visiting from out of town, we'd love for you to try it out for yourself.

Went there last Sunday, 9/22/2024, Because I needed to find a church in a location and that has a…read moreservice time flexible with my (and my brother, Tom's) schedule. First time. Great message, wonderfully welcoming and worship was sweet. Coming back? I believe so!! I am doing overnight shifts, though, with newborns. It's a little hard to work and then "plan" to come in and directly rest but I did not. And I want to be there. We will see. It's 15 minutes from home. I'm seeing the benefit of it and what does God say?

Come as you are. CCLG made me feel valued, welcomed and excepted. Never been to a church that was…read moreso welcoming. I was greeted by so many of the members it felt more like a family gathering. I have always felt going into a church that I would be judged by my appearance, not there. The atmosphere was like no other. The worship team was inspiring and a pleasure to listen to. I plan on going back again soon.

Church should feel like family and that is exactly what I feel at this church. Love the…read moreatmosphere, love the people! God is so good!

I started going to this church after I had been through 3 years of tragedy,misery and heartache. I…read morewalked in, not knowing what I would find. What I found was the SPIRIT OF GOD, moving among people. I had never experienced this before. I got baptized, got filled with the Holy Ghost and Jesus changed my life. There is no "perfect" church, for there are no "perfect" people......but this is a church that is steeped in doctrine and the Word of God. I have seen miracle after miracle; wonder after wonder, because this church seeks Christ in spirit and in truth. I had tried other churches throughout my life, but I NEVER found there what I found here. Not even close.

Bible based,spiritually sensitive. Solid in Christian living…read more Great for all family's and ethnicity Amazing children programs and youth groups. Marrried and singles. All are welcomed to this loving church on a hill.

This was our first regular Sunday service attended at Shadow Mountain Community Church. We've…read morevisited during their Christmas Nativity service, their 4th of July patriotic event, law enforcement funerals/celebration of life ceremonies, etc. Dr Jeremiah, his staff, their volunteers, and their congregation have always impressed us beyond our expectations. They are so welcoming to guests/first timers! They have a free gift (book) which they gift newcomers to their church. Their church, event center, cafeteria, bookstore, are all very well run! Their church campus isn't brand new yet it's maintained so well that it looks new. Smiles can be seen by everyone. We wish we lived a little closer to their main campus in El Cajon. It's evident that the leadership led by Dr Jeremiah trickles down all the way to their Sunday volunteers which can be felt by all those in attendance. We love coming here every time we have chance.

I am posting this review here because of Shadow Mountain affiliation with Christian Unified…read moreSchools. After having two children at Christian Unified South campus for several years, my greatest disappointment is how leadership handled repeated concerns involving staff, bullying, communication, and accountability. My wife witnessed and recorded an interaction on campus involving another student, a staff member who also served in a security role, and Principal Brenda Sniff that she found concerning. She reported what she witnessed to school leadership, including Superintendent Bob Ruhlman and Principal Sniff, and the other child's parent was informed about what my wife had witnessed. Afterward, our family was presented with a written contract stating that "in order to continue at Christian Unified Schools," we had to agree to additional conditions. Among them, we were told we would "not go to another teacher, student, or parent" with concerns and instead communicate with the classroom teacher first or the principal. The contract also stated that Christian Unified had "sole and absolute discretion" to determine whether we violated its terms, with possible probation, suspension, or dismissal. Another part noted was the portion noted about videotaping .To our knowledge, this was not a standard condition required of other parents. Given the timing, we found it troubling that videotaping became part of an agreement. The contract also specifically stated that we would "gladly celebrate Christmas." Our family has sincerely held convictions about how we observe this season. We do not participate in many of the traditional or festive aspects of Christmas; instead, during December we intentionally focus on Christ and His birth. We found it uncomfortable that an agreement concerning our children's continued enrollment included language telling our family how we were expected to celebrate a religious holiday. It felt unrelated to the concerns that had led to the contract. Taken together--the restrictions on whom we could speak with, the videotaping provision, the religious language, and the consequences attached to the agreement--the contract felt intimidating to our family. This was not our only concern. We repeatedly raised concerns regarding a staff aide, Miss Lisa, including what we understood to be a pattern of negative language toward the fifth-grade class throughout the previous school year. We felt her interactions with students could be unnecessarily hostile. Another student also told us that Miss Lisa had made comments about the way Julian dressed in a negative way which is unprofessional. Toward the end of our time at Christian Unified, several incidents became the final straw for our family. We had concerns about repeated comments and interactions involving Mrs. Warners son and both of our children. We followed the communication process the school itself had required of us and emailed Mrs. Warner that Monday. We received no response. On the morning of September 3, Mrs. Warner had time to prepare a written account of a classroom incident that had just occurred earlier that morning and came down to sit in a meeting with us, yet our email remained about concerning interactions with one of her children remained unanswered. During that meeting, I personally witnessed her interaction with my wife and found her demeanor dismissive and disrespectful. When my wife addressed the unanswered email, Mrs. Warner turned toward me rather than addressing her directly. The lack of response, followed by her treatment of my wife during the meeting, felt retaliatory to us. Communication with leadership was also a frustration. Principal Sniff told us that she was not receiving our emails because of network issues something we have been told over the years . Around this same time, another incident involving the new PE teacher, Mr. Figueroa, added to our concerns. Julian told us that Mr. Figueroa was telling two other students that he felt he always had to babysit them. Julian said he became uncomfortable with the way the teacher was speaking to those students and walked away. According to Julian, Mr. Figueroa then asked him, "Are you a boy or a girl?" We found that reported comment inappropriate and humiliating. By that point, these were no longer isolated incidents to us. Superintendent Bob Ruhlman and Principal Brenda Sniff had been made aware of multiple concerns during our family's years at the school. Ultimately, we did not feel there was sufficient or responsiveness or accountability of the adults. Accountability should work in both directions. Despite these disappointments, we want to acknowledge Mr. Rheam, who is no longer at the school. Throughout the previous school year, he took the concerns we brought to him seriously, investigated, and responded promptly. We were thankful for his leadership and follow-through. We ultimately lost confidence in how leadership was handling our concerns and withdrew both of our children.

Faith mountain is more than just a place of worship it's a welcoming community. The people here are…read moregenuine, supportive, and always ready to lend a helping hand. It's a place where you can truly connect with others and grow in your faith.

We visited here for a back to school rally. The music is fabulous. The pastor and his wife are so…read morefriendly and have a beautiful family. They have many younger people in their church and it is full of energy. If you live in the area or are passing through you definitely need to visit.

A fantastic church family! Everyone here is truly caring! It's multi-generational and absolutely…read morefull of life!

When you get there the welcome team is friendly, respectful and you feel like you're home, and I…read morelove the worshipping