I've been coming to Experience church now for a little over a year and I absolutely love it here!…read moreIt's such a loving, friendly and encouraging atmosphere. The leadership is amazing. It's a very diverse and "come as you are" church. When I first came, I was fairly new to the area having moved so far from my family and my old church home, so I didn't really know anybody. I had attended a couple churches before I found Experience church, and when I first attended, I knew this church was special. Everyone was friendly, inviting, and genuinely interested in me and invested in my growth. I can be myself here and I have come to call Experience not just my church, but my family. I love the vision, their love for God, their love for the church, and just the atmosphere and culture they have created. God's presence is felt, I've found healing here, I've found community, and I've found freedom here. To sum it up in one sentence, Experience is a church full of love.

Love love loveeeee Experience Church!! Love how welcoming they are and how great they are with my…read moreAutistic daughter in their Champions Club/Kids Church. Which is really important to us since a lot of churches in our area do not have a "special needs" kids ministry available for my daughter. She feels comfortable and enjoys coming to church because the Champions Club teachers are patient and love all the kids. I love how they treat you like family from the very first time you attend church here and appreciate what they do for their community. I love how they've helped my family and I get closer to Jesus as well as to each other!! If you're looking for a church to find your home - come check them out at any of the two locations or even come to one of their community events (check out their events on their website: exp.church) You definitely won't regret it!

I'm out of town this weekend, and it's my day off. The normal church I go to, in San Jose is…read moreEcho.Church. Now, Echo.church is what you would call a hipster church. You know the type, the pastor has a bald fade, wears plaid, and Converse Chuck Taylors. So naturally, I looked up churches near by. I wanted to make sure that a church I'm visiting was my vibe. That hipster Vibe. I found Liberty Church on Yelp, and it had pretty good reviews. I then went to their website to gather more information. Indeed it was a hipster church. I arrived, and there is a miniature cafe to the left in their lobby. Bought myself a mocha with almond milk. Went inside and I'm in service right now, and it has a good mixture of all different types of people from all walks of life. Pastor Lonell is actually pretty funny, I really like that. Just FYI the church is in the same parking lot as a Walmart if you are trying to find it.

My family and I have been attending Liberty Church since I was eight years old! I'm actually…read moresurprised that I haven't written a review yet. Liberty is a very caring, welcoming, non-denominational multicultural church that is Biblically based (keeping the Word in its context). The Pastors are all friendly, knowledgable on the Word, and clearly have a strong personally relationship with the Lord. They've all have done a lot for me and my family over the years! I'm very thankful that they teach the Bible to equip the whole congregation to demonstrate God's love right where we are planted (i.e. work, school, the gym, etc...). The church family is also very welcoming and caring. I've made many friendships where they have basically become my family over the years. Liberty Church enjoys demonstrating the love of God by doing participating in various activities locally and globally. There are various mission trips that Liberty sends around the world. I've personally been on one and it was an amazing experience to see God move! My husband also participates in local outreaches for the homeless and other activities. There are also small groups that you can participate in to further grow in your walk with Christ. Due to COVID restrictions here in California, sermons are currently online. On Sundays, at 9:30am is the English sermon and 11:30am is the Spanish sermon (for the Fairfield campus). Services are streamed on both Facebook and Youtube. For the Suisun City campus, services are on Sundays at 10am. Prior to COVID, church services were offered on Saturday and Sunday for the Fairfield campus. If you are looking for a new church home, pray about it and give Liberty Church a try!

This church is incredible! Each sermon is prayerfully prepared and you can feel the word of God as…read moreit's prayerfully delivered. The pastor is very genuine and you can tell that he spends hours studying and preparing to deliver the Word. There are children's classes on Wednesday and the deeper word study by Pastor on Wednesday's is a very refreshing and informative deep dive into the Bible. You can absolutely tell that Pastor has been doing this for twenty plus years, because his knowledge and understanding of scripture is delivered in a way that I can understand. Love LOVE this church!

Awesome church! Always feel loved here, A Pastor who…read morepreaches the truth! Some of the best music and worship of anywhere I've ever been! Come to the Summit Church and you'll never want to go anywhere else!

My family church. Office staff very helpful and accommodating. Church staff very dedicated and…read morehumble. Mass and music very solemn and holy. A lot of support groups for the community.

Vibrant Place of Worship!…read more I've always heard of this parish (one of the only two Catholic Churches in Fairfield) since I was a wee lad, as we've had relatives & acquaintances from the time I was active in a Youth Group in San Francisco that made this place their home parish. Those acquaintances of mine were also involved here with their active Young Adults group which offers retreats called Upper Room Experience (URE). Not sure if they still have it due to the pandemic, but from attending mass here with my family for Father's Day - it felt comfortable with hospitable parishioners/church-goers alike. My parents didn't seem bored, either. Haha! The exterior may seem older and unkept near Downtown Fairfield, but don't let that deter you from coming in for a visit to say a quick prayer whenever the church is open during the week, or if you happen to be in the area on weekends, and needing to hit up mass! (They offer masses everyday, both in English & Spanish!) - and I must say attending Sunday Mass for the first time was on-point - beautiful interior (traditionally configured seating that makes the altar a central focal point), stained-glass windows that you can't help but look into their awestruck, beauty, liturgy & music was well executed, and the ministers (from the ushers, lectors & Eucharistic ministers) seem to be very well-organized! I would recommend to Holy Spirit in Fairfield - whether you come in solo, or as couples, families, retirees, even those in service (as Travis AFB is in the area) - if you're looking for a place for spiritual nourishment. Besides the masses, upon reading their bulletin after mass, there are so many ministries & organizations the parish offers for those who want to offer their time, talents, and treasure. I could also tell that the parish has been a historical part of Fairfield & Solano County - and they continue to move forward in so many ways. Keep counting your blessings, ya'll!

Raised Catholic, I spent years going through the motions--never really feeling connected, more out…read moreof duty than anything else. Then I visited The Father's House... and everything changed. From the moment I walked in, I felt something real. Even my younger boys loved it and couldn't stop talking about how much they enjoyed being there. The atmosphere is deeply spiritual yet warm and welcoming--like coming home. The space is clean, the people are kind, supportive, and genuinely there to help guide you without judgment. The worship band? Absolutely soul-stirring. And the preacher speaks in a way that reminds me of that one guidance counselor who truly cares--someone who helps you find clarity and direction when you need it most. If you've ever felt disconnected or just been searching for something more, I can't recommend this place enough.

https://youtu.be/WmnoShOkMpc?si=AAd9vKpZ6eN8l-Nt…read more Start at about midway~16.30 or so on the bar line and you will quickly figure out exactly what Jesus means and why His words here are so important. "This is not a suggestion it is a clear prohibition from the mouth of the Son of God Himself.... But doesn't the Bible command us to discern? The answer is yes. Discernment is necessary. In 1Corinthians 5:12 Paul affirms there is a responsibility to judge those who are within the community of faith....(16.40) "It requires an honest dialogue with God and it is precisely in this place of real humility that another dimension of the relationship with God begins to be revealed. It is one that religion often confuses distorts or simply ignores. Making God's house a marketplace. Among all the scenes recorded in the gospel there is one that surprises even the most seasoned Christians familiar with Bible stories. It was not the calming of the storm nor the multiplication of the loaves it was a scene of deliberate and purposeful violence~ Jesus Christ the same one who taught to turn the other cheek who healed lepers with tenderness and welcomed children with love made a whip with His own hands and entered the temple turning everything upside down. No gospel softens this moment. The Bible preserved it exactly as it happened. Matthew 21:12-13 records it bluntly ...."and Jesus entered the temple of God and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple and He overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those who sold pigeons." He said to them "It is written My house shall be called a house of prayer but you make it a den of robbers." It was not an impulsive gesture or a passing emotional reaction. It was the clearest expression that there is something God simply does not tolerate and that the Christian faith must face with complete honesty. What was the issue with those sellers? Superficially they were offering a service~ the pigeons were for sacrifices the money changers exchanged coins so that pilgrims could pay the temple tax it was convenient practical apparently necessary and that is exactly where the spiritual danger lies. When commercial convenience begins to occupy sacred space it does not appear as sacrilege it even seems to be serving God. But Jesus Christ saw it differently and the Bible recorded that He did not just speak He acted. Today the setting has changed but not the essence~ holy water sold in bottles consecrated ointments with a label and a price tickets for prophetic conferences raffles and bizarres within the temples themselves all packaged with spiritual language all justified as support for the ministry. The faith of simple people who enter that place genuinely seeking the presence of God ends up being being treated as a market opportunity -- what should be a house of prayer has slowly been transformed into a showcase for sacred products. It is important to understand that Jesus Christ's indignation was not against the money itself. The Bible never forbade churches from receiving offerings or ministers from being supported by the gospel. The problem was the wrong place with the wrong motivation. The space consecrated for worship have been turned into a commercial point. John 2:16 reports the same episode with the detail that cuts deep. Jesus said that His Father's house had been turned into a "house of trade." The Father's house. Not just any structure~ a space for communion for reverence for a genuine encounter with the eternal. The call that resonates here is for discernment. True faith knows how to distinguish what serves God from what serves profit in the name of God and when this discernment begins to be refined within someone contradictions that went unnoticed some of them even more subtle than a stall of products inside the temple" This is why the Prosperity Gospel is a problem. It is just not about money~they've created an entirely new gospel out of it all! (This isn't simply about making a profit off of God ~it's that it goes almost exclusively to the pastor and those he surrounds himself with. I called them "the Yes Men." If anyone corrects the pastor's behavior they are out. The prosperity gospel is vile. There's no other way to put it.) And that's why we've lost Christianity here in America. Unbelievers do not need that which is greedy and rebellious for they themselves are greedy and rebellious. Galatians 1:8-9 "But even if we or an angel from heaven preaches any other gospel to you than what we have preached, let him be accursed." These verses emphasize staying faithful to original apostolic teachings and rejecting false teachers who distort the gospel. My purpose is not to bring down any one church or any one person; it is to lift them up and lead them to repentance. I had to repent for my involvement. (Repenting is easy. The more you do it the easier it gets!) Amen. https://youtu.be/WmnoShOkMpc?si=7HLTqknfohquPbGY

Moving to the area I found my church that welcomes me home. I appreciate their news letters to…read morekeep the members updated with schedules and events. I feel love and peace every time. First time spending Holy Week and I'll make sure to make this a new practice every year.

Nice church, I go here with my parents sometimes for mass…read more They have a pretty big size congregation with mixed demographics and diverse age range which is nice. It also seems they have a lot going on with their church activities.

Many many years ago very shortly after this church was completed I wanted to visit and see what…read morethis church was all about. Two rows ahead of me, and to the left was clearly someone who had sexual identity issues and I thought "Praise the Lord everyone's here everyone is welcome even those that perhaps hadn't quite found their way yet." After the service, I went to the Ladies Room and another woman and her 7-year old girl were there washing their hands and about to leave when a man walked into the bathroom with heavy 5 o'clock shadow, or a beard still present. He was wearing a dress or a skirt outfit and high heels. I'll never forget this experience for the shock stays with you long afterwards. This was a house of God! So I approached the pastor afterwards and relayed the event to him stating that women should feel safe going into the women's room and not accosted with this evil nonsense, and that I had never encountered a man in a women's bathroom before. He stated categorically and explaining to me that all the pastors in Vacaville had gathered together, and that the bathroom was going to stay as it was Welcoming such men into their bathrooms, and in the future, all bathrooms would accommodate such a situations. All could enter. I have never forgotten that day. How could I!? (You should've seen that poor little girls face.) I later found out that the pastor had lied, the pastors in Vacaville had not "gotten together" to discuss this. they had not approved of such nonsense, so I'm still shaking my head. Tolerance, gentleness, kindness and loving the wicked is one thing but Christians need to draw the line in the sand. Deeper! Because now today we have drag show productions going on in our elementary schools as I'm sure you've heard about. Do you see what I mean?

New Life Church is amazing with love of God present in all areas. You are greeted as you enter by…read moreindividuals full of love and smiles. The message is always based on scripture and easily understood. I have been attending for awhile and grown in God through example of others and teachings. Everyone is invited to attend and be part of a group of people who like be God and want to worship together. New Life has an excellent children's program. Teachers love God and showing Gods lie to children. If you are looking for a church family New Life Church is welcoming you to come to a service. New Life gets love right.

If you're looking for a relationship, not a religion, this is your place. Not a huge congregation,…read morebut that's great, because everyone treats each other like family. I know if I've got a problem, I can give any one of these people a call and they'll help me out. The music is contemporary with live musicians. The message is delivered via pastor with some powerpoint slides for Scriptures/audio or video clips. After service, there's always a fellowship time with some sort of food to munch on. There's a separate classroom for the kids and a nursery for the babies. There are also several bible studies throughout the week - a Sunday night group at 6, a Monday night women-only study (that meets at Favela's Fusion at 6pm), and Wednesday night meal-and-study (food at 6, study at 645). Come check Harvest out! I don't think you'll be disappointed!

Update: The church has been renamed to Simple Church (Fairfield). Same great church, people and…read morelocation. www.simplechurchfairfield.com I just wanted to say, it's intimidating to be the "new" person walking into a church for the first time. I wasn't sure what I've been seeking but I believe I have found it at Harvest. I attended by myself for a few times before I had my 11-year old join me. I have never felt so welcomed by a church before. It's a very casual environment. I immediately thought of "come as you are", as my first impression. Everyone is very easy to talk to and truly welcoming. Very genuine. My daughter even joined the kids group, which is held during the service. She tends to stick by my side for all church gatherings. For one of the teachers to make the group sound inviting enough, ok so there were donuts as a factor, was nothing short of amazing. She had a really good time. She even sang some of the songs before going with the other kids. I enjoy the contemporary feel of this church. The music and the message are uplifting. It's small enough you won't feel lost in the crowd. There's a feeling of being connected. All are truly welcome. I am blessed to have found this church at this time in my life. ~Laura N.

Pastors Scott and Deborah Mulvey are truly servants of God and are Angels here on earth!!!!!read more

This is the best church I have ever went to Pastor Scotty and his wife are true soldiers of the…read morelord they have always been a big inspiration for me and I hope to see them again soon.

Mount Calvary Baptist Church in Fairfield California led by Dr Clybon Lea Jr. is the best church…read moreI've ever attended! I visited several Sunday's then decided it was time to become a member of this awesome church. Shortly after joining, I was baptized and my life was greatly enriched...Thank You Lord and thank you Mount Calvary! I share with everyone my delight being a member of this church and encourage family and friends to visit and experience first hand what Mount Calvary has to offer.

Great Church, Pastor, Word, Choir. doing great work in the community and made me fill welcome when…read moreI came in the door. Beverly Muccular