This is a small but devout community church that offers many services to its members. I'm thankful…read morefor their Wednesday evening children's class. My daughter very much enjoys. Very welcoming people.

Great local church whom is passionate about the word of God. Great people as well. If you are…read moreever in the local area, be sure to stop by!

such a beautiful church.. our first time here and reminds me of the St. Mary's Church we have back…read morein our home town. Attended our brother's and sister in-law's wedding and Father G was awesome and very welcoming. (Feb 19, 2022)

Great Catholic experience here. Love listening to Father Gillespie and his very well prepared…read morehomily's which are very easily applicable to our everyday lives.

This is an amazing house of God. Thank you Dixie for helping me find a home church in tis…read morebeautiful city

Was able to take the whole family today to CrossPoint Church. What a great time of worship! The…read morepastor concluded a talk series on Necessary Sins today by sharing the Bible's message on tolerance. The music was very relevant to the talk and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm from out of state, and have been in the area because of work for a few weeks. If I lived here, I could easily see Crosspoint becoming my home church.

Very friendly, genuine people. Family-oriented and stick to the bible. Worship is fun and…read morecontemporary with songs commonly heard on Christian radio. Message was bible based and relevant.

After so many unexpected things happened in 2016 I think it's highly appropriate that I finish off…read moremy year of reviews here. A place where no one ever expected I'd be particularly on Christmas Eve. It's not that I wasn't raised to be religious. After 12 years of Catholic indoctrination you'd think I'd be a deacon or something by now. But alas the church and I haven't always seen eye to eye. So finding myself in a church for a late Christmas Eve service seemed highly unlikely. But end up here I did and it was a very moving experience. This church, like me, was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. It rebuilt as so many of us have and is truly a beautiful place. The size of the church is far larger than I'm used to, but at the same time felt welcoming. There was a band and choir and during the service I actually found myself singing along. If you're surprised, you should be. I surprised myself. The priest was an older Irishman and had a charming accent. The mass was just as I remembered as a kid and that was comforting to me. During his sermon, the priest gave some advice that I thought very useful. "You can't always change the world. But you can change the world in you". I'm sure some folks may think that's a bit cheesy. But I think I'm going to work to change the world in me as I move forward into 2017. Will I become a regular here? That's hard to say. But I'm thankful for being there this Christmas Eve. Happy New Year everyone.

The Parish of parishes in Long Beach, beautiful and welcoming. So many awesome memories.read more

The Bridge Church - A True Hidden Gem…read more I've been to churches all over the country, and I rarely leave reviews like this--but The Bridge is special. The first time I visited, the message hit me straight in the heart. I thought, "This preacher is truly anointed." I kept coming back. The pastors--Leanne and Cliff--alternate Sundays and genuinely care about teaching God's love in a real, relatable way. No guilt trips. No pressure. Just truth, grace, and encouragement to grow at your own pace. The community is small, diverse, and incredibly welcoming. You're noticed if you're gone, but never pressured. You're accepted as you are, no matter how you dress or what kind of week you've had. This church isn't flashy--no robes, no megachurch vibe--but the worship band could rival the pros, and the sermons feel like God is answering your private prayers. Communion is offered every week, and there are small groups to connect with others throughout the week. They recently became independent from the United Methodist Church, choosing to stay true to their mission as a Wesleyan Methodist community. And honestly? It feels like the kind of place Jesus Himself could walk into and feel at home. Whether you're new to church, burned out, or just looking for a place to explore faith without judgment--check it out. You don't have to believe to belong. You can come, rest, listen, and just be. I never expected to find a new church home. But I did. And I don't go because I have to. I go because--I get to.