After years of looking for a church that felt right and Bible centered, I found One&All. I left the…read moreCatholic Church decades ago. It never felt right and I didn't learn a thing during mass. Reading the Bible... made me realize why I left the Catholic Church. Their teaching aren't not Biblical. If you're looking for a Bible centered church that teaches truth from the Bible, One&All is the church! I absolutely love this church! I was baptized here. Pastor Jeff is the best! I like that they don't play 1000 songs before, during and after the service. Pastor Jeff really makes you think and encourages you to read your Bible! Biblical truth isn't found in a religion or tradition! It's found by reading the Bible!

Over the past year and a half, I had multiple painful…read moresurgeries, including two for cancer. I did not appreciate how senior leadership made people feel guilty for "isolation." This happened right before summer when families are on vacation. Surgeries, as well as other health problems, are completely out of their hands. And while it hurt to be away from church, I watched online, and eventually came back to in-person, as well as attended Bible study. Unfortunately, the church was given a guilt trip regarding " isolation" and attendance during a Saturday night service. This was done at the top of a teaching, by the leadership, and was very manipulative, directed toward the broken. Almost like an "open rebuke", but without mentioning a specific name. My family had been there for 11 years and were mortified. We always viewed him as family and loved him dearly. I'm relieved that the Lord immediately found another church home. One and all is devoid of the love and grace that it once had. I always felt so safe there. If you are healthy, and all is well, this is the church for you, but if you're in a season of true suffering, and need meaningful pastoral care, I would look elsewhere, especially if you can't fill a seat for them and serve. Otherwise, you might be seen as a burden to their corporate business structures.

Don't know if I would even call this a church. More of a social gathering with a woman speaker…read moretalking her family and coffee preferences.Bizarre church service.

Extremely involved in the community with senior facilities, food banks, and high school across the…read morestrret. Authentic pastors with meaningful messages.

My family withdrew from Holy Name of Mary after only one year, and I want to share our experience…read moreso other parents understand why. Our decision is based entirely on the conduct and leadership of the principal, Mrs. Berumen, which we found consistently unprofessional, dismissive, and completely misaligned with the values a Catholic school should uphold. At the beginning of the school year, I raised a concern about comments made by my daughter's teacher during Open House. She spoke about visiting shamans during her travels and's other religious leaders and placed those trinkets from those visits at the prayer section of the classroom. This is the section where the children go pray near at the crucifix. I found this inappropriate for a Catholic learning environment. When I brought this to the principal, she dismissed my concern and told me that Holy Name of Mary "is a liberal school and welcomes all religions." I explained that while that may be appropriate in a public school, I specifically pay for a Catholic education rooted in Catholic teaching. The concern was brushed aside. As the year went on, the situation worsened. During the 7th grade overnight camp, my daughter witnessed three girls taking photos of a classmate while she slept and drooled, mocking her and laughing. According to my daughter, this classmate has been excluded and ridiculed for a long time. My daughter reported the incident because she believed it was the right thing to do. Months later, my daughter came home begging to leave the school. When I met with the principal to understand why, the interaction was shocking. She looked directly at my daughter and said, "Now Victoria, you know why the girls don't like you. Tell the truth." My daughter was stunned. The principal continued, saying that Victoria should not expect to be liked if "the first thing she did as the new girl was tell on the other girls." Instead of addressing the bullying or modeling Christian leadership, the principal suggested that my daughter simply stop spending time with the girl who was being bullied, saying, "She will understand." This was deeply disappointing and completely inappropriate for someone in a leadership role at a Christian school. Towards the end of the year and when we had already made it clear we were moving schools the following year, my daughter was repeatedly written up for minor or unclear reasons, often without proper communication. She felt singled out and alone. When I emailed the principal expressing concern and asking her to stand down as we are leaving next year and there was only less than a month left of the school year, her response was once again unnecessarily rude and dismissive. Her closing statement was especially troubling: "We ask that you respect our team during this transition. If this is not possible, we suggest transitioning Victoria to her new school before the end of the school year. This will allow her to have a fresh start while enabling our staff to focus on our current students." This made it clear that our concerns were viewed as a burden and that my daughter was seen as an inconvenience. Because of the seriousness of these issues, I contacted Father Chris directly and later reached out to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to ensure they were aware of what was happening. Despite escalating the concerns through the proper channels, nothing changed. The principal remains in her leadership role, and the environment continues to reflect the same dismissive and abrasive culture we experienced all year. For context, I paid the full year's tuition upfront and would have continued next year. My son attends Damien High School and will graduate next year. This shows my commitment to Catholic education -- which makes this experience even more disappointing. We are leaving solely because of the principal's conduct. The environment she has created is not supportive, not compassionate, and not reflective of the values this school claims to uphold. I hope the parish and the Archdiocese take a serious look at the culture under her administration, because families deserve better.

I attended a wedding here and had a very positive experience. While I'm not Catholic, I found the…read morechurch to be welcoming, spacious, and very well organized. The ceremony was beautiful, and the priest delivered a thoughtful service. Overall, it's a lovely place with a warm and respectful atmosphere.

We have been attending Humanity Church since the beginning of 2026 and it has been a great…read moreexperience. The people here love God and love others. The worship is solid, the teaching is clear, and the environment feels healthy and genuine. You feel valued the moment you walk in. This is an amazing group of people and we are grateful to be part of this church.

"Church shopping" can be difficult and if you're like me, you're looking at reviews to get an idea…read moreof what a church is about. So, I am going to do my best to evaluate the church in a way that will be helpful for others searching. Humanity church is true to its name. There is an overwhelming sense of community here and genuine connection. I felt like I was at a house church in that aspect. My initial impressions upon arriving was to take in the beautiful church building, quaint bit stunning. I arrived a couple of minutes late and was greeted warmly by two ladies. The church community is small enough that you could tell they recognize who the visitors are, but they don't put you on blast as some churches do. The church is definitely charismatic in their worship, preaching, and friendliness. The worship felt like a concert and the sermons were delivered with charisma and conviction. The Holy Spirit is welcome here and the sermons are more "inspired" than a 1-2-3 point sermon. Pastor Nathan brings up a sweat towel to dab at his forehead as he excitedly shares his convictions and relates his message to personal stories to tie in his points. The sermons feel supplemental and appear to be intended to be in conjunction with their "Humanity groups" (life/small groups). It is not taught verse by verse like a Calvary Chapel, but felt more like listening to a speaker at a conference. At the end of the service they push for you to get connected to a group, which I could tell is really a central part of where their community thrives. In addition, prior to my visit, I did some internet investigation on the church and found they have a strong social media presence. Through their church website, I was able to click on a link to their Instagram where there were current and up to date postings, keeping people connected. They are a small church but clearly doing something right to have such an enthusiastic congregation. The only negative comment I have to add is that the worship was not my favorite. There were fog machines and light beams, which really felt too showy to me and was distracting for me to worship. The singers were a bit pitchy, which was also distracting at times. While churches should be inclusive, I also believe that people should be placed where they are gifted and that there should be worship team auditions, as uncomfortable as that may be for some. I would recommend this church to anyone who is comfortable in a charismatic church setting!

So blessed! Thank you Jesus! We love you at CCSD and lift…read moreJesus high above all else in this church! Our service time is 10:00am with full children's ministry provided. Please join us next Sunday., God bless you!

Luke 10. 38-42 Keep first things first. Don't give your…read moreleftovers to Jesus. God first. Who or what gets your most important portion of your life. God? Spend time everyday in the good word and what is important. I will spend time everyday in the word. Focus..... Jesus first all else will take care of itself.... Busyness is a sign of emptiness

6 years ago, my wife and I were on a quest to find a new church home. We visited quite a few within…read more15 miles of our La Verne home until we came upon CBC in Glendora. I will just say that we've both been greatly blessed . So, if you're looking for an authentic, bible based, non-denominational Christian church where you will look forward to worshiping God every Sunday morning, and desire to grow in your walk, I encourage you to visit with us. There are 3 Sunday services 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00. The anointed sermons taught here will call you higher. Prepare to be blessed! Website:http://cbcglendora.ctsmemberconnect.net/home-ctrl.do

Lovely Christmas Eve service here. The sanctuary was completely filled and even extra chairs were…read morebrought in. Nice variety between music and speaking. Enjoyed the beautiful candlelight portion near the end.

Claremont UCC has been my home church since late 2019 and each service and interaction with the…read morepastors and church members leaves me feeling ever more edified. Attending a progressive, open and affirming church during the last few years has been vital to my well being. Thank you Pastors Jen and Jacob for leading this congregation of believers. I invite you to attend in person or online!

I went for their first service which is 9:00am for the first time. I was welcomed by people…read moreinvolving. First 25 minutes of the service is worship music then until the time I had to leave for work which took 15 minutes is pastor asking if anyone is deaf and blind and would like hands on them to pray and heal. Guessing this is a Pentecostal church which isn't my home church denomination (I did go there before). I don't know if he does the message from the Bible which I was told from NIV. I hope to be there again when I'm off at work. My home church is Calvary Chapel Golden Springs BTW.

Here's a draft you can adapt for a Google review. I kept it focused on your personal experience and…read moreclearly distinguished your opinions from factual events. For six years I served at New Life Community Church because I believed the church belongs to Jesus Christ, not to any one pastor or leader. The Bible teaches that Christ is the head of the Church, and every believer should be treated with love, humility, and fairness. One night, Pastor Craig asked me to provide security while the New Life food bank was being built. During that time, I encountered a transient who pulled a knife on me. The police were called, and the incident was officially reported. Instead of receiving support after serving the church, I was later told that I was the liability. As time went on, I began asking respectful questions about financial decisions and leadership choices. Rather than feeling that my concerns were welcomed, I felt they created tension. When I returned on Good Friday, I was asked to leave by a church member named Tiago. That experience was deeply painful after years of faithfully serving. My purpose in sharing this review is not to discourage anyone from seeking God. I believe Jesus Christ loves His people, and the Church ultimately belongs to Him--not to any individual leader. If you decide to visit, I encourage you to seek Christ first, study the Scriptures for yourself, and prayerfully evaluate your own experience. If you'd like to hear more about my personal experience and see additional information, you can visit my TikTok page: @pomona_virus. I sincerely pray for everyone at New Life Community Church and hope the church continues to grow in truth, humility, accountability, and the love of Jesus Christ.

What went well? EVERYTHING. What went wrong? My life before entering His home. This is home. This…read moreis comfort. They make me want to be a better person. Pastor JP and Pastor Ellen's prophetic delivery and message, unconditional love, and kindness really makes me want to mirror Jesus.

I've been going to church since I was a child. This is the first church where I learned how to…read morelisten to the voice of God. This church has a family feel. It's impossible to get lost in the crowd here. The Holy Spirit sets the agenda and I appreciate that.

Cute church that accepts everyone as they are. They don't shame you for being yourselfread more

I've attended this church with my son for a little over a year. The folks here are so welcoming…read moreand focused on simple and practical ways to show God's love. I wanted my son to grow up with the rhythms and morals of church life but still space to question - heck I want that for myself too. As a progressive doubt-filled believer I am happy to find a church that affirms LGTBQ folks and is actively engaged with how they can keep an open table to all people. They embrace the mystery and wonder while still having a structured traditional service. If you are looking for a little sacred space in your week to take a breath from all that swirls around us I think you'll find it here.