I have been attending the Calling Church for a few months and I love it. There's a great spirit…read morethat fills the place, the people are loving, welcoming, and pastor Mike and his team are well equipped with the gospel and God's truth. They are definitely meeting the needs of the church. The worship is amazing and they are arms wide open and worshiping in spirit and truth. The decor is also has a nice atmosphere. If you're in the area definitely stop by for a visit.

I've been attending this church for about 3 years and let me tell you, you will meet the sweetest…read morepeople here! Everyone is so welcoming and it truly feels like family. The messages are always so good and you can tell that they are lead by the Holy Spirit!

Visited Sunday morning service with my sister-in-law from Monrovia…read more Beautiful service, along with a great sermon.

I find it deeply concerning that one of your pastors (hopefully former) had an email with the…read morehandle "boy_magnet9@hotmail.com" this goes unchecked in their background checks. This church is a community, poor mismanagement and self entitlement have driven this church into the ground. They "care" about your children in a way they will groom your children. Ask any of the college age students or high school students and they all have gone through a grooming ritual that these "pastors" get off to. A little public search of these people will really tell you everything you need to know. The fact that these people hold these positions in charge of your children is truly disgusting. Purely speculation, maybe coincidence, all of these family members of the (possibly former) pastor share this email.

My husband and I have been attending All Saints Church for 3 years. I promise you I've never…read moreexperienced a more beautiful church (physically and spiritually). All Saints is the only church I've encountered that accepts literally anyone - no matter who you are or what you believe in. Their motto is "Whoever you are, and wherever you find yourself on the journey of faith, you are welcome to be here, just as you are." They are not looking to convert you by any means, but instead, love you for who you are. Whether you are attending a regular service or a special holiday service, All Saints puts all their efforts to create a powerful service. The music is top notch (multiple choirs, award-winning organist, professional soloists), the sermons are relevant, and there are many resources for whatever you may be in need of (counseling, forums, children's programs). They are also very active in social justice, which is just one of the ways they put their faith into action. All Saints is a church like none other. I always leave a service feeling full, hopeful, and loved. I hope whoever is reading this can experience the same! Come by and see for yourself! :)

All Saints Church, I learned recently, is on the more progressive side of the spectrum in terms of…read morechurches. But I'm here mostly to comment on the amazing architecture. It has a Gothic Revival style, the building got completed around 1924, so it's been around for 100 years or so. The stained glass, internal structure, walls and everything else about it gives this place such a solemn, calm vibe. It's incredible to just randomly walk around in Pasadena and enter it like a lost tourist in a new city.

The best church We had our beautiful wedding there…read more It was the most beautiful day of my life The paster is super great she's wonderful and the mandatory counseling was the absolute best! Learned soooo much Thank you to everyone for the best experience

I can't understand if this church is open or closed. It's not clear from any source. I checked Yelp…read moreno hours. I drove there twice. I checked the website the url does not work. I called, no access to human being voicemail full.

I absolutely love this church. So welcoming and warm, a church that genuinely desires to know God…read moreand love and serve like Jesus loves us. A joyful place :)

I attended Vintage Church Pasadena for about a year and a half, starting in January 2025. I've been…read morea Christian for over 18 years, and having moved across the United States a few times, I've had the chance to be involved in, volunteer for, and actively participate in several different churches in each city I've lived in. My experience with Vintage Church Pasadena was, for the most part, a normal and decent one: I attended the newcomers' breakfast, joined multiple events including a young adults' Bible study, and found most of the leadership, volunteers, and congregants to be genuinely kind people. It's a normal church, with the normal mix of good and less-good people you'd find anywhere. During the World Cup this past June, the church's worship pastor created a group chat for members interested in following the tournament and hosting watch parties. I joined the chat but rarely participated beyond occasional emoji reactions, and never attended a watch party in person since I didn't know him well. Partway through the tournament, he messaged me directly, out of nowhere, with a noticeably curt tone, asking whether I actually attended the church and which service I went to. When I answered warmly and even mentioned enjoying a recent Bible study, he simply stopped responding. The actual groupchat itself had a lot of good-natured sports banter back and forth, which I want to be clear I had no issue with. I was right there in the mix, teasing back just as much, and everyone seemed to be enjoying it, myself included. That changed after the Argentina-England semifinal. I posted a picture of a soccer play from the match. Without warning or explanation, the worship pastor deleted my post and removed me from the group chat entirely, with no conversation and no reason given. To his credit, he also deleted a video another member had posted of Argentine fans celebrating, so his censorship wasn't aimed at me personally, it was aimed at any pro-Argentina content, regardless of who posted it. But I was the only person removed from the group altogether, despite not being the one who escalated anything. Another member of that chat, who was following the exchange and wasn't even on my side of the banter (he also didn't want Argentina to win), told me afterward that he thought the pastor's reaction was "a bit harsh." Also, no one else on the group chat complained about me, except for the worship pastor that was put in charge of it. I reported the incident to a staff member, via email, so it could be addressed by leadership. She later called me and we spoke over the phone for about 20 minutes, and to her credit, she listened closely and asked thoughtful questions to understand the full picture; she seemed genuinely taken aback by how the pastor had handled it. That call was on a Thursday, and as of writing this, two weeks later, I haven't received any follow-up. For context, this will be my very first 1-star review for a church, and 5th 1-star review for any business as a whole, out of more than 480 reviews I've written in over 7 years of regularly reviewing businesses. I don't do this lightly. Please feel free to see all of my other reviews on this platform. I'm the furthest thing from a serial complainer and just basic human decency gets you 5 stars from me. I also want to be clear that I didn't rush to write this. I reported the incident internally first and genuinely intended to let it be handled through proper channels rather than posting anything public. It has now been two weeks and I still haven't heard back from the church. If that changes, I'll update this review accordingly. UPDATE: Added the picture in question that got me kicked out of the church groupchat (Messi with 3 English defenders). Adding some extra context: They did reach back 3 weeks after I had reported the incident, mostly because they saw this review go public and wanted to "put out the fire" so to speak. Throughout the email and phone exchange, they seemed more concerned with protecting the image of the church, by getting me to delete this review, rather than actually bringing correction to the leader in question. Even their "response" to this review reflects that mentality, by fabricating that lie on the spot that I was removed supposedly "... after multiple complaints were made about you by other members of the group." A church that fails to hold their own leaders accountable, especially when said leader is power tripping, is not a church that any healthy and mature Christian should want to be a part of. Also, uncontrolled hostility is a strong indicator of cardiovascular risk, so he should probably be mindful of that. Anyways, I'll close this by leaving an excerpt from my last email to them: "Football isn't what gives my life meaning and I take it just as a hobby, regardless of who wins or loses. My goal is to make new connections and new friends. It would be great for Tom to approach it the same way."

I love Harvest Rock Church. First, Harvest Rock Church is set in a beautiful location, with an…read moreimpressive sanctuary that is truly worthy of its famous architectural design. Additionally, when you add the amazing pastoral team along with our incredible Senior Pastor, Ché Ahn, it makes for a truly life changing visit. From my first visit, I knew I had found my church home! Harvest Rock Church is biblical sounds and every Sunday is an incredible word that gets you ready for life and all it's many challenges. You can also join a connect group or attend the many events that inspire and ground you biblically.

Harvest Rock is a loving and diverse community of believers who stand upon the Word of God while…read morevaluing the presence of the Holy Spirit. The church is exemplary in its commitment to seeing God's Kingdom manifest beyond the walls of the church and into all spheres of society. Harvest Rock is part of a global network of churches known as Harvest International Ministries. Bonnie L

Sorry for the ultra-long review; but when I see that a place I love hasn't been spoken up for yet,…read moreI always feel like I have to fill in all the juicy details...so here goes. I love this church. It's charming, it's cozy, it's casual, it's friendly, it's real. Most in the congregation show up in jeans and t-shirts; a few others enjoy dressing up a little more, but it's truly a "come as you are" kind of place. Prism borrows their worship space from the Chapel of Roses, a beautiful vintage (if ever-so-slightly quirky) wedding chapel. As you come in the door, you can expect a genuinely friendly welcome (without any of that awkward "you're a stranger here" kind of weirdness; you know what I mean?), and usually they have coffee and treats out for everyone to enjoy. During service, you won't find a basket being passed for tithing; here, giving money to God is seen not as a "random act of guilt" under pressure, but a very personal act of worship between Christian and Creator. Hence, they just have a couple of boxes at the front and back of the church for receiving donations when the tither sees fit. Likewise, communion is also treated as a more personal activity; rather than going up systematically by rows, you can wander up to the communion table any time during the "response time" of music after the sermon (though it makes for some amusing traffic patterns sometimes, lol). I like this, because I often feel the need to just sit and pray--or pour my heart out with the music--right after Pastor Chuck's messages, and it's nice not to have to keep an eye on whether it's my row's turn to haul ourselves out of our seats. The youngest churchgoers are cheerfully cared for in the toddler playroom; the preschool set get to play and learn Bible stories in a comfortable upstairs room; and the older kids usually get to head out to enjoy their lessons in a shady spot in the courtyard (when the weather allows). Since the congregation is small, the kids get plenty of personalized attention; and you'll often see Pastor Chuck call out the kids' names and greet them with a big bear hug as they arrive with their families. Pastor Chuck's real heart is for those who have turned away from church life because of bad experiences, or because they never felt like they fit in. Here, you won't find any "us vs. them" or "holier-than-thou" messages in the sermons. In fact, you're much more likely to hear humble confessions of how the Christian church has sometimes failed to live up to its purposes, or even jaw-dropping tales of the pastor's own youthful misadventures (oh, my). The constant undercurrent is that we're all a work in progress, and that God doesn't let go of His love for us no matter what we do. There's a lot of laughter here, mixed with solid teachings from the scriptures and a true passion for our hope in Christ. I almost thought about giving Prism Church four stars instead of five, because this church is still in its infancy and hasn't yet worked its way up to some of the ingredients and extras that some might expect from more established churches. For example, at this moment, they have no middle-school ministry because there are simply no middle-schoolers to be found there. That will change within the coming years. In the meantime, they do a beautiful job with the resources they have, creating a genuinely welcoming community that will leave you inspired and refreshed. If you're looking for a big fancy place with all the bells and whistles, wait a few years; Prism's not there yet. On the other hand, if you're looking for a place where fun counts, your presence matters, and your talents and service can make a huge difference, this is your golden opportunity. If you're not so sure about this weird Christianity thing, and you're only just dabbling in the possibilities, don't worry; these people won't scare you away. If you've been bruised by churches in the past, and have stayed away for awhile, welcome home. This just might be what you've been looking for. --Oh--final note on parking--the lot behind the Chapel is very very small, but they've partnered with the lot directly across the street, so there's plenty of free parking there.

My family and I have attended THE CHAPEL (formerly Prism Church) since May 2018. Previously, we…read morewere at a mega-church where my wife and I both grew up but found ourselves led here to a smaller community where the children would be known and where we could all benefit from Pastor Chuck's Gospel-centered leadership and expository teaching. What a blessing to have found this church, especially during COVID. The leadership did not miss a beat, checking in with each family personally and launching virtual worship services right away. We especially appreciated that the CHILDREN were not forgotten during the closure -- there was a special virtual service for them as well! God is at work at THE CHAPEL and we cannot wait to see Him move in Pasadena and beyond!

Randomly came across Living Way on Instagram and planned to check them out if I was ever in the…read morearea. I came to Pasadena for work and got the chance to visit. The parking lot is small but there's plenty of street parking. You're instantly greeted upon arrival. Everyone is friendly and it felt like a great community to be a part of. They also seem very family oriented and have youth ministry. It's sweet that they serve lunch after service. Makes for a good opportunity to meet others within the church to fellowship/network. From what I can see on their social media, they're hands on and also served the greater community as it's rebuilding after the unfortunate fires that took place in January. Good worship, good word, good people.

If you are looking for a church, come to livingway! At livingway I have felt the truth, love and…read morecompassion of Christ. People have walked beside me and upheld me through experiences that have been shameful and isolating. The pastors are not afraid to be real and vulnerable and broken in their own sin from the pulpit and in that magnify Gods grace and love and glory all the more! Come check it out!

Drove by and had to stop and come inside. I've been to Pasadena plenty of times and this was I…read morefirst time visiting St. Andrew's Church. The exterior and interior are exceptionally beautiful and well maintained after all these years. Stunning, historic work of art. Very peaceful and spacious inside. Did not attend mass but definitely felt God's presence.

Replying to your comment:…read more You say high demand , You had 2 openings for that day , I didn't mind any of them . Father Gonzalez said NO .! because they are reserving the day for people who belong to the church . We're trying to book a YEAR in advance literally 365 days BEFORE & we were still denied . When is it that you guys allow outsiders to be married here if ever .? A 3rd church we called mentioned you could have mentioned maybe waiting 6 months prior to our date to reserve the date if still open but you guys flat out said NO, that NOTHING could be done. St.Vincent De Paul is more popular than you guys already being full that day a year in advance and they were willing to accept us . just saying change your website, or give outsiders details explaining word by word on when they could possibly reserve a date for a marriage there if you guys are reserving dates for YOUR people only. Since you mentioned hundreds of weddings a year there are held it must be ONLY of those who belong to the parish. I truly don't believe god would've denied the sacrament of marriage to anyone based on being from that specific church or not. It could've been that my fiance had tattoos & was in his blue collar clothing but he's a hard working loyal man who's changed his ways and has come a very long way from when I first met him. He was willingly wanting to receive all his sacraments from baptism to conformation to receive his sacrament of marriage whether or not needed here. It could've been that I was in a dress with spaghetti straps. Maybe I wasn't dressed modest enough but clothing doesn't define a person . Seeing that others have been/felt judged upon their looks. Truly sadden that you guys had the opportunity to let us reserve a date having 2 slot times still available but NO, is all we kept hearing. My cousin was the one who recommended us here and it baffled him to hear the rudeness and lack of professionalism from you guys .

If you really, and truly want to Study and Understand the word of God, and grow in your faith and…read morebe prepared then PCC, is the place for you! The pastor delivers a concrete message then applies it to life and everyday situations. The word of God does not get watered-down here! This church is truly built on the Rock! Thank Lord you for blessing us with your servants at PCC. It's a blessing to live near this church and attend again. Be a blessing and be blessed.

Can't tell you much because the Pastor started talking about abortion as soon as I sat down. The…read morebible says to avoid divisive persons, this subject being one of the most controversial. Also, the Bible also states that one should not force their conscience on another, everyone has their own. Not surprised to see other comments lacking love and holy spirit acknowledgment.