My Journey to Finding a Church Home I started going to Rock…read moreChurch last Christmas, and it all began with the Ugly Sweater service. That one experience told me everything I needed to know--this was the church for me. Their "come as you are" and "all are welcome" message isn't just something they say--it's something they live. Let me start by saying I'm 62 years old. I've always considered myself spiritual, but not necessarily religious. Maybe it has something to do with the 12 years I spent in Catholic school. Faith has always been important to me, but I never quite found a church community that felt like home--until now. A few things immediately put me at ease and made me realize this was the church family I'd been searching for. Pastor Rebecca shared openly about her struggles with faith--how she questioned it many times over the years. That honesty made me feel seen and reminded me it's okay to wrestle with doubt. In later services, she continued to speak vulnerably about her faith, her family, and even her own challenges. She's real, and that means everything. Every time Pastor Rebecca speaks, I feel like I'm learning something. She breaks things down in a way that's approachable--combining scripture, educational insight, humor, and vulnerability. She doesn't preach at us--she invites us into the message. Pastor Connie is the real deal too. She's not overly polished or rehearsed, and her messages always give me something to reflect on. She shares from her own life experiences, which makes her so approachable and genuine. She's encouraged us to listen for God, to be patient, to trust that prayers will be answered in His time. Most of all, she reminds us that God is in our corner--not judging us, but loving us and lifting us up. She's also spoken about the fears we all carry--not just for ourselves, but for the marginalized and vulnerable in today's world. She doesn't shy away from tough topics but meets them with compassion and truth. There was a time when I walked out of a Christmas service at another church feeling completely discouraged. The head pastor told the congregation that some of us weren't going to make it--and I left that day wondering if I'd ever find a church that inspired me to do good, to be good, and to believe that God truly wants us to succeed. A place where Jesus is more than a symbol--He's a friend, a brother, an example to live by. And I'm happy to say I've finally found that place. Rock Church has become the spiritual home I didn't even realize I was searching for. I'll be honest--they encourage us to participate and get involved, and I haven't quite stepped into that yet. For now, I've been watching from afar, soaking it all in. But something in me knows... I won't be sitting on the sidelines forever. And I haven't even mentioned the worship team--amazing! The music is so moving, and sometimes Pastor Connie or Pastor Rebecca are right up there, singing or playing guitar. It's not a performance--it's worship. I can truly feel the Holy Spirit through the songs, and there have been moments when I've been brought to tears. So, if you're someone still searching for a place where you're accepted as you are... a place that feeds both your heart and your mind... a place where faith is real, honest, and alive--this might be that place for you too.

I went to this church years ago , at first I loved it , I loved the music, I loved the vibe all…read morearound , I felt at home, I even got baptized here , I was proud , I even used the day care here and tithed often . I tried to be of service too but didn't end up getting a job there . I ran into hardship eventually and we ended up not pre paying for day care at some point and was told we needed to leave work and come get the children. I believe we were 50 bucks behind . This is when the church went completely sideways, I would get calls almost daily asking for the 50 dollars , I had pulled the kids out of day care completely and found other means , at the time we started even using the food pantry because we were struggling so bad , Andy was head of music , he would give me a reminder every Sunday of what I owed too , even when I showed up to pick up food from the food pantry, I can't remember if it was Andy's wife , I think it was , I'm not certain but a lady literally made us feel so terrible for being so broke , I have never had a church make me feel so ashamed for not paying them money ( 50 bucks sadly ). I even asked if they could just help me with it or hold off until I get back on track . But they never let me live it down . It seems so petty . I know, it's been over 6 yrs now and I'm doin really great today , thank the good lord and I'm currently looking for a church again , I have not been back to a church since then . I really wanted to share this experience because it truly hurt my heart . I hope they are not this way still but it really felt like they all were clicked up with each other and had no problem shaming you tell you leave . They continued calling for a good long time too . It was a very sad story all the way around . All over 50 dollars, I'll never understand.

Went to the women's brunch today for Life Church and it was amazing! The vibe was welcoming and…read morepowerful! There was almost 400 ladies and everyone was talking to each other! It was such a welcoming experience full of love and faith!

Life chaining. Pastor Dave is awesome…read more Also So proud to see the outpour at the food drive prior to Thanksgiving 11/27/25.I volenteer for the food shelter and know how helpful it was to many,

You might say I am biased, this is my Home church! I come from Calvary chapel chino hills , when we…read morehad to move due to my husband's Job we needed to find a Calvary, and CCCH directed us to CCRS and it has been the best experience and how Biblical teachings are what is being taught ! Such a great value and place to be and learn through our Christian walk! Kind and humble people make you feel so welcomed and you will feel the luv and spirit of God! Super clean ! They have an amazing Christian book store! I shop every time I get out of church! New books, paintings, clothing , journals, decals, license plates, they have it all! Absolutely so happy with our new Home Church come All! And Visit you will not be Disappointed!

We love Calvary because they use the Bible as intended to help us learn about, understand and grow…read moreour faith in Christ. This helps us to become confident believers in Jesus. Helps make it easy to share our faith with others based on knowledge that we've learned through the guidance and great teachings there. Our biblical and political community knowledge is more in-depth and has grown so much since we started attending 3 1/2 years ago. We are grateful for the religious & political freedoms we have in this country. We are grateful that we have excellent foundations built and supported by an awesome church family like we have in CCRS! My husband and I have really enjoyed getting to know Pastor Phil and Rebecca. They are a great example to the community of grace and love. We so appreciate their transparency as a family. They're not perfect. They're just like us doing their best to love Christ and those around them.

I have been looking for a church and am so glad I found Outlook! It feels weird to post a review…read morefor a church, but I just want to let others know who are looking for a new church to definitely visit Outlook. Its a small church so it is easy to build relationships. There are so many friendly people there and even the pastor will most likely say hi before you leave. They have programs for children and youth and young adults and are very involved in the community. They also have absolutely beautiful worship and an overall wonderful atmosphere. They have sunday services at 9 and 11 - give them a visit!

This church has come to hold a special place in my heart. I got baptized here after being welcomed…read morewith open arms by fellow Christians. Bless this family church I call my own God has worked miracles for me through this sanctuary!

This church is a beautiful example of Jesus's love. I highly recommend coming Sunday service in…read morethe morning as well as Saturday night service with Pastor, Jose. And three Bible studies a week. The worship really ushers in the presence of Jesus and the word spoken from the Bible really penetrates to your soul and helps you grow in discipleship. I love my new church!

We actually do not go to this church, but attended a concert there…read more We had the privilege of seeing Sanctus Real at this church. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The church is very bright and beautiful. The church was well lit and very clean. Lastly, the video and sound system was very good.

I'll say this right away before giving my review. I myself am not much of a religious person. I've…read morehad a lot of events happen in my life that have greatly shaken the once strong faith I held. My family had me go to Christmas service with them. It's not what I would have wanted to do, but I do so because it's important to my family. However, I will not let that affect my review and I will be completely unbiased and straightforward with my review. First off, the building is nice and clean inside and there's very little clutter inside. They have a nice little table set up with donuts for guests and coffee as well. The parking lot is pretty small which is surprising to me, but I don't know if that's normal or not for churches. The auditorium was a decent size with a lot of seats all gathered around the stage. I've always found the seating in churches to be incredibly cramped and hard to get in or out of and this one was no different. The chairs are comfortable at least. The service itself was okay. Singing, pastor preaching, everything expected from a church. However, there was a huge abundance of loud background noise while the singing was going on and it was difficult to hear the words. Seems like a poor choice to me to get their message across. If you're a Christian, or looking into getting into Christianity, I'd say this is a perfectly acceptable church to look into. Outside of the poor location as it's difficult to really even tell that it's even there as it just blends in with all the neighboring buildings, it's a fine church.

I've been to Horizon previously as I attended my friends' brother celebration of life. The first…read morething I noticed was the energy. This church is inviting, welcoming all backgrounds. My family and I attended Horizon's light up the night celebration welcoming the Christmas holiday season as we were invited by our cousins who are members of the church. It was a family friendly event: live pony petting, crafts for kids, games, food trucks, s'mores, hot chocolate, cookies, inflatable bounce house, as well as familiar characters walking around! The grinch, Olaf, Anna & Elsa, and you can't forget about Santa! They also had a live Christmas show they played throughout the event! The weather was mild so being outside was bearable, although by the end of the event at 8pm it was chilly! This was a great way to start the holiday season and seeing my kids eyes light up throughout the whole night made it worthwhile! Thank you Horizon church for hosting this event!

I have attended church here since January of this year. It is so welcoming and loving. The worship…read moreis TOP notch and is such a powerful part of my experience every week.

I have attended CONVO now since they were in the Mid-Town location. The growth of the church is a…read moretestimony to God's work and the dedication of the entire church team. We are now able to have one service at 10:00 with the completion of the building remodel into God's house. If you are looking for a new church home, or want to experience church for the first time, I encourage you to join us for a Sunday service.

This church is an amazing friendly place to serve God, it's a vibrant spirit filled place where you…read morefeel like a family and not just a church attendee where Jesus Christ is changing lives. I grew up in this church and let me tell you Jesus is just as much a part of this work today as he was 25 years ago. I owe my salvation to pastor Oliver and the Reno potters house, for sticking to the word of God and not compromising for anything. If your looking for a church where you can leave not the way you came but changed. Look no further because Jesus has a plan for your life.

What began as a positive and welcoming experience ultimately revealed deeply troubling patterns…read morethat cannot be ignored. I felt compelled to pray and ask God for discernment, and over time, it became clear that the environment within this church lacked genuine love, humility, and integrity. There was a strong culture of outward judgment. Individuals--especially young people--were scrutinized based on their appearance, such as whether they wore formal attire like dresses or suits. This created an atmosphere of exclusion rather than acceptance, despite claims of welcoming all as they are. More concerning was the treatment of new believers. When I brought younger individuals to participate, they were pressured to conform immediately or made to feel unwelcome. During evangelism efforts, reports surfaced of aggressive and inappropriate behavior--yelling at people and attempting to force conversion rather than ing them with compassion. Unsurprisingly, this drove many away. Leadership practices raised serious red flags. Members were judged harshly for circumstances such as work schedules, and when concerns were brought to leadership, they were dismissed. In one instance, a young individual was explicitly told they were no longer welcome--directly contradicting the church's own message about forgiveness and open arms. There also appeared to be an unhealthy level of control over members' personal lives. Individuals were required to seek permission for basic activities such as dating or even participating in outreach. Young people were encouraged to join ministry roles regardless of their personal calling, often framed around financial benefit rather than spiritual growth. Financial pressure was persistent and troubling. Offerings were not presented as voluntary acts of faith, but rather as obligations tied to acceptance and participation. There was a clear emphasis on expansion and building projects, while little effort was made to genuinely support or uplift the community. Even more alarming were teachings that encouraged inauthentic behavior, such as instructing individuals to mimic speaking in tongues rather than fostering genuine spiritual experiences. This undermines the very foundation of honesty and faith. Over time, it became evident that vulnerabilities were often exploited to enforce compliance and obedience. Those who questioned or left were labeled negatively, rather than being treated with understanding. Based on these experiences, I strongly caution others to approach this environment with discernment. A true place of worship should reflect love, grace, and truth--not control, pressure, and judgment. There are many churches that genuinely prioritize faith, community, and a personal relationship with God without imposing fear or manipulation.