I really get good vibe and feeling enlightened eveey time i visit this masjid , al hamdollah…read more,blessings to all .

went here first time last 2009 and created good relationship with its people. And went back again…read morelate 2014 and enjoyed the spiritual family atmosphere since then...

Nations church has been a pillar in the community for over 20 years. Pastor Phil and his team has…read morebeen there for my family by hosting my dad's funeral, visiting and providing help while my mom went through cancer treatments. They have even put together local concerts and conferences to help the whole San Fernando Valley come together and meet God. Excited to see this church growing more, and building up leaders. Sounds like there's much more in store. Grateful for this community, highly recommend.

This church is phenomenal. They are a Bible believing, holy-spirit filled church and if you are…read morelooking for the true gospel you are gonna find it here. Great Pastor, friendly and loving people and you can tell they truly care about the entire community. Definitely worth going to this church.

This is a church, not a business. The priest is very…read morefriendly and great. The choir is superb. I love to attend the Sunday service every week.

I went to a beautiful service there tonight... SO happy I went. It for the Feast of the Epiphany…read more Loved it! Brought back all the memories growing up, my parents are now in heaven.

Love this church. Have been attending this year. Loving bunch. Sound Biblical teaching…read more Presbyterian church established 75 years ago. If you love Jesus and love a church service that is well prepared and executed in a family oriented, friendly environment this is good church to attend. One hour service with scripture reading, sermon, live praise band. Hymn singing. Once a month is Youth Sunday when the youths stay in service and lead it with scripture reading, and join praise band In singing. Also once a month is Holy Communion. Everyone is very friendly and genuine. "Peace be with you."

This church is a great example of a successful collaboration between a non- denominational…read morecommunity pre through elementary school and the supportive philosophy of the church leaders and membership. The Kirk has and continues to evolve to provide meaningful service and activities to the surrounding San Fernando community. It is definitely worth a visit!

It is a shame that the 3 negative reviews which have nothing to do with the general Temple have not…read morebeen removed. Yes, the preschool had some issues that were quickly resolved, which is what a responsible Temple board does. This is a wonderful, understanding and helpful Temple. The Rabbi is THE BEST! The members are THE BEST! Although due to having multiple homes in other areas I seldom attend events, I have heavily relied heavily on TRZ for personal issues and religious issues. I have discovered that ONE CALL is all it takes!

Y'all are probably going to come at me for this review, but here it goes…read more As a young adult in my late 20s, I came to this temple hoping to find a Jewish community and connect with people around my age. Unfortunately, that has been extremely difficult. From my experience, the congregation is overwhelmingly made up of people over 50, and there seems to be very few opportunities for people in their 20s and 30s to meet one another and build community. Some members have been welcoming and acknowledged me, while others have made me feel out of place. I even spoke with the rabbi about wanting to meet his daughter (who didn't have a desire to meet me whatsoever and did not acknowledge me at a Hillel event) and other people around my age because I genuinely wanted to develop friendships and become part of a Jewish community. Unfortunately, I never felt that my desire to make those connections was really acknowledged or facilitated. I don't think wanting to meet other young Jewish adults is an unreasonable expectation when you're actively trying to become involved in a congregation. I do want to give credit where it's due. The services are good, the rabbi has always been respectful towards me, and the rabbi has consistently been willing to answer any questions I've had. My criticism isn't really about the religious services themselves. At the end of the day though, one of my biggest reasons for joining a temple was to build community. I simply haven't been able to find that here with people in my age group. If you're in your 20s or 30s and are specifically looking for a congregation with a strong young-adult community, that is something I would keep in mind.

St. Elizabeth used to be my church while growing up in Van Nuys...! My sister got married there!…read moreand the rules were not as bad as they are now... for photographers/videographers that is! It used to be that we were allowed to move from one side to the other, walking BEHIND the church goers of course... but that changed a few years ago! we were to stay on one side of the altar, and shoot our images/video from there... which gave us a good angle! and we usually were able place a camera on the other side, out of the way, so we could capture the Bible readings... but now! we can't even do that!!! We are forced to stay on the handicaped ramp to the right side of the altar, and were told to "not move from there" until it is time to go to the other side for the offering of flowers to the Virgin Mary... which is hidden away in the very far part of the altar... which you can NOT get to, unless you get to walk there BEFORE the flower time! and to make matters worse... because of the Pope's passing, they had a shrine built to the right of our location, so we could not get a shot of the altar!!! I was told that I could NOT place a camera in the far side of sanctuary, because "those were the rules", so I asked "who makes the rules?" and Miguel said that each church has its own rules... I asked why not let me place a camera out of the way? it wasn't on anybody's way! again... "those are the rules"... So I asked him.. "why do they allow so many cameras during mass at the Vatican? they must have a hundred cameras! he said that they were "unmanned"... so I said I could do that! I can put up to 5 unmanned cameras! He said "No, you can not! those are the rules!" The church lady...(I didn't catch her name) told me I could come back to the altar for a few pictures after the service... but when I brought the girl back, she screamed at me that no more pictures were allowed! that they had another quinceañera coming in! I said "I was told I could get a few" she yelled "who told you that?" I said "YOU DID!" and then she said okay! only one! I did a test shot, she said "that is enough!" REALLY?! it was a test shot! I took 3 pictures of the same pose and walked out! Hoping I will never have to come back to this church!!! and I will tell everyone of my clients to change their mind about having their event there... it seems like they are in the "business" of faith... because the service is NOT free... like the Pope said, but they get around that with the technicality of calling it an "offering"... which should be called a "bribe" if we're being honest. I have been doing professional photography and video for over 3 decades! and I have often asked my clients, if they knew their house was going to flood in a few minutes, what items would they rescue from it? the answer is almost always their pictures and videos... but not the clients from St. Elizabeth! since they don't have any of those! because "those are the rules".

The blood of Jesus is taken in a cup, that everyone drinks of and they just wipe it. So you can…read morepass germs to everyone who is participating. This is not the way to keep people safe from getting sick during this time. It needs to be individualized cups so there is no cross contamination.

Beautiful church and beautiful community! Last summer we had…read moreour daughter baptism thank you father Manuel for a beautiful ceremony.

Grew up in this parish 1960's received all the sacraments there and ultimately was treated like…read moredirt despite doing many things for it. Turned from an English-speaking church to a Hispanic Spanish-speaking one. Attended their school as well as my child. Finally, after many decades shook the dust off my clothes and left. Always felt less than by this church.