This place is full of great and welcoming people. I enjoy their company and the messages I take…read morehome every week.

The church is beautiful and so are the priest and Deacons. As long as you stay away from the…read moreoffice, you will love it here. Not sure why they have the woman in the office that represents Our Lady Of The Assumption. She is clearly not happy with her job, and not welcoming at all. We were there for a memorial for our mother, and she acted as if we were in her way. The ladies we met for the memorial were very kind and helpful. After the meeting we told to go back to the main office to have the office receptionist let us into the room to take a look. We asked to see the area for a reception and she said no not at this time. Thats all she said and turned her back on us. I'm pretty sure she is not happy with her job. She really shouldn't be the first person people see when they enter the office.

I figure that any religious organization that can motivate me to return to active participation in…read morethe church, join the RCIA program with the goal of Confirmation, perform Sacristan duties, and volunteer hundreds of hours helping the community is doing their job exceptionally well. Thanks to the two priests, Father Alex & Father Beto, the Deacons (too many to list), and the choir staff & musicians, all who willingly give their time and energy, attending Mass at OLA is a pretty great experience, too. The motto of the Catholic Church is 'all are welcome', so feel free to join us some day. We don't bite (much).

I love my church! I have been coming to this church for about 10 years. It is a big church so give…read morethem some grace if you need that one on one attention. The staff is small but Pastor Steve is awesome! I love the way God uses him, I personally like being told what I need to work on, feel the conviction and hold myself accountable. Pastor Steve doesn't sugar coat things! I love his family too, his wife Tammy is super sweet, and their kids are great that are actively involved with the church. When my sister passed suddenly I was able to call the church and talk to someone right away and they prayed for me and even sent over dinner for me and my family since I had my sister's daughters in my care. A church being that big and took the time for me, I was touched. If you want to get more involved they have ways you can serve, Bible study and training for life that will help you get a better understanding with Christianity.

My family and I have been attending New Life for the past 4 years and have had an amazing…read moreexperience. Pastor Steve, Tammy and the whole staff are awesome and really make you feel welcomed every week. They are on point with great biblical teachings, discipleship, outreach for the youth and to the community. They love you, challenge you and inspire you to be the best version of yourself daily and to trust God in all you do. Thank you New Life for being a blessing to me and my family and to all those who walk through the front door...God is great!

I like to live my life extending and accepting invitations and figured since I'd accepted the offer…read moreto join in all the festivities with extended family why not attend their preferred parish as well? We attended the 5:30 Christmas Eve celebration and it was quite festive! Beautifully decorated with the Nativity, a children's choir (and cantors), and boatloads of children more excited in Santa's arrival than Jesus' birthday. It brought me joy to remember my own anticipation as a child. The priest was friendly and gave a nice homily. Do I prefer Sacred Heart to my own parish? No. Would I go again? Sure! God don't care which of his houses you go to but he does care that you show up.

Wonderful church. Excellent sermons. Friendly and welcoming people. Sacred Heart is not my home…read moreparish, but I love attending mass there. It refreshes my soul. It is also nice that they have a 5:00 pm Saturday mass. Monsignor Biederman, when he built the church, placed a gorgeous and magnificient cross (behind the altar) where Jesus is looking up to His Heavenly Father.

If you are looking for a life changing experience, visiting our church is a MUST! Pastor Howard is…read morea down to earth man with a special and anointed ministry! You will feel at home with the congregation. We welcome you to visit and experience for yourself.

I have been attending Mission for about 1 1/2 months. When I entered those doors to the foyer, I…read moreimmediately felt like this was home. I love that they serve coffee, tea, water and donut holes that you can either take into the auditorium or can enjoy in the cafe tables in the lobby. In the lobby there are screens to watch the service and there are also a few rows of seating in-front of the large screen that are like auditorium seats. This is a great option for people that might want to have a more casual experience or for young families with strollers or just don't want to have their children checked into the kids corner. They provide new visitors with a mug and information like the mission app. Everyone has been so welcoming and kind. I have attended with friends and I have come by myself. Each service makes me feel safe and part of a community. I was lucky enough to attend their new visitors night on April 13th. They fed us, provided coffee, tea and water and we got to sit at tables in the main lobby to meet other new visitors and hear the mission statement of mission and find out more information about how to get involved. If you are looking for a new church, you should check out Mission. It's a great place for growing your faith and for building God connections.

My girlfriend Jenny and I attended Mission Church this morning. The worship itself was meaningful,…read moreand the message of the church clearly centers on Jesus, which we appreciated. However, our experience during worship was uncomfortable. After we found our seats and worship had already begun, a volunteer staff member approached us and said she needed six seats that overlapped with where we were sitting. I told her we would do the Christian thing and move out of the way. She then suggested we ask others to move over, but the row was already full, and the people next to us were also reserving seats for others. In that moment, it honestly felt like we were being pushed out of our seats rather than welcomed. To avoid causing disruption, we moved into the aisle to continue worshiping, then stood in the back. Eventually, we left the worship area altogether and sat in the open common area instead. We came to worship God, not to hold onto seats, so we chose peace over conflict. Still, for a church that emphasizes community and welcome, this interaction left us feeling displaced rather than cared for, especially during worship. I believe Mission Church has good intentions and a strong foundation in Christ, but I hope they can improve how seating and volunteer interactions are handled so guests feel welcomed, respected, and valued rather than inconvenienced during worship.

We've attended City Church California since the beginning. They have walked with us through the…read moregood and the not so good. The message of God is delivered through multiple talented teachers, lead by Pastors Jude and Becky Fouquier. The worship team, lead by Pastor Steven Bolles, not only prepares our hearts with worship, their anointing overflows into their writing of the best worship songs that need to be heard by all. When we can't join in person, we don't miss services available through YouTube. You and your family will feel welcome, at home, and leave knowing God is for you. Believe, Become, Build

This is my home church and I love Pastor Jude and Pastor Becky! I moved her for California Coast…read moreBible College and my life has been changed by this church and college. I love serving on media and in city kids. Our pastors are amazing leaders who truly love the Lord and lead with excellence.