I've been attending for over 10 years and love it! It is a place of healing and learning with…read moreministries for kids, kids adults, couples men, women and teens. It is a great place, theres always opportunities for more Believers to serve.

It's perfect, the best place for worship, god and community. Such wonderful people there, I look…read moreforward coming every week!

The Bridge Church in Corona has been such a blessing to our family. Their VBS camp was one of the…read morebests one my daughter has been to. Seeing God's work was beautiful. If you are looking for a home Church I definitely suggest visiting The Bridge Church.

The people are really kind and the worship and sermons always feel uplifting. I've been to other…read morechurches as a visitor and was ignored - this church is NOT like that. They have services online and in-person and you'll find multi-generational families who attend together. They have a nursery, children's classes, a teen group, adult care/activity groups and community events outside of church services. I highly recommend coming at the end of the month for family Sunday where they have food, games, activities and fellowship after the 11am service.

I just moved into the city of Corona and needed to find a local church. I chose St. Matthew's…read morebecause it was an easy drive to and from my home. As a wheelchair user, I was quite happy to be able to find several handicap parking spaces. When I arrived to the church, I was greeted by a very amicable and kind man. He made me feel so welcomed and he personally escorted me into the church. He let me know where I could sit in my wheelchair. I felt at home. My spirit was content. My heart was happy this was my new church. Mass was wonderful. I left with a full heart.

Thank you Fr. Joseph for your welcomed heart, from a lost Catholic. My faith is restored! If you…read moreare unsure, follow your heart and faith and know God is present. Fr. Joseph lifted me up. I am blessed!

I never imagined I would be writing a review about my own mother and father's funeral, but I hope…read moresharing our experience helps other families. My mother passed away after a long and difficult medical journey. My brother was her primary caregiver and has been struggling tremendously with her loss. It took everything he had emotionally just to attend the funeral. He arrived about 10 minutes late, but he had already been seated for approximately 10 minutes before communion began. When he went to receive communion, Father Hector told him, "Sit down, you don't get any, you were late." Watching my grieving brother be publicly denied communion in that manner was heartbreaking and humiliating. Throughout the Mass, many guests had difficulty hearing. When people quietly spoke because they couldn't understand what was being said, they were shushed rather than gently guided. During the Sign of Peace, our family and friends were simply hugging one another and offering comfort after the loss of my mother. After only a few minutes, Father Hector abruptly stopped everyone because people were embracing. At the end of the funeral, there was no indication that the service had concluded. Father Hector removed his vestments in front of everyone, walked into the back, and the lights were turned off. Our family sat there confused because no one knew the service had ended. As people began coming forward to offer condolences and hug us, an announcement came over the intercom telling everyone they needed to leave because the church was "not a place for socializing." The funeral began at 11:00 a.m., and this occurred around 11:40 a.m. Our guests were not socializing--they were comforting a grieving family. We were never given any guidance beforehand about how the funeral would proceed or what was expected of us. We fully understand that a Catholic church is a sacred place, and we respect that. What we cannot understand is the lack of compassion shown to a family during one of the worst days of our lives. A funeral is a moment that can never be repeated, and instead of leaving with peace and comfort, we left feeling hurt, embarrassed, and unwelcome. I sincerely hope no other grieving family has to experience what ours did.

This was the worst funeral experience I have ever had. They didn't let any of the family members…read morehave any say about the service. Then they did the service and started turning off the lights 30 minutes in, when everyone was still sitting there, waiting for people to speak about our loved one. We had to tell them to turn the lights back on (we paid for an hour) so our loved one's son could speak about him. WHILE he was speaking, a woman came out and was removing things and locking things on the alter behind him. This was also being video recorded so his family could watch from Guatemala. Then, as soon as his son was finished speaking, they turned the lights off on the alter so no one else could speak. Family members were lining up to give their condolences, but before our hour was even up, they turned off then entirety of the church lights on all 50 or so of us. Then they asked us to leave so they could lock up the church. This was the rudest, most insensitive church staff I have ever encountered. We were all very upset by it. Instead of peace and closure, we left incredibly mad that the church disrespected our loved one so entirely.

Upon entering the church, you will notice that it is up-to-date, clean and a warm atmosphere where…read moreyou will be greeted by nice people who will assist you with finding a seat or helping kids get into Sunday school. The worship band will get you in the right mood for hearing about God's word. Pastor Michael has a problem with sticking to just a few verses. He covers the Bible and gets you flipping pages faster than a rabbit hopped up on caffeine. There is a lot to learn so bring your Bible. Make sure that you stop by the coffee counter so that you can keep up. Might want to bring a notepad as well. This church is a treasure. Stop by if you're in the area! Speaking of treasure, there is an event that takes place on Halloween instead of taking your kids around the neighborhood, "Trunk n Treat ." Also, during Christmas is a wonderful time and everything is decorated so festively so you can enjoy advent. May God bless you richly!

I have been coming to Living Truth as my main home church since 2013. Pastor Michael, the head…read morePastor is a wonderful leader totally and completely anointed by God. His teachings go deep and make it easy for everyone to understand and comprehend. We really appreciate that Pastor Michael never shies away from tough topics and he teaches a book at a time, verse by verse. He married my husband and I 8 years ago and that was such a blessing to us because of how much Pastor Michael means to us. Living Truth has a wonderful, excepting and loving community within the church. Our 2 kids, 7 & 3 love the kids classes on Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings. Worship at Living Truth is 10 out of 10! Thank you Shane and Worship Team! We love you and appreciate you SO much Pastor Michael and Living Truth leaders and servers!

I asked an usher to check with the sound man because, even at the very back of the church, the…read moresound was so loud it was hurting my ears. I almost had to shout in the man's ear to be able to be heard. His verbatim response was... "No, I trust my sound man. I'm not gonna bother him." It was as if the sound man was incapable of making a mistake! I was told that I could "... go outside and watch the service on a big-screen." I didn't want to experience the service by media... I wanted to participate in-person. Talk about feeling un-important and dismissed. On my way out I told a lady at the "Hospitality Desk" about my experience and her only response was... "I hope you find a church that suits you." I was raised in a personage and I have no doubt that my father would have been as disappointed and hurt as I felt that day.

People have shared that this was a great welcoming church in our community. However, I'm have some…read morequestions and can't get in touch because the phone number that's listed is wrong and belongs to a cleaning service. You might want to get that corrected for your sake and the company who is now receiving these calls. They're not happy. Well maybe when I can find a phone number for this church. I just might try to attend. Be blessed

My sister tried to attend confirmation classes here and removed herself after the teachers answered…read morea question by a student "does size matter" with "no it's all about the motion of the ocean" and telling the kids that they should use protection when participating in s*xual activities. Not only that but they do not teach about the Catholic faith properly, and the teachers have absolutely no control over this class. Cussing, speaking over teachers, false statements, and leading the students astray. If you're going to be a Catholic confirmation teacher, at least TRY to lead these kids in the right direction.

This is God's house. RESPECT IT. Although there are mistakes made by all of us, we should forgive…read moreothers, especially at our Father's house. If the minister asks you to take a mask off before communion, take it off, be humble. Do not ever call a eucharistic minister a demon. God's house is not a business, it is our brothers and sisters serving God who make mistakes like everyone does. We should come to our father's house with humble heart. I sometimes bring my own issues in, and I understand some of the frustrations when important events don't work out. Through God's mercy, I remember who am standing before who knows my thoughts, words and sins. I ask him for forgiveness for my own selfish attitude and pride. Father Mendoza and Father James, Deacon Joe and Daniel are dedicated to their flock and do a great job! God have mercy us.

It was our first time here and we loved it! We were out for a visit to friends in Corona and they…read moreinvited us to their new church. They were friendly, open to questions, really focused on genuine worship and preaching from the Bible. It's a fairly new church, so smaller and very family friendly! Highly recommend giving them a visit if you're in the area and looking for a church.