Great church. Very family oriented. Lots of groups for children youth and adults. Scripture read…read morefrom the Bible. Prayer filled church. I've been going here off and on since the 80s.

We found this Church with the recommendations here on yelp. We were not disappointed! The people…read moreare amazing and very welcoming! If you are looking for a bible centered, community loving, family oriented, diverse, and loving church, then this is the place! Bonus is they have a coffee shop for the mornings you are running late. We have been coming here for about three months now and still feel as welcomed as the first day. We have 5 children varying in ages from 15 down to 7 and hands down they all love coming here too. There is always someone available to answer questions and to pray for or with you! Hope you give it a try and love The Hill Vallejo as much as our family does.

From my first visit, I felt like I was at home. The people are so friendly and welcoming. The music…read moreis awesome. The choir sing until Heaven gets the word and the minister reached from the Bible and I really enjoyed that definitely five stars.

Great place to worship and integrate into the local community. Pr. McCoy is an inspirational leader…read morewho has led this church community for the last thirteen plus years. The church also has some programs for kids so they can learn about the Bible and the true God. I have been coming here for over a year and my kids enjoy the sermon and the Bible study. I will highly recommend this church to all that seek spiritual growth and biblical principles to better their lives.

I actually attended this church about 13 years ago and I left in part due to personal reasons, but…read morealso because I saw some bad behavior that bordered on bullying from a long time member of the church. Later, the church ex communicated a friend of mine because she left her husband. He was psychologically and spiritually abusing her so I felt they victimized her a second time by shaming her by ex communicating her in front of her family that still attended there, plus they backed an abuser. I decided to give them a second chance over a decade later-dummy me. I encountered the same spiritual and psychological bullying from the same person who had done that to me and a friend of mine years past(not the husband and a different friend) and wondered how this behavior is allowed to persist. Why haven't they called out this longtime member for their behavior?Most people there are nice-maybe just codependent, blind to it, not sure. I knew I couldn't say anything because it would just turn on me. The bully is very manipulative, so I left.

I have been a member of Community Bible Church for 25 years. Like every church, ours is made up of…read moreforgiven sinners who were dead, lost in their sin and hostile to God their Creator. As such, we are an imperfect people, a needy people, a people of little strength...we are sinners. As such, like in every local church, people might get their feelings hurt, or might feel offended. And, so like in any healthy family, the intent is to acknowledge our sin and grow in unity, encouraging, challenging and even to admonishing one another at times. To that end, we are in process, being schooled by the tribune God. He provides his people with wisdom, strength, grace that we might fulfill his purpose which is to glorify Jesus Christ. In this imperfect local body we call the church, our leadership strives to shepherd God's people by pointing them to Christ, in whom is our salvation and sanctification. We are a people bought by the blood of Christ, his bride, and his church. Christ is preached and taught as completely sufficient and glorious. He is the head of the Sovereign Head of the church, the King. Every local church is comprised with genuine believers who have been born again by God himself, a people of faith and repentance, in contrast with those that walk through the doors who are unregenerate, still hardened against God, some are hypocrites, some self-deceived, some that grow up to become atheists. Every church is comprised of true and false converts, wheat and tares, regenerate and unregenerate, believing and unbelieving in the God revealed in the Bible. CBC engages in training leaders, equipping the saints for service and ministry (discipleship), instructing people in sound theology, Biblical teaching (doctrine) and what local church body life looks like. CBC also practices church discipline. I have noticed that people that have been disciplined by churches loving enough to confront their scandalous sin, often leave distasteful reviews online. Jesus MANDATED church discipline (Matthew 18), the apostle Paul strongly affirmed church discipline in I Corinthians 5. When professing Christians are confronted with their scandalous sin, some of them resort to slandering the very church that sought to restore them in love, and have no intentions of coming back, while others have not only repented, but come back and and have been lovingly restored and received. It's beautiful. At times, on-line reviews must be taken with a grin of salt. There are always at least two sides of a story, emotions and bias, or different perspectives on what makes a healthy church. The New Testament epistles define and describe what a healthy, Christ-centered church looks like and how it conducts itself. Let God's Word (not style, pop culture, not cool worship music) direct you on which local church is best for you.

Nice clean church to worship. People are friendly and helpful. They have the heater on during cold…read moremorning mass which is a plus, makes it comfortable and you can really relax and focus on the message of god. Highly recommended.

For the past month, I have been attending St. Basil's for Sunday mass and have found it it so be…read morevery impressionable. The Filipino Priest is very personable and funny. He manages to keep the mass and the Gospel sounding interesting and from the heart, which is very important, I feel, for all the parishioners to stay interested and actually listen to what is being taught. After moving to the area, I had been attended all the Catholic Churches in the area to see which community I wanted to become a part of, and St. Basil, the last one I checked out, has seemed to finally hit the mark. The church itself is beautiful, the community is friendly and welcoming, and I feel a good sense of spirit within the confines of this church. Yes, the neighborhood is not in the best area of town, but it isn't the worst. The church feels safe and I truly feel the spirit of God here. I will say, that I find it to be very distant and cold that no one shakes hands anymore when sharing the sign of peace, but I guess that is how many churches are going now. The little head nod just seems to be so impersonal, and I wish that St. Basil would encourage their parishioners to welcome each other with open arms. There is a good amount of diversity who attend mass at this church, but I will say that the majority of the parish seems to be Filipino. But then, we are in Vallejo and there is a huge Filipino community here, who of course are majority Catholic. Overall, I would recommend anyone looking for a Catholic church to come check this one out. I appreciate that there is a 5:30pm mass on Sundays. I wish there was an even later one. Where I use to attend mass, we would have an 8:00pm and a 10:00pm mass on Sundays. This ensured that everyone could attend Sunday mass regardless of the time of day. I know we are suppose to honor and worship God on our own accord and He is to be our first priority, but I also feel that some people need the additional assistance to lead them to the Lord, and by having the extra mass times, it would allow people the opportunity to receive the added blessings if they were not able to attend earlier in the day, but that's just a thought.

Super rude I've had the worst experiences with Marina. She pushes people out of the church and is…read morejust plane rude with attitude.

Beautiful church! A lot of parking. If you can't find parking in the lot, there's an overflow…read moreparking but it's not paved so if you just washed your car, you probably want to circle the parking lot again. Inside is clean especially the bathrooms. Mass started and ended on time. Love that! We came here on Sunday at 7:30am and surprisingly it was packed so come early if you can.

Very friendly greeting and welcomed transaction. Young man very attentive to my request.read more

Call me bias. Yes I'm Catholic. This place reminds me of the old churches in the Philippines…read more The priests, nuns, and the ministry are superb. They have a school too from pre-school to 8th grade. We've been helping this church. I hope you can too. You know give donations. The address is on the circulation papers I took a picture of.

This church is a gem and everyone makes you feel so welcome. My husband and I found them on yelp…read more The worship is filled with the Holy Spirit. Pastor Alan is funny and inspiring. The elders are always there to pray with you and it feels like home. Definitely recommend going to Sunday service at 10 am.

Open Door Christian Church is in a converted building (so to speak) along the main drag of Highway…read more29/Broadway. It's unceremoniously placed beside a PG&E substation that's constantly buzzing. It's a friendly church, with an amiable congregation, and plenty of activities. While the congregation has grown over the years, neither the building nor the parking lot has. Plus, they're competing with megachurches like Father's House. A pleasant little oasis off the chaos that is Highway 29.

Wow, this is a church where you feel respected & appreciated. I was looking for a place when I…read morejoined to be taught, trained, and treated well. The Leadership Team seems so in sync. You notice the way people work together to service one another. You have a great mix of young & old in their audience. That includes people from various cultural backgrounds. I love that the Word of God is the CENTER of everything they do and teach. I am glad that both my wife & I found a place for our whole family. I welcome others to come join in on the fun! Special Note: Once a month they feed everyone in the church after service. And it is a different style meal each time!!! Delicious

When I first joined Abundant Life Worship Center, I was searching for a new church home. This is…read morethe only church experience I've had where I'm assured my spiritual growth and relationship with God are the primary focus. Pastors Derry and Tammie Moten and our church family are just plain full of love and not afraid to show and share it. Our pastorial leadership ensures we gain understanding in all that we study. And, we have fun!!! Our Culinary team just organized a wonderful and memorable church picnic full of food, fun and family. If you are searching for a place of worship in a nurturing environment, Abundant Life Worship Center is an experience you will never forget and will want to repeat over and over again. Hope to see you soon!

I was born into this church, as my mother and grandmother were members. Now as an adult, I can't…read moreimagine picking a better church. I am so proud to be a part of a church that is so welcoming to everyone. We have been Open & Affirming (meaning we welcome everyone into full participation and membership in the congregation including members of the LGBT community) since 1994. Another Vallejo church became the 3rd in the city to become Open & Affirming in 2014, 20 years after us. We have been ahead of the curve on many progressive issues. As part of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), we encourage independent thought and reflection on the meaning of the Bible. We focus on outreach and social justice issues. We have hosted the Ecumenical Global Holiday Faire for 18 years to raise money for many local and global non-profit organizations. We help sponsor the Vallejo Hunger Walk to raise money for CROP which is Church World Service's hunger relief agency, as well as four local organizations. We have had teams in the past at the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life. We have a garden where we grow vegetables to donate to local programs which make meals for the homeless. We are a founding member of Common Ground, an organization that unites local churches and other non-profits in Solano and southern Napa counties to work on issues facing our communities like public safety, crime, homelessness, and immigration. The most important aspect of our church to me is that we do not just preach the Word. We truly try to Live the Word.

My wife and I were looking for a new church to call home that was accepting to all. We found First…read moreChristian Church of Vallejo the first Sunday after we moved here and fell in love with the people. The congregation was so welcoming! We found a family with the people and chose to join the church! We are so happy being a part of this wonderful community!

I was led to LifeLine in February 2020 when the congregation gathered on Capitol St. One of the…read morefirst things I noticed when I arrived was Pastor D on his knees on the altar. How often do you go to a church and see the pastor kneeling on the altar?!? For that reason and others, I immediately received confirmation that LifeLine would be my new "church home"; I've been there ever since! We worship freely, love the Lord and each other deeply, and desire to see the Kingdom of Heaven on earth! You have to be in the atmosphere to really get it; it's too heavy to put into words! If you're reading this, what are you waiting for??? Stop by for a visit! We would love to meet you!

LifeLine Vallejo is the place where encounters with God become intentional connections! This is a…read moreplace of worship where the atmosphere is free, charged with the Spirit of God, and where and sound biblical teaching is given. The environment is welcoming and warm. The people function like a loving family and the Pastors truly lead from the heart of God! This is a church where you will grow spiritually and naturally. At LifeLine the kingdom of God is displayed. What are you waiting for to visit?