This church is amazing. I have been just a few times…read more Gentle loving sermon given by a pastor who relates to all of us. He also is very open about his own struggles in life. All ages, great music just an all around loving vibe. Check it out you will be glad you did.

Resonate is so welcoming. Love the fact that I can be myself while building community and sharing…read morethe experience with my family. Friendly, non-judgmental, and real.

First and last time here. Met Pastor Richard and found him to be quite rude. I had to meet him for…read moremyself after a friend shared with me how he treated her. He called her disrespectful, petty, unhealthy, a bully and full of behavioral issues. He has no idea what a wonderful woman she is-we all have issues. I found him to be arrogant and too talkative for my liking. I don't think I will be back.

Visited the church while I was on a business trip. Strong teaching and a family atmosphere! I…read morewould recommend making this your church home!

A small but very friendly congregation. The ministry here is quiet innovative. Sunday worship is…read moreconcluded with a lunch downstairs. It's a great for fellowship.

Awesome community! I enjoy attending service here as does my family. We feel welcome.read more

I've visited this church twice now. Both times were great! It's a fairly large church, so if you're…read morenew I recommend going up to one of the greeters and saying so. They can point you in the right direction. (This should be easy, as they smile and say some sort of good morning as you walk in. So take your time and stop for a chat! You don't have to rush past.) The people here are lovely, so don't be afraid to strike up a conversation with the people around you in the auditorium or find someone wearing a "staff" lanyard if you're looking for more "official" conversation about the church. Note: There's coffee available by donation and water, both at the cafe downstairs and a small station upstairs. You can take it into the auditorium, too. The preaching is solid, as others have mentioned. You can tell that the pastor knows his stuff and is passionate about the Word of God. I love that they give time for response at the end of sermons, which includes the opportunity to take communion. They do have gluten free communion at the front table, which is so nice and not something you see at every church. For those like me, it's much appreciated! The worship is beautiful. I loved seeing the passion on the team's faces. They light up as they sing and play, and it's beautiful. I got chills at one point during worship at the end of service today -- presence of God ushered in. Love it! It's a great church from what I've seen. And my friend who lives here says such good things about it. If you live here, give it a try, and seriously consider getting involved in a community group. They are the best way to get plugged in and make friends. I spent the afternoon with several of my friend's small group members after church and they were all so friendly and welcoming. This church is full of people who truly care about knowing and following Jesus and it shows.

Christ Embassy is a home to many from diverse backgrounds, growing in the Word of God together in…read morefaith with love! A place where you discover your purpose in Christ and function to the maximum potential of what God called you to be. Your life will never be the same. Your life will go - upward and forward only! Glory to God! (Contact us for details on the foundation school program).

Very nice church inside and out. There is a parking lot across the street if no street parking is…read moreavailable. They also have a gift shop!

I don't usually write reviews for churches but I thought why not since it is such a nice cathedral…read morein the heart of downtown Vancouver. Very convenient for the holiday traveler still wishing to attend mass. We actually went at the beginning of our cruise and at the end. They welcome out of town visitors which I'm sure make up a large portion of the attendees. Another reviewer mentioned that the communion lines are with the people on the sides proceeding to the front to a kneeler and and those entering down the center returning up the same way. Seemed a little congested so we went to the side. Hadn't received communion on a kneeler in over 30 years! There are a couple of homeless with their hats out before and after mass. This is not unusual as you are in the heart of a heavily populated city. The congregation is diverse and it's interesting to see so many Chinese at a Catholic mass...but it's Vancouver after all! Aided by great acoustics in this cathedral, the choir was fantastic.

A new church that just opened in June 2024. It is a three floor church. They have a good area or…read moreplace for teenagers to hang out. Went to the church and met some really awesome people there.

From the owner: Gospel Tabernacle A Vibrant Church In Burnaby. Moving Forward In Authority & Ministering By Loving…read moreGod, Serving His Kingdom & Reaching All! A multi cultural church.

Been to this church for 15 years. It's a big church, and it's not perfect, but it's the best I've…read morebeen. Lots of guard rails in place - they're committed to providing a safe space to as many people as possible. Not focused on hype, or trends, but very much results oriented in their approach to ministry and helping make the city a better place.

I'm hoping someone from Coastal Church can explain who pays for the pastors' many trips around the…read moreworld - never places like Nigeria to bolster the spirits of Christians whose families have been slaughtered but to Israel, Turkey, Greece, London...Do they have another source of income financing these trips or are their salaries such that holidays like these aren't a hardship? and do videos and talk of their trips ensure writing these travel expenses off their taxes? Surely, the Church isn't paying out of donations as a bonus. Clearing this up would go a long way to providing confidence with attendees.