Welcoming knowledgable priest .Rich with cultural knowledge and cherishing his service…read more The idols are small to medium sized yet filled with special unique stories. And the most famous aspect of the visit to this temple is you come back with your own needed life lesson.(That is how it was for us and have heard many share this sentiment). Looking forward to seeing this temple establish itself .

Wonderful place of worship. I come here often to find comfort & solace. The Sikh temple is run…read morevery efficiently and by friendly people. There is food to eat and food for the soul. Come with humility and you will find peace here. Highly recommend.

Love this place. Its the perfect place to celebrate that big bad @zz laos newYeaR. Elk grove is a…read morebeautiful place to be. Its hot as the valley and perfectly close to the bay!

Very peaceful and calm atmosphere. People in charge are very helpful and friendly. Guruduara has…read moreamazing architecture.

Peaceful and beautiful. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Their doors are open from early morning…read moreto night for all people.

I super love this Temple. It's super welcoming and the monks are very special. It's a great place…read moreto pray and to meditate. Feeling the love.

Sat shri akal, very nice and clean. Very peaceful gurdwara to come to and seek adherenceread more

So I've never been a member of this church, but I did take advantage of its open-to-the-community…read moreevents. Annual events: Pancake Breakfast: fabulous. Includes spam in addition to more traditional pancake and frittata fare Bazaar (early Fall): Taiko drumming, snow cones, tri-tip, and fun for the whole family! Obon festival (August): I love the dancing, the drumming, and the food associated with this Buddhist holiday, and you will, too! Mochitsuki (Spring): I think you have to be affiliated with the church to volunteer and make the mochi, but definitely buy some if you get the chance! Mochi is rice that's been pounded (by man and mallet or by machine) and ends up as sticky goodness that you put in soup, fill with sweet bean paste, or eat with soy sauce.

When they have their annual Food Bazaar I practically buy one of everything - the food is so good…read more I don't live in the area but I think they usually have it at Del Oro High School but the grounds of the Church are really excellent too albeit a little small.

Beautiful big masjid mashallah with a big community. I have…read morebeen coming here since I was 12. It was worth the drive from Stockton. You will find people from all kinds of ethnicities and that's the beauty of Islam . This masjid is especially alive during the blessed month of Ramadan, and they always have a nice Eid festival for the kids

Few months ago i applied for cash help to the needy family program @ masjid Annur and i was denied…read moreeven after i proved i am divorced and jobless have no money to buy medications.Al razzak food bank did not even gave me a grain of rice.i went to two other mosques in Sacramento they told me to go to Masid annur cuz they have special program for needy people.i was so sad and disappointed none of my community Mosque helped me in my down time.A non muslim friend told me about other non profit org. where i was able to get two hundred dollars a month, and monthly groccery.it's a shame i was denied help by muslims and was happily accepted by no muslims.All the mosques collect hundreds and thouands of dollars a year in donations,sadaqa,and zakat where is all that money going.I have seen muslims begging for money right outside the mosques.shame on you