I attended Boundless Church on Palm Sunday (March 29th) with my wife and our four children, hoping…read moreto reconnect with my faith after years of feeling distant. Years ago, this church was known as Family Church when Pastor Dave Ansell was leading. Back then, it truly felt like a family church in every sense of the word. Life took me in a different direction, and over time my faith drifted. Recently, I've been searching again, and that Sunday felt like it mattered. It felt like the day I was supposed to come back. We arrived excited, as a family, ready to worship together. As we walked in, I considered checking our kids in, but my younger children have never really been away from their mother and were not ready. Instead of forcing them, we made the decision to stay together as a family and attend service. That's when things immediately felt off. We were directed away from the main auditorium and told to go upstairs into a separate room to watch the service on a TV. It felt isolating and honestly like a punishment for having children. Worship is supposed to be about unity, not separation. Trying to make the best of it, we went back downstairs to enter the main auditorium. That's when we were stopped. My wife explained that our children are well-behaved and would not cause a disruption. An older gentleman then stepped forward and said, "We don't allow kids in here." We were turned away, in front of others, with our children standing there. It was embarrassing, disheartening, and honestly shocking. I couldn't help but think of Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children come to me... and do not hinder them." I also thought about the message every church promotes: "Come as you are" and "All are welcome." That is not what we experienced. We were redirected, restricted, and ultimately rejected. This church once felt like a place where families belonged. When it was Family Church, it truly lived up to that name. Since then, it has been rebranded multiple times and is now called Boundless Church. Ironically, the first thing we experienced were boundaries. This was a moment that mattered for me and my family. It could have been a turning point in reconnecting with faith and community. Instead, we left feeling like we did not belong. Very disappointing experience.

Beautiful church n service but I did not like how I have to be in a separate room because of my…read moredaughter let alone the children room isn't even accessible for my husband who is in a wheelchair. I loved being in the main hall because I felt the presence of God but it is no longer the same for me. Sadly my time here was great but now i must search for a new church.

Don't let this church fool you it's not what it seems you don't follow there teachings you well get…read morebanned. They don't believe in miracles or the laying of hands to receive the holy spirt . Speaking in tongues or rebuking spirits is forbidden, no teachings on the second coming of Christ, it's a good feel church a couple songs from wanting to be singing group and the sermon is weak mostly referring to authors that most of the audience never herd or read , this so called church is taking there community to hell on a scale that would be impossible to come back from .there is no fire here of the holy spirt it's a facade, you have been warned.

This is one of the two churches I visited back in Easter since I am new to the SGV and I have been…read morelooking for a new home church, after calling the one in Irvine my home church for close to 4 years. The people are friendly and welcoming. They even have a Young Adults group that I checked out once a few Sundays after my Easter visit. Like every big church, it is a bit of a challenge to make friends and build meaningful connections, but just like everything else in life; you get out of it what you put in. If I lived closer and started attending this church regularly, I am sure I'd be able to build a solid group of friends and to find a home in here. Highly recommended church if you're from the area!

Hi, my name is Dom. This beautiful church came into my life unexpectedly. I began attending the…read morewomen and children's classes, which became more than just gatherings--they became a place of remembrance, reflection, and support. After experiencing a tragedy in my life, I searched for deeper healing and decided to join the women's healing home. When I arrived, the women were very welcoming and kind. However, they did take possession of my belongings for safekeeping. Later, when I realized the home was not the right place for me and I wanted to leave, I asked for all of my belongings back. I did receive my iPad and iPhone, but my laptop was initially withheld. After continued requests and the mention of filing a police report, they finally returned it to me. Overall, it can be a helpful place for healing, and many of the women there are supportive. My advice to anyone considering going there is to avoid bringing valuables or important electronics. I wish you the best on your healing journey.

Went to this church last Sunday for a baptism. I've been to plenty of different Christian churches…read morein my life. Definitely cult vibes here. Be aware. After we went we read these yelp reviews and yeah no bueno.

Victory Outreach Whittier has been home for me and my family, I am so grateful for the Pastors and…read moreexemplary leadership! If you're looking for a new church home, this is the place for you, there is something for the whole family!

Life changing church and ministry right here. I got out of prison in May of this year. I've been…read moreattending faithfully since Mother's Day and god has been opening doors like never before. I'm now a commander for Victory Rangers with my whole family raising my children in the ways of the lord. All for the glory of god. The environment the church family the pastors and leaders are all amazing. Don't miss out on your miracle and blessings. Come this Sunday at 10am and see what god has for your life. God bless

***This review is for parking lot use only***…read more Yelp had an event held at King Richard's Antique Vintage Center in Whittier yesterday. Due to the limited parking at the location, we were given an option to park at St. Mary's of the Assumption Catholic Church. This church has a very huge parking lot. There's only one entrance from what I can tell. Entrance is also the exit. It's only a 6 minutes walk to the antique center. Thank you so much St. Mary's for allowing us to park at your church. We appreciate it.

I use to donate to this church for years. But I stopped donating and going all together because…read moresince the pandemic, peoples true colors have come out. I thought i could get a signature on my religious Exemption form and i was told " no, dont come back. Dont even bother trying to call and ask". It was the women that takes the donations too... I could've handled a friendly no but she went on rambling about doing your part. What a joke!.. i see hundreds of patients in a day. Your body, your choice.

Regency Church has truly been a blessing to my family. From the moment we walked in, we felt so…read morewelcomed and seen. This is a church that's genuinely after God's heart, and you can feel it every Sunday- it's like a spiritual reset filled with warmth, worship, and real community. Our kids absolutely love their classrooms! The teachers are incredible- engaging, kind, and intentional. As a parent, it means so much to know they are learning about Jesus in a fun, safe, and loving environment. Regency has embraced our family through different seasons, offering support, prayer, and friendship. I'm looking forward to Soul Care this summer. I love that the church is always finding meaningful ways to build community and truly do life together. If you're looking for a church home, I can't recommend Regency enough.

It's an amazing church, and the men's group is awesome. I finally found a church that I can relate…read moreto

Amazing Church Changed my entire life! I truly feel the…read morepresence of God and the experience is excellent.

This church now belongs to Freedom and just like many of the reviews on the other yelp page this…read moreplace is far from God. As a church goer I with all honesty and sincerity would like to say that I am sad for those who have been brainwashed into believing they have been "saved/healed" by this church. I was invited by a friend to attend a Sunday service and for only attending this church for about 6 months, I came to the realization that it is a cult. I had to dress like everyone that did ministry. I was constantly badgered into doing certain things for the church. My social media was monitored by my leader. I was told that I was "backslidding" when I questioned things in the church and often times told that the devil was using my friends and family against me because they weren't "saved". I donated so much time and tithed often because I was told that I would have favor in my life. Idolatry is written all over Pastor Jason. Pastor Jason is not God yet is treated like God himself. People obsess over Jason which in my opinion is demonic. Jason has his little servants (including me) do everything for him with the guise of doing it for God. He doesn't make himself available. He boasts about himself at every service as if he's the only one that has ever struggled in life. He never gives credit to those below him (lower than his 12). I wish he would talk about how he makes $100k+ a year from this church. All the tithes that Pastor Jason says are blessings for the church and God are actually to pay off his properties around Whittier. He is by far humble with his expensive taste in clothes, jewelry, cars, homes, and his boat. This guy also likes to boasts about his first class flight travels. He's for the people's money with the claims of being saved and having a renewed mind (brainwashed). God has a special place for people who use his name in vain for personal gain. This church is FILLED with people who at one point were vulnerable but are now "saved" and are sadly taken advantage of by the leaders all with the promise to heaven. God loves all his creations even those who have committed the worst of sins make it to heaven. Jason manipulates and twists scriptures so that his followers can be dependent on his church. Shame on you Freedom. I came to this place with an open heart and continued going even when I knew it was bad because I had felt that maybe the devil was lying to me, but God did everything in his power to unveil the truth of this church. I have found a church elsewhere that preaches the word and love of God without constantly pushing for money donations. I pray that many of the people here are given the same vision I was given because this church is not what it claims to be, starting with Pastor Jason "the bigger the tithe, the bigger the blessing". God will forgive the leaders of this church, but I pray even more for Pastor Jason. Do not go to this cult-like church. This church doesn't deserve a star or even followers for that matter.

What a beautiful church. From the beautiful people to the wonderful music. You can praise, pray,…read moreread the Word. It is such an amazing community. I dedicated my son here. Thank the Lord for this amazing congregation. They sure do lead everyone to Christ. Hallelujah. There Mid-Week Services are very fun and spontaneous. The Senior Pastor gives his all every sermon. He knows the Lord. We really like the events there. They have Young Adults, VBS, Men's Retreats, and Women's Bible Studies. I am barely scratching the surface. You will definitely not regret coming here.

It's a great church, that teaches the Bible and loves the Lord. I have been going there for years,…read morethe children's ministry is great, and the people care.

Great place for those just attending church for the first time. Pastor Wil is kind and welcoming…read more The church staff is friendly and welcoming and helpful.

Great church for the kiddos! They are doing an incredible job. I highly recommend you try this…read morechurch!

Attended a conference, enjoyed the Biblical centered teaching and fellowship in this small church.read more

The people of Redemption Hill Church have been a family to me for nearly 20 years and I've attended…read moreour Uptown Whittier campus for the past 3 years now. I have personally benefited from the leadership's commitment to spreading the gospel, helping individuals grow and mature to become more like Jesus through mentorship and life groups, and the tight-knit family that you're welcomed into here. Some highlights: strong preaching, genuine worship through music, prayer, service, several life groups to get involved with, recovery support group, prayer walks around Uptown, famous for our potlucks, sunday school for kids. Thankful for this family to journey through life with! Come visit us on a Sunday morning at 10am :)