If you are looking for a place to learn about Judaism, worship, or join in Community functions all…read morein a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Beth Shalom is for you. Rabbi Cantor Osnat Margalith and Hazzan Lance H Tapper work together to offer a Bet Kneisset where this all takes place. Come Join Us!

I recently attended a Selichot service at this temple and was so impressed. It was a beautiful…read moresanctuary and the service was wonderful. There was a lovely dessert bar set up with lots of homemade treats. But most importantly, to me, everyone welcomed my family very warmly.

Congregation B'nai Israel has become a home for me in so many ways. I came seeking education and…read morelearning in my Jewish journey. I have received so much more - a deepening knowledge and understanding of the struggles of my ancestors and what they endured while never losing faith in the one true G-d. The connections I am making with fellow Jews of all ages, genders, ethnicities and sexualities, is another unexpected gift. What has been the most surprising is the truly welcoming hearts and humility that the clergy and leadership embody. As a queer person who was raised in a church that didn't accept all of who I am, it has been amazing to have found a spiritual community that not only accepts me, but embraces me and other members of the synagogue who identify as LGBTQIA+. Rabbi Adam Greenwald and Cantor Amy Robinson Katz, along with synagogue administration and board leadership and members, have created a place were all belong. Their spiritual walk matches their actions in the world. This is exactly what I have been seeking in a place of worship, and to find it while also finding my place in the story of the Israelites and in my identity as a queer Jewish person, has been a gift beyond measure.

This amazing pre school has provided the best education for my two grandchildren…read more My eldest grandson Kai will graduate in a week and is ready for his adventure into kindergarten in great part due to this school Thank you

This congregation had some good services a few years ago, but apparently no longer exists at this…read moreaddress--or anywhere else. It seems to have disbanded a few years ago. Any information to the contrary would be welcome!

They definitely make you feel at home. I definitely have found a place I can go to on days I can't…read morego to the valley.

This is truly an anointed and Ruach led fellowship of Gentile and Jewish believers united in…read moreMessiah Yeshua.

I love this Messianic congregation, it helps me grow in my walk with Yeshua. It is sound doctrine…read more I was searching for a church where worship didn't seem secular and who followed the feast of Yeshua instead of pagan Christmas and Easter. And didn't change Yeshua's teaching to worship God the Father not as 3 in 1 but as our 1 true God. Giving God all the glory. This church believes in God the Father,Yeshua, and the Holy Spirit. Exactly what I was searching for. I thank God and Yeshua/ Jesus for this place of worship and thankful for Rabbi John for being the messenger of truth.

Isn't really welcoming to me when I met them.. I was trying to get involved but jumping to…read moreconclusions can be a deal breaker sorry and goodish luck

Vibrant, friendly, family oriented, loving, and both worlds of the Torah and New Testament. Yeshua…read morecompleted! Join us!

Lenten Quiet Day, March 2026, an experience of relaxation, reflection, and refreshment in a sacred…read moresetting. Life giving and peaceful in this chaotic world (and the blustery Santa Ana Winds).

St Matthias is a great neighborhood parish that does the loving thing. Finding community here and a…read moreplace to serve.

I moved to California five years ago and was looking for a church. I grew up in the Disciples of…read moreChrist Church in Eureka, Illinois, and I loved it. My values and belief system were shaped by that church. Fairview is a welcoming community and the church supports a belief system that resonates with me. Fairview places a high value on justice and equity, affirms science-backed beliefs about creation, the environment, and humanity. Most importantly, it is an open and affirming church. All are welcome, regardless of their gender identity or social-economic background. It is a small congregation but a very active group of individuals. It's definitely worth a visit!

I'm not a church going person because I dislike such dogma and to be honest, I, far too often, find…read morechurches hypocritical, but FCC is a different sort of place. It is inclusive and embracing of people, all people and it dies it's very best to walk the talk of kindness and charity and live of one another, and of course there is the FCC pastor, Sarah Halverson-Cano, a person has earned the respect of organizations working to promote human dignity and social justice.