If you're looking for a church that actually "walks the walk" then this May be the church for you…read more If you're looking for a place where everyone is embraced as themselves- including all LGBTQ, trans, and minority members, then definitely check this church out. It's a smallish, close-knit congregation that is incredibly supportive and welcoming. Pastor Casey is one of the most involved and sincere people I have ever met.

I have been attending this church for years now and it is the most welcoming, loving place I have…read moreever found in the area. They truly mean what they say here and are committed to the work. Thank you for all that you do for the community.

Solid teaching. Great worship. The pastors and staff are fantastic. Wonderful community of…read morepeople who TRULY are friendly beyond just a surface level. It's actually not that hard to get connected to real people here, make friendships and experience the life that church community is supposed to be about. It's not too big to where you would get lost in the crowd, but not so small that you feel like an awkward newbie intruding on a clique. The people here would love to get to know you and walk with you in your faith journey. Give it a shot!

I will be a member of this Church, love it so much, you know you love it , when you miss being…read moretheir. I am so grateful for finding this church, it's like a big loving family. You can stop by their anytime you want and ask questions, just hang out and people will pray for you if you are needing encouragement come on down, we would all love to see you.God Bless you on all your endeavors.Always find time to be kind!

This is a small, yet wonderful, progressive church located on the same property as First United…read moreMethodist Church in Loomis. Wander through the Japanese garden up to their worship center, and find yourself welcomed by Pastor Gerry Paulsen. Their church services have the familiarity of the UCC, but with a unique twist-an opportunity to respond to the message. Church members offer reflections and questions about the focus scripture and sermon, allowing for a deeper understanding of the content, and the chance for personal interpretation. Sunday school is offered for nursery age to high-school. For a small church, their charity and outreach is vast.

After 20 years in Auburn, nested at First United Methodist Church of Loomis in 2016…read more Small but growing, large in heart, progressive in spirit, and focused on the community. Welcoming to all: LGBT, nonchurched, curious, and skeptical. New campus location provides top notch Sunday School with outdoor recreation. Unique congregational reflection time following sermons. All are invited to share comments or questions, which contributes to a more fully engaged worship experience. 4 out of 5 stars due to congregation size. It's like something's missing -- you? From UCC.org: "Our faith is 2,000 years old. Our thinking is not." "Religion and science are not mutually exclusive, and your head and heart are both welcomed into our places of worship." "No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here." "God's communion table is open, not closed." "We work with -- not against -- people of other faiths." "Churches must be places of vitality in worship, learning and advocacy. We are committed to working for justice." "Never place a period where God has placed a comma."

I felt welcomed the first step in the door! I am amazed at the mission of this church. It provides…read morean onsite food pantry, senior center, pre-school and so many programs close to my heart.

My family has been an active member since 1986, 37 yrs. We found the youth group to be compelling…read morefor our adolescent and teen-age children to participate in. We have active, rewarding, local and global ministries to get involved with. Specifically you could help with the Loomis Food Pantry (Serving So. Placer County), our Community Faith Garden, the Rise Against Hunger meal packing events (www.Riseagainsthunger.org) that we have in the Spring after Easter activities, A Homeless feeding and housing ministry in support of The Gathering Inn, and several other ministries that you can get involved with. We are a reconciling congregation that believes that you can "Come as you are!" and be warmly and sincerely welcomed. Come and enjoy our grounds that include a Park Setting, Serenity Path, Mediation Labyrinth, Japanese Garden and Courtyard Garden. Come and check us out at Loomis First United Church, 6414 Brace Rd., Loomis, CA 95650 Church service is at 9:30am on Sunday. Blessings, Pat Aiello 916-416-6474

This church is home. Everyone there, especially the clergy, is so kind and friendly. I have grown…read moremore spiritually in a year at St Marks than years at a non denominational church due to God's grace and provision over this parish. I highly recommend visiting, you won't regret it!

St. Mark's is a friendly parish that made my daughter and I feel warmly welcomed. It is said that…read morethe future of Christianity is ancient, meaning as the world changes and tumultuous times face us people will seek the time tested faith and practice of the Christians of antiquity. Those things which has kept the faithful anchored to God for 2,000 years. You'll find that faith and practice at St. Mark's Anglican Church. Coffee hour there is pretty great, not going to lie :-)

Been going here for a while. It is a great church to experience the love of God with his people. My…read moreson loves going to church here, he is a toddler so that means a lot to me for sure.

I have been to this church quite a few times I signed up from Grisha and the classes are available…read moreonline free this is a great amazing place. This is a non-domination church but they have several activities. The grief share is absolutely a wonderful class to attend if you've lost a loved one the videos are very helpful and it definitely helps. You understand your grief, the ladies of class were very great. It was definitely a very nice way to deal with my grief to have people that understand that I've been there and know what it's like. It definitely help me deal with my grief more better than I thought I was this is a great church and they have services on Sunday two different services, very great church very great establishment. They also have groups you could join women's Bible study men's ministries and much more if you're looking for a new church I would definitely recommend checking out Granite Springs Church of Lincoln. They are awesome and they are non-domination a lot of people don't understand what non-domination means it means basically, they're not a Christian church they're not Catholic. They're not Jewish. They are everything so that comes in handy especially if you have family members that aren't all the same religion this accommodates to all of them very great establishment very friendly staff very great place to check out thank you, Granite Springs Church of Lincoln. I definitely enjoyed the Greek share and help me understand my grief better than what I thought I was dealing with it. Thank you again and I will see you again very I will see you very soon. Thank you again. Have a great holiday season and a happy Fourth of July. :-)

Love the anointed worship and preaching. All spirit lead, powerful and he preaches the full word…read moreof God, hallelujah! So many classes and services are available.

I heard this place is instrumental in blocking cellphone towers in West Roseville, which basically…read moremeans it's impossible to get any kind of livable service in that area. I can't even use my phone or get internet thanks to this church blocking it. Thanks so much for getting everyone to spend so much money on a space wizard.

Everyone, without exception, is welcome! Sunday Evening…read moreMass, 5:00 PM ST. MICHAEL'S MISSION STATEMENT Welcome! This is your church! We are St. Michael's Independent Catholic Parish. Our mission statement is to Love God and Love Our Neighbor as we Love Ourselves. We commit ourselves to grow spiritually and live the Gospel message as we help to build the kingdom of God as disciples of Christ. We are inclusive, non-judgmental, and ecumenical toward all. We believe that all of us are children of God and we respect the talents and calling of each person. From the early church, we accept optional celibacy for clergy and we recognize the ordination of women. We practice giving loving service and outreach to those in need. We also advocate for social justice issues in our local, global, and environmental communities.

A welcoming community everyone can feel at home with the Parish members and with God.read more

This Church is the real deal!! You want a message straight from Gods Word the BIBLE to your ears…read morethis is the place to go!! You will never walk away feeling unfed I guarantee it!

This is a great church for those that live in the area. Even if you don't live in the area, this is…read morestill a nice church. There is plenty of parking in front of the church. If you are looking for coffee before service starts, it's available in the front lobby. Inside the sanctuary, there are plenty of seats that are angled to allow a good view of the stage. The pastor and staff are all so friendly and are quick to greet you with a smile and a warm handshake when you walk into church. Service starts on time with the worship/singing time. It lasts for about 30 minutes. The worship team is awesome with guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums. The music is good but I think that maybe worship time is a bit long. The pastor's sermon is good and it seems like for some people, if a sermon goes too long, that becomes a dealbreaker. I don't mind long sermons if the message is good and easy to listen to. I don't have a problem with the length of the sermon. All told, it was about 1 hour 15 minutes from start to end of the service. What I do notice is that a lot of people show up late, after service has started. For me, I always get to church before service starts because I don't want to be that guy that walks in late. I guess, better late than never when it comes to going to church, right? I really don't have anything bad to say. It's a nice church to go to and we're still debating on whether we want to call this church home. Definitely one of the better churches that we've attended on a regular basis.

I'm relatively new to Bayside and I understand there's been recent changes to the ministry team. I…read morerecently moved to the area and went to several churches in the area which simply did not sit right with me in word or atmosphere. I went to a coffee shop at the Fountains working while I sat outside. My attention was peaked when I overheard two woman nearby speaking about thier faith and I resonated with what they were saying so much that I had to ask them what church they went to as I was currently looking for a new home church. They happily invited me to sit down with them and get to know them briefly as they told me about their church. Then I tried their church at Bayside Adventure. I didn't tell them I was going as I didn't want special expectedness. I went wanting to see the real people involved at Bayside & I was genuinely, tentatively impressed with such a warm, compassionate filled presence. I love that I'm not attending a rock concert in the dark! I love that the pastoral team actively encourages you week to week to follow along in your own Bible, not just expecting you to passively listen to them. I will say, you receive what you put out, if you want to get connected- connections are easily made. If you want to keep to yourself, no intrusion is put upon you. Ive been attending, skipped a couple weeks and each time returning to happy faces that genuinely seem happy to see me and continue to be welcoming. I highly recommend this church, the children's ministry is a huge part of this church too, welcoming families, singles, empty nesters, seniors, men, and women. I would easily say there's something for everyone.

The last few days have hit us conservatives hard, been quite emotional and hopeful for God to heal…read moremy heart - so I visited Bayside church on Sunday in hopes of getting the support and prayers. That did not happen: Bayside leaders messed up big time - they did not say a prayer for Charlie Kirk's family or at least have a moment of silence to honor his memory - I left sad and heartbroken... My friends said even Catholic Churches recognized Charlie. Bayside worship leader and pastor did nothing to honor a great Christian who was martyred - I watched the memorial service on YouTube and was so touched... I haven't been to church for awhile, so the visit was truly disappointing- from worship being a performance (overly loud music, lights and video on side screens focused on drummer, etc), this was clearly not about Jesus. Too many inconsistencies in pastor's message, from saying there's true evil in this world and then saying that it's also in all of our hearts: speak for yourself dude... Pastor even joked that he was giving a Ted talk - yeah, it felt like rehearsed speech that he's getting paid for, I didn't trust his words like I believed Charlie Kirk; being a young man trying to find God - I was quite disappointed, didn't feel like this church cares about me.. At one point the pastor said that we're all selfish and our circle of friends are people who like us: does he want us to surround ourselves with people who hate us? Besides few welcoming faces at the entrance- no one came up to chat or cared enough to pray for me. I won't be back and can't recommend this church. I'm sure some churches actually practice what they preach- but not bayside leaders - they are woke liberals, as I'm sure many members are here... From 2005-2020, I served/volunteered and donated a lot of time and $$ to Bayside - no pastor ever recognized my service and donations(even Ray Johnston or Kurt Harlow whom I met) and I came to realize that this liberal mega-church business model is focused on raising $$, not care about people - it's truly a disappointing and heartbreaking experience. Mark Driscoll is right: the Gospel is going everywhere except the church - https://www.instagram.com/share/BAaI7MC-80