My niece invited us to Midtown as she was being baptized. Service started at 10:30 and as someone…read morethat hates to be late, I was very nervous about getting there at 10:45. But to my surprise there was quite a few people coming in around this time. So this gave me some comfort, as soon as you walked into the church we were greeted. They knew were visitors and showed us where we should go. I loved that the lobby had coffee/water. From the outside I assumed this was a small church but by my surprise it was actually a lot bigger than I expected. Service was also really good, I enjoyed the worship music as it was a newer song and the word by the pastor was very relatable but also not over done. There is a location in EG which is closer to our home and we are considering going to visit as we truly enjoyed ourselves.

The location is alright. It's on the edge of Midtown and Broadway basically right under the…read morefreeway. There is only street parking available so weekends are a nightmare to park at. Sure there is a lot nearby (kind of) but who wants to walk super far. The congregation and pastors are amazing. They are genuine people with interesting and humble opinions. This church doesn't feel like your average church, more of that new-age Christian vibe. They are very welcoming and friendly. Everyone feels like they belong here no matter what race, belief, ethnicity, age, sex, gender, or anything else they belong to. They have multiple rooms for mass and a decent amount of times. They are also accessible online and have recently renovated one of the areas. You don't feel forced to do anything here or donate. There are so many programs and events happening at this church it's kind of wild how they are able to keep up and organize all the events. The live music almost reminds me of a rock concert at times but it's still amazing to hear. They have projectors that display current events, pictures, and other stuff. Bottom Line/TLDR: Overall, a very solid church.

Never disappointed. The exquisiteness and spiritual ambience of the Cathedral is an experience to…read morebehold. The paintings, organ pipes and stories painted inside the dome ceiling are breathtaking. It was a magnificent evening shared with others as we listened to the heavenly rich sounds of the Vatican Singers Sacred Voices from Rome. An unforgettable evening indeed.

This is one of the most beautiful buildings in Sacramento (inside and out)! They have stained glass…read morewindows of saints. Their doors are open each day. They're located next to a light rail stop (if you don't want to pay for parking at a nearby parking garage).

Food is fresh and delicius and the service is amazing. Without any doubt it will become one of…read moreyour forvorite places to eat and drink. The varity of beere is also amazing. Very lnowledgable staff from the beer and wine list to the food menu.

I drove past this church for years, intrigued by the rainbow, Black Lives Matter, and "all means…read moreall" flags outside. When I finally made it inside for a service, it was clear that this community means and lives these messages deeply. There is a strong commitment to social justice and many opportunities to be involved in the work happening around that at lots of different levels. I attended for a few months and found people friendly and didn't feel like I was being recruited into something or pressured to participate in a certain way. When I felt like I wanted to get more involved and meet some people it was easy to do and to find a way of connecting that was comfortable for me. My I'm-never-stepping-foot-in-a-church-again teenager loves it here too and even comes on his own sometimes. I especially appreciate the approach to sermons that the pastoral team takes. There is usually a series happening over a couple of weeks though if you drop in and out it doesn't feel like you are missing something. Both pastors infuse the sermons with lots to feed both my intellectual and spiritual curiosity. Also the music is extraordinary - I'd pay good money to see these musicians play on a Saturday night!

Real Life Church has truly transformed my life. I've been attending for 10 years, and I still…read moreremember my very first day walking through the doors. The smiles were contagious, and the message was so powerful. I walked out of service with hope and eager to go back. RLC quickly became my favorite place to be and there's no other church that could compare to what I found here. There are groups for every age, as well as ministries for young adults, couples, and everyone in between. No matter where you come from or what season of life you're in, there's a place for you here. This isn't a church for show--it's a church that helps you grow spiritually, understand the Word of God, and meets you right where you are. All that is requested is that you come with an open heart and mind. God and Real Life will take it from there.

Amazing worship team and pastor! Get your cup filled here every week and during the week in groups!…read moreMembers greeting you at every entrance, water station, kids' rooms, lobby with sofas, cafe out front...what else could you possibly need?!

There are good people to be found at any church. And in almost any crowd for that matter. I will…read moreput it that way. I went here for quite some time and was pretty involved. I will just say as soon as I left it seemed I didn't make much of a dint after all, as most people here stopped replying to me who I considered friends. Not that we fell out of touch. I mean actually just stopped communicating with me because I moved away and apparently I wasn't super important to them after all. I won't be more specific than that. What I will say is consider what kind of crowds the sermons draw at any church. That will be the fruit. If they are very social-media friendly for example, the attendants will reflect that. Since I am not keen on being a Christian influencer or gaining followers, I guess it was inevitable it would be time to leave at some point. Just my experience. Some churches are there for you to grow out of eventually and that is OK too, everyone starts their walk somewhere. But I do not see a whole lot of actual paper Bibles in the audience to put it shortly.

Pastor Jared, Pastor Q, Pastor Nate, and the E2 family are incredible. From the outside, you might…read moresee "trendy, high-production, and high-volume." Some will like this and others won't! But the substance beneath the exterior things is so, so real--go and find out for yourself. Staff is generous, kind, hard-working, and bring God's word faithfully. So grateful for E2 Church in this city and highly recommend you check out a service.

They are great people tihe volunteers dedicate their time to our community in natomas at Promanade…read morecir Vista Nueva they are humble I have been trying ti get a bibke study going for a year and thanks to this church they made it happen it a blessing

Went to my first in person service today and felt immediately at home!…read more The greeter at the door was very friendly, as was everyone else to welcomed me in. Someone showed me to kids check-in and showed me where my daughter could go while I was in service. The kids workers were nice and the preschool room was clean, organized and perfect for littles. We arrived early so we enjoyed a cup of coffee in the cafe before service. Very yummy coffee and a cute cafe vibe. The service was also wonderful. Great music and preaching. I hope to return!

Friendly greeters. Awesome worship experience. Word is always on point, I think I've found my…read morechurch home

Beautiful and very well organized church!!! You will feel the Spirit of God!!! The choir is amazing…read moreand the pastor preaches the word and prays for people laying hands on them and noting be blessed. I love the people and the presence of God that I feel when I attend.

I was having a tough day and went to my backyard (West Sacramento) and to my surprise a shiny…read morepurple flare in the sky caught the corner of my eye. Alas, it was the almighty beam, the beacon of hope, Sacramento Salvation. Thank you Kings for making my day better.

Cute distraction. I'd be happier if the organization got their act together. Making the playoffs a…read morecouple years ago was not enough. Build the team into a genuine contender. Quench the beam and get to work!

The absolute kindest people you'll ever meet! I've been blessed to attend the Christmas concert at…read moreThe Rock Church in the past and again this year. The ministry's commit to the worship through intentionality, kindness and service is literally unmatched. The same (people) experience we had before was the same..I don't know how they do it! An added, unexpected treat was meeting the pastor immediately following the concert. The church was at capacity..not one empty seat in the house yet despite being part of the concert, he greeted members and visitors alike.

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This is a welcoming place for anyone who wants to explore the classic Christian faith. The worship…read morestyle is casual and modern. No pipe organs here - the sacred music is guitar and vocals. It's fun to sing along or just tap your feet to the talented church band. Pastor Marc is a gem too. His sermons are uplifting and he's a great guy to chat with before and after the service. This church reaches out to midtown adults that want to enjoy a friendly and open worship experience. Come join us, service is at 10:30AM every Sunday.

Sometimes I've found churches to be really overwhelming, with the music and the social pressure…read more(whether real or imagined on my part) to "be" a certain way. I like City Life, because the community there is built to welcome people whether they are including lifelong believers, those mired in doubt or even those who are feeling hurt and/or openly hostile towards the church. Wherever you are at, this place welcomes you without sacrificing orthodox theology. There is a real commitment to understanding and living in grace. I also really love their current meeting place which is sublet from Sol Collective, a great community arts non-profit.