Wonderful small family fellowship which has moved to Maurice Carie Winery on Rancho California Rd…read more A group of very genuine and sincere believers. The Sun morn service is friendly, inviting and layed back. I enjoy the simplicity of the worship music and teaching from The Word of God. I have found them to have a huge impact in Missionary work in the Middle East. They are prayer warriors and lift up young missionaries in all kinds of needed and practical ways. There are several Bible based churches in this area. This one being much smaller fellowship has the advantage of instant community!

Located in the tasting room at Oak Mountain Winery. What???? Located in a winery. Yes the have…read moreservices on Sunday from 9.30am to 10.3am. My wide and I have been attending services here for about four months now. They start with the service with a Christian themed band. Then Paster Mario or Paster Mike or Ryan open up and talk about God and discuss the bible. We always feel the love and the spirit in this service. Everyone is very friendly here. They are open to all that seek God.

The Bible is precious. A church & its sermons should be preoccupied with God's Word which Scripture…read moresays is "sharper than a two edged sword".... This church is NOT "preoccupied" w/God's Word. Rather, the pastor is far too fond of his views & coddling away from discomfort. If you are looking for a place to hear a pastor's view of life & "feel" comfortable .... go here! If instead ready to be challenged & transformed by the renewing of your mind via God's Precious Word go elsewhere. Honestly, the fact they don't call it Rancho "Christian" church is appropriate from what I didn't hear there. Christianity is centered on Jesus Christ & the magnitude of Father God's sacrifice of His Son... there are expectations related to that sacrifice. (No side-stepping it). "Work out your salvation w/fear & trembling" is not to be treated as an optional side show. Disappointing

Never been to the church but after being attacked by one of their "ministers" Rachel on social…read moremedia for expressing my views on a local zoning issue I am heartbroken. Rachel enlisted other church members to berate and belittle me because I don't have the same views they do. I don't want to believe that the entire church is this way but from those I have interacted with it was very cult like and not accepting of others or their views. I hope that I am wrong and a few bad apples haven't spoiled the bunch.

WOW! What a breath of fresh air. This place was just what I needed today, the sermon spoke directly…read moreto my heart and reflected EXACTLY where I am in my walk with Jesus. The grounds were breathtaking and the people were friendly enough (i am typically standoff-ish so no judgement on them). In fact I appreciate them not being overly friendly and risk making me uncomfortable. I love the amount of structure they have put into their collective efforts within this building and I feel that it is an adequate reflection of the values of a truly Bible believing church. Its enough structure without being "legalistic". I saw some rather one sides one star reviews of this place and am glad I had the opportunity to come and see for myself and form my own opinion. I have been formally rebuked in my hometown and by the local churches in that area and today was my first time in a new church in a new community and though I was absolutely nervous showing up (and had to fight with myself to stay) I am glad I did. Well worth the effort and an absolute pleasure to say the least. Looking forward to mens bible study group tomorrow!

I have attended CCBF for some time, and I feel it's important to share my experiences regarding the…read morestaff's attitude towards children. On multiple occasions, I have noticed that their staff seems unwelcoming to children. Not only do they not allow children in the sanctuary, but I have also experienced difficulty when my child was on the outside, the back area, supervised and not in Sunday school. When I politely approached staff member/usher, Jeff regarding these rules, he became very hostile, even telling us to leave the church, watch the service from home, or find another church. I just wanted to understand why would the outside area be under such rigid and unreasonable standards, when there is a sanctuary and inside area for absolute silence and no movement-allowed policies. These interactions have created an uncomfortable environment/atmosphere, which is disappointing. Being spoken to in this manner is unacceptable in any setting, and particularly alarming within a Christian church. It would be beneficial if CCBF could foster a more inclusive atmosphere that appreciates the presence of children as part of the community. I hope this feedback encourages them to reconsider their approach, as a more welcoming environment could significantly enhance the experience for families.

Wednesday, 12-17-2024: We attended our grandson's Christmas recital here for his pod. It was the…read morecutest thing. It's a very nice church that is well maintained and brightly lit. It was the perfect venue for the recital.

When we moved to the Temecula Valley area, we were in search of a church and were drawn to Grace…read morePresbyterian. We found Grace Presbyterian to be welcoming, friendly, supportive, and caring. We found Paster Neal to be a phenomenal leader of the church and his sermons are well prepared, inspiring and very strong in faith. They also have an excellent children's Sunday School and an outstanding vacation Bible school program in the summer that was a lot of fun for the children. This is a family oriented church and we found it to be very welcoming. The church has been active in outreach and members have supported the local community. If you are new to the area and in search of a church as we were, I highly recommend you check Grace Presbyterian.

St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta Church on Whispering Heights Pkwy in Winchester is a lovely gem…read morewithin a densely populated residential area. I've visited a couple times as part of the congregation, and two other times (to play for a funeral and to cover for a Sunday Mass). Fr. Tom Burdick was welcoming and provided a wonderful Homily during all my visits here. And Laura was also welcoming and informative for me as an outside musician. The church has a very open layout and a really nice audio/visual system. There's plenty of parking and it was easy to get in and out of. A very lovely church and friendly people, welcoming staff, spacious layout, and beautiful music and homilies.

Unfortunately this church is misleading. The individual…read moreover religious education/sacraments does not listen. She had us wait over a year to register our daughter for the teen 1st communion & confirmation program (until she was in high school) and told us that as long as she was baptized and enrolled in the program she would be able to pick a date for her quince and could be held there. We enrolled her as instructed once she hit 9th grade and now she has been told there will be no quinceañera bc she has to have her 1st communion prior. It took a long while to get our daughter back into church after all unfortunate events that had her lose her faith and now she has been misled. We fear that this disappointment will result in starting over. When I discussed our past communications she indicated that she was under the assumption my daughter had attained her 1st communion, although this was clarified several times and she is enrolled in the program to attain this, which makes zero sense if she already has this. The information is inconsistent, I believe this Parrish is all ab money and is very much deceptive.

While out here for a 3 month assignment, I was looking for a RC Church at which to attend Mass…read more I found this Church. It is an Anglican-Roman Catholic Church. The congregation meets in a store front. (I'm used to that, our Church started like that. We now have a 1/8th Basilica for our sanctuary). This is 'o.k.' Per the CA Bishops, so it 'counts' as weekly Mass. It is a very different experience. The Altar is placed so the Priest has his back to the congregation. There is a Communion rail, with an Altar boy and a paten. It was all very pre-Vatican 2. Thankfully, they have books at each seat so I was able to follow along, and respond appropriately. The wording was very different. It was a completely new experience for me. They had 7-10 men up on the side Altar. (I got lost and was ~10 min late, so I don't know if they said anything), or if that is how many men they have every Sunday. Ultimately, I was uncomfortable, because I didn't know what to do. Then I told myself to calm down, you are here for God, not to act like you know what you are doing.

This is an Episcopalian Church, not a Catholic Church. It is the American version of the Anglican…read moreChurch, founded by King Henry the Eighth after the Pope refused to grant him a divorce because of Christ's teachings.