Nice clean church to worship. People are friendly and helpful. They have the heater on during cold…read moremorning mass which is a plus, makes it comfortable and you can really relax and focus on the message of god. Highly recommended.

For the past month, I have been attending St. Basil's for Sunday mass and have found it it so be…read morevery impressionable. The Filipino Priest is very personable and funny. He manages to keep the mass and the Gospel sounding interesting and from the heart, which is very important, I feel, for all the parishioners to stay interested and actually listen to what is being taught. After moving to the area, I had been attended all the Catholic Churches in the area to see which community I wanted to become a part of, and St. Basil, the last one I checked out, has seemed to finally hit the mark. The church itself is beautiful, the community is friendly and welcoming, and I feel a good sense of spirit within the confines of this church. Yes, the neighborhood is not in the best area of town, but it isn't the worst. The church feels safe and I truly feel the spirit of God here. I will say, that I find it to be very distant and cold that no one shakes hands anymore when sharing the sign of peace, but I guess that is how many churches are going now. The little head nod just seems to be so impersonal, and I wish that St. Basil would encourage their parishioners to welcome each other with open arms. There is a good amount of diversity who attend mass at this church, but I will say that the majority of the parish seems to be Filipino. But then, we are in Vallejo and there is a huge Filipino community here, who of course are majority Catholic. Overall, I would recommend anyone looking for a Catholic church to come check this one out. I appreciate that there is a 5:30pm mass on Sundays. I wish there was an even later one. Where I use to attend mass, we would have an 8:00pm and a 10:00pm mass on Sundays. This ensured that everyone could attend Sunday mass regardless of the time of day. I know we are suppose to honor and worship God on our own accord and He is to be our first priority, but I also feel that some people need the additional assistance to lead them to the Lord, and by having the extra mass times, it would allow people the opportunity to receive the added blessings if they were not able to attend earlier in the day, but that's just a thought.

I never knew that this church existed in Vallejo. I am aware of St. Basil and St. Vincent but I…read morejust found out about St. Catherine. This church is surely maintain well. I thought I was in downtown but it was actually the building near the church. Parking at this church is amazing. A huge parking lot! Did you know that turkeys attend mass? I was surprise to see turkeys roaming on the lawn. A beautiful inside. Lots of seats to sit down at.

A beautiful church with many pews but only one real bathroom to use…read more I went here for a funeral mass for an aunt. We used a smaller room in the church that hosted about 30 of us to celebrate her life. I always find it odd to be surrounded by so much craftsmanship and wealth in edifice and artifacts and yet the actions of those who work here are so austere. It sometimes is a contradiction in itself as I would like to see less trinkets and more good done for the community it serves. The priest was nice enough who lead us through the service. He had a good sense of humor and balance both the sadness and the joy she brought into the world. He also keep the service relatively short as masses go, which helped. If you're looking just to admire beautiful stand glass windows, take a moment for personal prayer, or attend a service, come take a gander. It is worth a one time exploration if not from the area. If you live by this place and are of the Catholic faith, it might be worth joining in the masses and activities that go on here.

I never went to a service here but I have went to their events around October and December very…read morenice clean church very welcoming people the layout is so nice they have coffee shop and even a play ground here for kids for last 5 years I been coming here for events they welcome everyone. Been wanting to try this church but I have very bad anxiety and don't want to go alone

Wonderful church and the nicest people you ever want to meet. Very welcoming, music is fabulous…read moreinteractive and inviting. Lots of Bible study groups to choose from, support groups, and many classes through Northgate U too! Come on up to experience the warmth and this weekend Easter Sunday has three services with baptisms. 7, 9 and 11:00 this weekend 4/9/23

I found my way to an Eastern Orthodox Church in the mid 90s. Prior to that, I attended a…read morenondenominational Church for a few years; a Baptist Church as a teenager and Roman Catholic Churches growing up in the Philippines. The yearning for a quieter, more reverent kind of worship led me to different congregations but I found my HOME when I attended my first Eastern Orthodox liturgy. I love the Eucharistic prayers and have come to appreciate and understand the place of icons and the Sacraments in the One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. I started attending Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in the summer of 2022 after a long absence (from any Orthodox Church) for personal reasons. I was welcomed warmly especially by Father Ninos and given warm hugs by the lovely women of the Church. The Liturgy lasts an hour and a half and the congregation stands majority of the time. The hymns are a combination of English and Greek; this worship form that has been in place since the 9th century (with hymns and prayers from as early as the 4th century) is vastly different from what I experienced in nondenominational or even Roman Catholic churches.... but it definitely became more meaningful to me when I participated actively in singing, praying or following along in the Liturgy book provided. The feeling that we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses- Saints, heroes, martyrs and warriors of the faith, Apostles, people who ate with and followed Jesus during His time on earth, and angelic beings- becomes real through the help of the iconography on the walls and especially in the iconostasis at the front of the church. If your heart is aching for a connection to the Divine and would like to experience worship that has been in place for centuries- but still speaks to the 21st century soul and spirit- visit Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church on the corner of Amador and Alabama Streets in Vallejo. May the Lord bless your journey.

Amazing church, extremely friendly and welcoming. Much more so than other churches we've visited…read more Father Ninos, the priest was very warm as was the congregation. They have a designated coffee hour after the liturgy (service) where you really get to meet end mingle with everyone. Overall experience was outstanding. Eye opening to say the least. And "Greek Orthodox" simply implies the language parts of the service are in. You definitely do not have to be Greek to attend God bless !

St. Paul's welcomes all with open arms and open hearts. Their motto is "an historic church for the…read moremodern soul", and it shows in their values and mission. Their community outreach is extensive in Benicia- from their amazing Community Meal program to the annual Peddlers Fair and much more. The church itself is beautiful and the parishioners are kind and welcoming to newcomers. They also feature great music, a growing youth program and an awesome post-service coffee hour. Rev. Annie is absolutely amazing, delivering sermons from a place of kindness and understanding rather than out of judgment. They fly the pride flag and offer a safe, welcoming space for everybody, in the heart of downtown Benicia. Check them out, and stick around for coffee hour!

This church walks the walk. Volunteers provide meals twice a week for people in need and for…read morewhatever reason. I am very grateful for their generosity and hard work. Thank you very much.

I've attended services here for decades. In a world full of division and fear, Unity provides…read morepractical, uplifting messages for daily living. New minister coming in October, 2026!

Love this place. Great people and fun events. They have something going on every night. I've had…read moreTai Chi classes here and women's support groups. There are hands on healers, yoga, prosperity groups and ladies luncheons. They have an active men's group, annual rummage sales and community feeds in vulnerable areas. Sunday service is both virtual and in person. Wednesday blessing services have yet to be resumed since the covid restrictions.

FGC Vallejo, also known as Faith Gospel Center, is a community of believers who strives to know God…read morethrough worship, the Word, community, and through serving. They meet weekly for service at 10:30AM each Sunday morning. Worship is GREAT! I recommend visiting this church and checking it out for yourself. Try arriving no later than 10:20 as they do dim the lights for worship. All are welcome. There is even hot coffee and sometimes light breakfast if you arrive around 9:45AM. The people at FGC Vallejo are warm and welcoming. You see them serving the community through events like Vacation Bible School in the summer, and Trunk or Treat in the fall. They are also involved in Angel Tree ministry where they help strengthen relationships between incarcerated parents and their children and share the hope of the Gospel by providing Christmas gifts on behalf of the parent. Each Angel Tree family that FGC Vallejo serves is also invited to their annual Christmas dinner where they can enjoy good company, good food, and a little Christmas spirit. The people of FGC Vallejo are a light in their own circles - among their families, friends, coworkers, and in the community in general. They are not perfect by any means, but they collectively strive to know God in an intimate way. FGC Vallejo is definitely worth visiting. See if this church is a place you can call home.

Nothing like the name of Jesus. Small, intimate, loving,…read morewarm, WELCOMING Let Jesus love on you today

I found this church about a year ago. The people are so friendly and yet not pushy. That was a big…read morepluse for me because, I am shy. The building is wheelchair friendly. The music is up beat and fun to learn. They have a big screen so you can just follow a long. The best part for me is the pastor preaches only from the bible. You can read it yourself. I think the pastor is quite gifted and brings the bible to life with the help of the Holy Spirit! If your in Vallejo Come by and check it out! Mrs. Jimmiedee Romaine of Vallejo,Ca

This religious organization is welcoming, people are friendly even if you're unfamiliar with…read moreeverything. The place is clean and the atmosphere is warm welcoming and uses music and singing to praise the Lord. You will never feel sleepy here. They also have various activities for all ages. I was able to attend the worship and left the children in their preschool area. There is a separate area for the teens or youth as well. Across the street is Faith Food Fridays which I have known in the past and helped me during the difficult times of life.