This is a review for their thrift store. These people suck. We came on Saturday only to find them…read moreclosing up early and when we asked about the free books that were advertised, we were told to come back later. They were closed Sunday. Fast forward to Monday and my husband goes in around 1pm and then they said it's all over. Seriously nimrods? Wasted 2 trips here for nothing.

This store is wonderful. It is a charity that does much to help the community. I have never had a…read moreproblem with any worker or volunteer here and they are helpful and friendly. While the clothes section is rather small ,there are many treasures to be found.

What an amazing day today for the new year celebrations. Lots of cool food on display and…read moreexhibition hall about Hinduism was very well done and volunteers were all helpful. Very pleasant place with tranquility and easy parking too. Will be back again and especially the snack store to get Indian food!!!

Very peaceful. Watch the expiry date and beware of spoiled and stale food before buying from their…read morestore.

So I've never been a member of this church, but I did take advantage of its open-to-the-community…read moreevents. Annual events: Pancake Breakfast: fabulous. Includes spam in addition to more traditional pancake and frittata fare Bazaar (early Fall): Taiko drumming, snow cones, tri-tip, and fun for the whole family! Obon festival (August): I love the dancing, the drumming, and the food associated with this Buddhist holiday, and you will, too! Mochitsuki (Spring): I think you have to be affiliated with the church to volunteer and make the mochi, but definitely buy some if you get the chance! Mochi is rice that's been pounded (by man and mallet or by machine) and ends up as sticky goodness that you put in soup, fill with sweet bean paste, or eat with soy sauce.

When they have their annual Food Bazaar I practically buy one of everything - the food is so good…read more I don't live in the area but I think they usually have it at Del Oro High School but the grounds of the Church are really excellent too albeit a little small.

Friendly lovely people! I was invited by friends to…read moreattend. The worship time was so beautiful. I've been there 4 times and it was great. They are a very community/neighborhood oriented church. Lots of family activities for everyone. They are located next to a park so great place to picnic after service with your kids!aaand there are lots of kids and babies! I had the privilege of hearing their pastor speak before he passed away from cancer last month. What a strong faithful man! This church is strong and faithful thru their sorrow. I was so impressed by the closeness of this congregation. I witnessed it first hand. I will be going back to hear the interim pastor ASAP.

I know that you have been looking for a new Pastor and I am sure it is a challenging process to…read morefind the right fit. I am new to the church and I have gained much from all the sermons and the great staff you have. The commitment to the church is wonderful. I loved the Mother's Day service! The children singing was adorable...the choir is always perfect... and the Preacher was very inspiring. I am sorry I don't remember his name but he is a keeper, hopefully!!!

I feel so peaceful and happy every time I go there. It is a must place to feel serenity:)read more

Have been going here for about a decade with my family and I love the peaceful atmosphere. The…read moreswamis are friendly and I enjoy talking to them. They also do home poojas and weddings which are amazing. I am hoping one day they become bigger because it is an amazing place.

In Folsom for the weekend, we attended an early Sunday mass at St. John's. New to the area, we…read moreweren't sure we were in the right place when our GPS said we had arrived at what looked like a school parking lot. But other people seemed dressed for church, so we parked and followed them. finding the church a short distance away, hidden by lovely trees. St John's Church is large and modern with a beautiful wooden ceiling, pews, and capped by a lovely altar. It really has some striking architecture. In spite of the early hour, there was a large congregation, make me for a festive atmosphere. Although just visiting, attending this mass was memorable.

Let's be real folks, this is a church and I'm not about to judge the religion or priests, or…read morepeople. I know of only one judge in my life. The church has a massive amphitheater like seating. Has a cry room for those children who need a space to be kids. Sound sys. great for hearing music and homilies. There is chapel to the side of the church with great stained glass murals. Really sets a great ambiance when it's sunny outside. Overall, a traditional Catholic church appropriate for the traditions of the religion. The business that goes on here is between you and the Lord. Getting my prayer on at SYU!!! pom pom

Wonderful place of worship. I come here often to find comfort & solace. The Sikh temple is run…read morevery efficiently and by friendly people. There is food to eat and food for the soul. Come with humility and you will find peace here. Highly recommend.

I used to love riding my bicycle there as a child. I used to take a sack lunch with me and just…read moreenjoy the extreme peacefulness in there then walk the stations of the cross path. They always had a fun festival once a year there too. Nice to see the online pictures and reminisce !

This is well appointed and maintained retreat center run by the Passionist order of Roman Catholic…read morepriests. Spiritual retreats are offered for groups of men and women (with an occasional coed retreat) during the school year. You can see the website for details and dates. In order to reach as many people as possible the costs are low and scholarships are readily available to anyone who asks for financial help to attend a retreat. Four times a year special 12 Step retreats are also offered. The priests are vowed men in the Passionist order and are therefore Roman Catholics, but I have found each priest to be very broad-minded and interested in any seeker of truth and comfort from the divine. As well as presenting during the weekend retreat experience, these men are available for private consultation. Each priest here is an outstanding example of how humans can reflect God's love. In addition. to the retreats, a weekly mass is celebrated on Thursday mornings and all are welcome to attend. The Center also has traditions of summer fiesta and fall gala. The grounds are large and include a walking path through the twelve Stations of the Cross. Seating is available at some of the Stations. It is a unique installation. Though the entry looks like it might be private, you can drive in and park to enjoy the garden and the chapel during the day. Ring the doorbell for entry into the chapel. All are welcome!