My first time to attend mass in this church. Our Christ The King parish priest Fr. Paulson was…read moreofficiating the mass. The church was small, clean, & for me, it's the newest I've ever seen. From the entrance song to the final hymn, they played the songs that were so familiar to me growing up. Fr. Paulson always give very meaningful homily. I'll look forward to attend the Sunday mass there & bring my husband with me.

I have been a member of St. Stephen Church for over 40 years. I sing in the choir and visit sick…read moreparishioners. We welcome new members. Our priests also serve Christ the king parish in Pleasant Hill. Join us for Mass at 5:30 on Saturday or 10:00 A. M. On Sunday (coffee and donuts after this Mass). The Church was designed by an associate of Frank Lloyd Wright. The architecture is beautiful. Plenty of parking. What more can I say!

My family has attended First Christian Church in Pleasant Hill for several years now. Pastor Doug…read moreMcCoy always delivers a relevant and timely message during Sunday services. He has a knack and talent of weaving Biblically sound teaching with today's events, mixed with just a smidgen of pertinent cultural reference, to keep his congregation's attention and our interest focused on the day's teaching. If you are new to the area, or if you are seeking a new church based on sound Christian teachings taken from the Word of God, please consider visiting us. We did so one beautiful spring morning ourselves, as we sought out a new church, and we wound up becoming members!

This is such a great church full of wonderful people. There is a great children's program for all…read moreages. The truth of the bible is taught - with awesome preaching a beautiful music.

Moving to the area I was looking for a new church and I found this one in my faith and haven't…read morefound anything but positive things

We to this Church for the first time today, 10/29/23. It was…read morevery warm and friendly. The pastor and others greeted everyone as they entered. The sermon @ the 10:30 mass was very reflective. The social coffee & donuts were a treat afterwards in the front area. Sunday: 7:30am,9 am, 10:30 am and 4 pm. Are the mass times. Saturday Vigal is at 4 pm

The best church we have ever been to! We hadn't been back to church in 10 years and after a tragedy…read moreI knew we needed to find a home church again. We joined Mission in 2022 and love it here. Pastor Tyler is hilarious, relevant and his messages are incredibly relatable. The worship team is so talented they could put out their own album. They have a great kids program and a small group for everyone. We can't recommend Mission enough!

Pastor Tyler and the team at Mission do an incredible job of keeping Jesus front and center. If you…read morewant to grow and be challenged in your faith walk this is a great place to be. The worship team is also amazing!

So based on some reviews below this church doesn't want people from other cities to attend unless…read morethey are registered. I received an awful experience today. I spoke to "Martha". All I needed was to turn in a form because I will be sponsoring my dustier god daughter for her confirmation in February. I don't come to this church every single Sunday due to personal reasons. Now because I'm not "registered" and because I live in Antioch, "I don't belong to this church". I've never felt so belittled and offended. It's like the doors to this church are completely closed for me. I'm honestly very disappointed. My son got baptized there when he was one and didn't have any issues until now. My family goes to church here almost every Sunday too. I'm very mind blown and disappointed.

When my husband became terminally ill with cancer and couldn't attend mass, Fr Mangini, Fr David,…read moreFr Orlando me as a Eucharistic Monister to the homebound continuously since 1984 made it possible for me every Wednesday have available 7 hosts, one every day, for my husband to receive Eucharist. With only 4 months left, the pastor Dt Bonnie's has now and the Liturgy staff member Anthony refused me the hosts. Both demanded he attend mass if he wanted to recrivr the Nlesdrd Sacrament. His cancer progressed to his vomiting blood all over the bed and bedroom rug. He was rushed to a John Muir and there for 10 days. Fathers then insisted I come everyday to mass to bring my husband a host. I explained we had no kids and my family was all dead I was his sole caregiver. I couldn't leave him. Fathers and Anthony said no, no. A former Superior at SAN Damiano then and still now pastor of a church in Buodby Sweden told me see Father Fred at Dt Mary's. Guess what he was great. The Blessed sacrament was always waiting for me every Tuesday at 10 Am. Fr Fred with his kindness made it possible for Don have Jesus with him everyday including the morning of 12/9. He died that afternoon. If any of you have a problem with the staff , don't register your complaint at the Cathederal Ofgivr with a Fr Steve Young a real smart alleviate. I know longer belong to this parish. I was very active and so was my husband. I hope God punished ur pastor for this. He isn't a priests priest like Richard Mangini and David Lawrence.

Pastor Bart delivers an inspiring sermon. I really enjoy his layback delivery & the music is…read morealways enjoyable. Folks are extremely welcoming.

We have recently attended several times in our search for a new church 'home'. We had hoped that…read moresince WCPC had left PCUSA that politics also would have been left behind. Unfortunately that's not the case. A recent service showed that the pastor is using his pulpit to express his rather one sided political views. Thus both the lead pastor and associate pastors decided to focus, not on biblical teachings, but their own somewhat uniformed worldly views. It would be best to remember that Jesus refused to get into politics. He disappointed those who wanted him to lead a "revolution" against the ruling power: Rome. This church seems not to follow Jesus' example. It is eager to follow popular worldly trends rather than the Bible. Unfortunate given that they have nice facilities and location. But this type of world driven unbiblical claptrap is why "mainstream" Christian churches are losing members while Bible based ones are growing.

I have been a member of this church since 2004. I absolutely love my church. Our Pastor is an…read moreamazing man of God. Without a doubt this man loves the Lord. We have a wondering leadership and body of believers. They are all just amazing, God fearing people. Loving God, Loving Others is what our church is all about. You can basically feel the love right when you walk through the doors. I would say this church is good for new believers and mature ones. Service starts at 10:30am on Sundays.

Located inside St Mary's College. To my surprise, it was open and sat in there for a few moments of…read moresilence.

Even though I'm Jewish, I occasionally end up at Mass or inside a Catholic Church. Gayle has a…read morecontinuing love-hate relationship with the Catholic Church, and I'm happy to tag along when the spirit moves her. My most memorable Catholic moments during the last few months were the Pilgrim's Mass at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral (led by Archbishop Julián Barrio Barrio wearing a nice red kippah) and visiting Fatima Portugal. But perhaps the best example of religious Ying and Yang on that trip was visiting the Convent of Christ (Knights Templar Castle) and the old synagogue in Tomar during the same afternoon. Gayle's daughter-in-law regularly attends St. Mary's, although her son isn't a big fan of going to an occasional (and long) healing Mass in Spanish. So when we read on her Facebook page that they were going to Christmas Eve Mass, we offered to go along. We also went to Christmas Eve Mass at St. Cecilia (Ames Iowa) last year, but this time there would be no magical snow storm as we left. We arrived at 10 PM where we were treated to reflective readings and some pretty decent choir music (accompanied by cello, guitar, and piano). I particularly enjoyed a woman's trio singing Hallelujah. There's also a lot to admire about the architecture of St. Mary's, complete with a high vaulted ceiling, nice dark woods, good acoustics, and a main "welcoming" Jesus in the Sanctuary. And by the time the Mass started at 11 PM, this house of worship was full and festive. As it was way past my bed time, I had trouble staying awake during Mass. I enjoyed the style of the Senior Priest, but his homily didn't really inspire. However, I appreciated the warm and friendly nature of the congregation, the participative nature of the service, and that cute and smiling baby sitting right next to us. Best of all was leaving into the evening and enjoying that community Silent Night that you really only experience but once a year.