Wonderful family congregation. Solid teaching and exposition. Very caring staff and people who look…read moreout for each other.

From the first time I walked into Community Bible Church I felt like it was my home church…read more Whether it is childcare, bible study groups, youth ministries, men's ministries, woman's ministries, young moms, senior saints, or any other need you may have, it can be found within the Community Bible Church community. Everyone's common focus is Christ and biblical teachings.

Great Service. Pastor seems real nice, and the people were welcoming. The church itself was very…read morenice as well.

A warm, welcoming church that has a traditional service, a wonderful bible class with the pastor…read morebeing able to translate the bible, even the Hebrew and Greek, and bring it to life. The people are warm and have a great sense of humor and are easy to get along with. This church has a warm, "homey" feel to it. This is not a church that is superficial, they take their walk with Christ and His teachings to heart. There is a bible class after church on Sundays as well as a bible class on Tuesday mornings (and sometimes, we bring our dogs to the Tuesday bible class! One of the members even puts on doggy dancing classes! Truly a neat group. I've made this my church family.

I am forever grateful to the staff and volunteers at the Apostolic Faith Church. Through this…read moreorganization, I learned about Jesus and His merciful love, thereby finding peace and contentment in life. I especially appreciate the Apostolic Faith's exegesis on Biblical holiness, displayed through God's power by living life victoriously. Locally, the church practices a traditional form of worship. The organization's headquarters is located in Portland and ministers to nearly 2,000 communities, domestically and internationally, with integrity and respect.

The UUFRV is located just a few blocks from the Railroad District and is an easy walk from any…read morepoint in the Downtown Ashland are. This place is fairly typical for a Left Coast Unitarian Universalist Congregation and of course welcomes people from all religious backgrounds and beliefs. They also claim to be intentionally inclusive, embracing and appreciating people of every age, race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, ability, and economic circumstance. Services take place every Sunday of the year at 10:30 AM.

Name is actually RVUUF Website: rvuuf.org…read more There's also children's Religious Exploration (aka Religious Education) and childcare at 10:30. Steve W. (disclaimer: a member there)

We visited St.Anne's Easter service this year as we vacationed in Grant's Pass. It was lovely and…read morewelcoming. We will be back!

I love this church. I have been going for the last 17 years. Father Bill our pastor is a bright…read morelight that has made it a place where you feel God's presence. I have easily made appointments with Father Bill to talk to hiim one on one. He has a delightful sense of humor. Father Arjie is wonderful also. He also has a great sense of humor and both priests share a lot about their own struggles and faith. The church has so many programs for it's parishioners. They offer prayer groups, jail ministry, relations recovery. They also have a mobile kitchen for meals. Also a teen and family group. I hope if you are interested give the church a call. They have a group that is for newcomers to the catholic faith and a program to welcome back Catholics who have left the faith.

First of all, as we entered the parking lot (by the handicapped lot), we were assuming we're not…read moretoo far off from the main door. It was around the bend, and if we entered from there, we would have been right to the front, and I wanted to enter from the rear and walk to the front. That's just me! One star minus, for it's hard to listen to the garbled sound system. Right after, before the blessing, I started getting bored, since I could hardly understand what the priest is announcing by this time. Thank you, just the same, for having mass, while visiting Medford! This church makes it Catholic Church #63 visited in the USA.

I'm not sure what decade their sound system is from, but the lectors sound garbled. It makes for a…read moredisappointing experience. To top that off, on Good Shepherd Sunday of all days, there was not one mention of our new Pope. Is Medford that far removed from the rest of the world? It feels that way at Sacred Heart.

Trinity Episcopal is housed in a cool looking Gothic style church building. Gayle and I end up…read morewalking past during our annual Ashland stay. Actually, we do more than walk by, as Trinity Episcopal is also home to its Trinity Gardens, which is the site of a very nice, calming and spiritual Labyrinth. Here's the 411: Trinity Garden consists of a large Chartres style labyrinth and sacred ground for the scattering or burial of parishioners' ashes. Low benches, a trellis, and a fountain are additional garden amenities. The trellis with seating beneath serves as a visual connection to the church building itself. We like to stroll through parts, stop, retrace, leave, come back, sit on the nearby bench, listen to the water, each other, and ourselves, enjoy, and silently reflect. It's a welcome spiritual respite and offers a different experience each time we visit, and in whatever weather.

I am not an Episcopalian. If you are, or are open to visiting an Episcopal church, visit Trinity…read moreEpiscopal in downtown Ashland. These are wonderful people. They are welcoming, inclusive, and progressive. Father Tony is an ideal blend of intelligence and heart.

What better way to see a church, in my backyard of Central Point, for the first time...I attended &…read morecelebrated Christmas Mass with my wife & mother in law. The warmth of the congregation & the choir music were a treat to listen to. Definitely will be coming back in the future.