My son is in prison in Santa Fe and has nothing but great things to say about you all! Thank you so…read moremuch for proving to us, that there are still good people in the world!!! You all are much appreciated, we are forever grateful!!!

I visit sagebrush often with my mom, so she has a companion for church. I am not a big fan of…read moreorganized religion, but I am starting to form a soft spot for sagebrush. The people here are really kind and welcoming, and I love that there isn't much pressure associated with their services. (No public tithe, and they don't ask you to turn and greet each other, my personal least favorite.) I really like the main pastor- he is funny, talks in a real way (not a preachy way), and aims to connect with the audience. Other big bonus is the donuts here are FIREEEEEE, not gonna lie I come some weeks just because I want that donut. I would recommend sagebrush on the west side for anyone looking for a new church that is relaxed and welcoming!!

We did not go inside but the building was beautiful. It is located on the north end of the plaza…read morewhich was full of vendors and music. Great setting.

Old colonial church that has been in continuous use the for the past 200 years. The architecture,…read morecolors, and materials are indicative to the environment this church was born in and I loved the New Mexico vibe of the exterior. I loved the flowing adobe perimeter walls and bench outside. And there is a statue of Mary next to cactus and sandstone outside that feels so fitting for the location. Inside there is a small museum to start your visit. With historical pieces including the original organ. Be warned there is a bloody life sized statue of Jesus in a coffin when you first walk in. The chapel is humble and small, you can finish the visit quickly. The gift shop had some unique branded items, the most interesting thing we saw were religious paintings on what looked like cutting boards?

Partner and I used to go to Albuquerque Center when Rev. Patrick Pollard and The Late Rev. Jenny…read moreGoff were presiding. Then we drifted. We are back. The Rev. Amani Malaika is quite possibly The Best Minister that I've heard in my lifetime. Rev. Amani has energy and is a great communicator. Every time I go, it's like she is speaking to me. Rev. Amani is awesome, uplifting and genuine. One of the things that I appreciate is that she isn't speaking hypothetically: This woman has navigated stuff: She has wisdom from experience. Partner and I decided on a 3 month commitment before diving into more. I'm pretty happy with this church: Hoping it will be my spiritual home!

Wow! Great morning. This was a delightful experience…read more Personally I feel I'm spiritual but not religious at all. Thats what I like about the CSL. As a new to Albuquerque individual I related very well to the day's message of change and what is or better yet isn't impossible. The music was very good. The choir had a lot of charisma. The group of people welcomed me to their center. The Reverend and the rest of the team were VERY positive. Such a delightful change from what I've experienced most recently.

Downtown church with limited parking as it is next to the school. Saturday evening and Sunday…read moreparking no problem. One of the prettiest churches (interior) in town. Father Broussard and Father Ramirez are excellent spiritual guides. Kind, caring, and very welcoming to all walks of life. We had our wedding here recently and it was beautiful. The church needs no or little decoration as it is majestic enough. There are separate rooms for the bride and the groom pre-wedding. We typically attend services on Saturday evenings, light attendance (several hundred). Not sure what Sundays are like.

Immaculate Conception or St. Mary's as it's known locally is a wonderful welcoming sanctuary. Due…read moreto the beauty and simple grandeur of the church, just walking in calms your spirit and anxiety you may have. The Jesuits have been in New Mexico a long and remain a force for positive change and I love that active community spirit that is so present here. The pastor, Father Broussard as well as Father Sullivan and Jason give such inspired and motivating homilies. It's worth it for me to drive a half hour to hear them every Sunday.

Skip Heitzig is the best. We absolutely love this church and enjoy being able to give back by…read moreserving. Our children are even able to help serve in the kids bible island.

My family of 4 had an amazing experience at Calvary Church. We will definitely make this a routine…read morepart of our week. The music and sermon were amazing.

Great place! Friendly people! Exciting atmosphere! Loved visiting and will definitely be backread more

I have attended this church since I was in diapers. I was dedicated as a baby at the church,…read morebaptized at this church, discipled at this church. I met my wife at this church, I'm raising my daughter in this church. The people are kind, warm, compassionate and loving. So grateful for this church and these people.

I visited Common Ground Church for the first time on today. The Greeters were very welcoming and…read morefound me a seat right up front (which I liked), because the church was full. Pastor Matt McDonald personally greeted and welcomed me. I'm just disappointed that I got in on part 5 of a series on Abide. Pastor Jaramillo stuck to scripture in ending the series from John 5:1-11. I do have a home church, but plan to visit again in the future.

Family Church is truly a church that makes you feel part of a family. And they have something for…read moreeveryone of every age that will encourage you. You will not find anyone looking down their nose at you and they will accept you for who you are! Everyone is accepted for who you are! People of all races, creeds and colors attend this church. It's very much like what God would want His people to look like on this earth! Check it out when you can!

This is a must see when you're strolling old town. It's so cute! It's located down a passageway…read moreleading into a plaza, with the adorable chapel at the back. It looks like it's straight out of a Disney fairy tale. It's quaint and small, with only a few seats along the perimeter. Definitely pop in for a sec while you're exploring Old Town for some delightful charm.

Rebecca G. reviewed the wrong Church. She's talking about the Guadalupe Chapel on Old Town. This is…read morea full-size Church off of Griegos close to Rio Grande. I grew up going to the church, but I haven't been there in years. Just thought I'd point out the error of the other review.