Thanks for saving my life. I slept in the pews here many times. God bless! Great peopleread more

My wife and I joined this church shortly after they opened. We have a young son and really…read moreappreciate their family programming. The music is *incredible*. The service is "live" with the main message coming from Pastor Mike Ladra broadcast in. It is a cozy sanctuary and folks are very friendly. I love all their events too. We attended a mystery dinner and Easter this year. We also joined for the Halloween "Trunk - or - Treat" event. We recommend you check it out.

Father Roni is the best!…read more Glory to God forever. For God so loved the world, as to give his only begotten Son; that whosoever believeth in him, may not perish, but may have life everlasting. For God sent not his Son into the world, to judge the world, but that the world may be saved by him. Jn 3:16-17

I am new to this area, and have been at this church a few times. I wholeheartedly agree with Larry…read moreJ.: we should respect the tradition of our Catholic Church, as we come to praise and thank God, asking HIM to lead our life here on earth, not to show off ourselves; especially during this difficult time, where moral and peace are severely attacked/destroyed by Satan followers.

I have gone to that church for a year for civic duties and what got me the most was a sign posted…read morein the bathroom. The mission statement saying that we welcome everybody and we don't exclude anybody. That's my kind of place. I look forward to attending service there soon.

I've attended Epiphany for about 5 years. What do I find here? Welcome. Fellowship. Compassion…read more Charity. The Word of Christ. Epiphany is small enough I can recognize people. Services usually consist of 3 scriptural (gospel) readings matching the holy season, with hymns and a choir, followed by the sermon (using modern examples to relate to the scripture), collection, communion, announcements and closing. There's a brunch after the service. All are welcome at communion if you want to come up, if you don't want to receive it, simply cross your hands and we'll say a prayer. Children are welcome here and not silenced in shame. If they ask for donations, they explain why, whether it's Church maintenance or supporting charities. As an Episcopal, or Anglican, church, we broke with Catholic traditions in middle ages so the traditions of the church are very similar to Catholics with some big exceptions like not subscribing to the doctrine of infallibility and generally being much more liberal. So liberal we welcome and respect female and even gay priests. Christ accepted outcasts and I feel if those condemned by other churches are welcome, I'm welcome. One reason I joined the Episcopal church was because the first one I entered had a sign. "He died to wash away your sins, not to wash your brain". You don't have to reject science to worship here. There are 2260 pages in my personal Bible. If you think the only message on over 2000 pages can be summed up as "hate gays" or "hate anyone", you probably won't like our church. But we will welcome and respect you.

Solid reformed preaching friendly and hospitable…read morecongregation simple and thoughtful worship

A welcoming, friendly congregation at a Bible-based, traditionalist church. No "fire and…read morebrimstone," but no wishy-washy un-Christian teachings, either. Pastor Joel is a good, kind man, and his sermons are top-notch. The services feature a lot of hymns; the Lord's Supper (i.e., communion) is on the first Sunday of the month, and is open to any member of a Bible-believing church. Services start at 11:00, and there is child care during them. Services are followed by a potluck fellowship meal around noon. This is a wonderful time to get to know the parishioners. There's a second service after the meal. This is a growing church. There are many families with children ranging from infancy to adulthood, as well as many middle aged and elderly members. My family and I have been warmly welcomed here; you will be, too.

As someone who attended this church for the first time, I was politely welcomed at both the Korean…read moreand English services. Both services begin at 11 am, in separate buildings, and last one hour, followed by fellowship in the back hall. The Pastor gives strong, biblically based messages. The community is caring. There is a playground for children. I recommend this church.

I got to talk about this This is the best church I have…read moreever been to. Pastor James is the best pastor I have seen. Someone that actually cares for the Youth to see change. I see the God moving in this church.

Great biblical teaching, friendly folks and good programs for all ages. This would be the Church we…read morewould attend regularly if we lived here!

A helping hand is great service to the community. They are always warm and welcoming. I attempted…read moreto attend on a Sunday but the deacons wife was cold and unwelcoming towards me. I will continue to attend a helping hand events as I feel they honor the true Christian spirit, but will find another place to worship on Sunday mornings.

From the owner: We are a friendly loving church that loves Jesus.read more

www.mosaicmontereybay.org New Christian church in Fort Ord -…read moreMarina - CSUMB area meeting at Marina HS. Only a month in formation; good worship and solid biblical teachings by Pastor Tom Conners. Small fellowship of 15ish. Great opportunity to plant anew with a proactive pastor and meeting new friends who are open to an artistic approach to church without watering down bible learning. A branch affiliate to the Mosaic Church Movement founded by Pastor Erwin McManus www.mosaic.org