This church offers a warm and inviting community to strangers. The people I met there, during my…read moretime of great distress, are caring and helpful. They offer programs for all ages, and special needs groups. Their leadership is Bible-led and accountable. The style of worship is family-oriented, combining Christian rock with traditional hymns, and they will help old people with their parking! I feel comforted in that environment and am glad they're buying the building next door to expand. What a blessing to Fallon!

our first visit was an 8 o'clock service the week after Easter. The praise group are really good…read more The preacher is very good with a lot of knowledge. I'm not sure if it's because there are three services and no one is familiar with anyone else but did not find a welcome and that was somewhat disappointing. I will probably go back once more because I hate to judge anything on one time shot. Overall, they're good.

I don't remember the last time I've reviewed a church but this parish is great…read more This is the place to go on Sundays if you're a Catholic church goer. Everyone seemed welcoming and pleasant. The time I visited, the main priest was some funny Filipino dude (11AM on a Sunday). On Mother's Day there was a group that gave all the mom's a card and a flowers--very nice. I was expecting to see more Filipinos but there was only a handful. It was mostly Caucasian and Latino folks. Parking was not difficult. Well, I guess it's Fallon, NV.

This is a small Roman Catholic parish in a rural town. The church is a bit vintage in the way many…read more1960s-1970s ones are; not a bad thing. It is clean and the community appeared to be tightly knit with fellow down to earth Catholics that are often found in small towns across America.

This is a great Church! I felt welcomed from the minute I walked in the door, It's a very busy…read moreChurch, lots of community outreach and service. Love the people so loving and warm. They are an older crowd but young at heart. God id moving in this church you can see it happening awesome. Younger people are now starting to flow into the Church.A wonderful place to be on a Sunday Morning.

Great service,good sermon ,the Holy Spirit is strong in the service. Great fellowship in the church…read morealso.

I must admit that I was a bit apprehensive about reviewing a "House of God". Not only is it a…read moreHouse of God, it is an Assembly of God Church, with it's mothership rooted in Missouri, and is the world's largest Pentecostal denomination. And not only is this a church, Pentecostal, this church is in Fallon, NV, which I believe has roughly 8600 people in the whole town which literally means that everyone knows everyone. But.... to my amazement, reviewing this church is going to be very easy for me because I was more than pleased about the sermon and the church's vision for the community. My son and I have been to this church before and I had been to this church several times about 10 years ago. I would guess that everyone knows everyone there and it appeared so when everyone greeted each other. One moment of discomfort for us though; there was time given for everyone to greet each other and I will honestly say that no one came to us to say hello. I could have easily reached out to others and be more proactive, but I wanted to see who could welcome us. 3 people welcomed us before the service and I believe 2 of them had welcomed us in our previous visits. So one tip to others in the congregation... You never know who may be in the congregation, a fellow pastor, a fellow Yelper, or God Himself. Be kind and welcome all. The music worship was great. They have several singers, guitars, drums. All the fixins for a Praise Worship band. The music was moving and spirit filled. This A+ in bringing more young people to worship and leading people to Christ. Here is what I really am excited about though... Celebrate Recovery is coming to Fallon! What does that mean? To quote from the Celebrate Recovery website: Celebrate Recovery is a biblical and balanced program that helps us overcome our hurts, hang-ups, and habits. It is based on the actual words of Jesus rather than psychological theory. The church is welcoming those (like me) with addictions, mental illness, hang ups,and bad habits. Gone are the days when people who have made mistakes are judged. All of us have missed the mark, we are not humanly perfect. And that is what I like about this attitude and practice about Celebrate Recovery. Fallon Christian Life Center, this is exactly what Jesus would do! With this attitude, you will help others to heal and recover! The guest ministry was from Dr. Matthew Stanford, who did an amazing job at explaining sin and the addictive, or mentally mind. He presented analytic, scientific data in simplet terms and equated it with the teachings of the Bible. I have never heard it explained in these terms. Bottom line, we are all proned to sin and through Grace we are healed. Tonight, I hope to go back for more to learn about mental illness. It's gotta be good if it gets me to church twice in one day! Thank you church leaders in Fallon for truly understanding that we are truly equal in the eyes of God and for realizing this is what we need to heal from our addictions, etc and for truly looking out for the better good for Fallon. Bless you all!