It's changed a lot since I was a kid attending this church- seems like the staff is much more money…read morehungry nowadays. Time to move on I guess.

I attended this church because a family friend is in the choir…read more Inside the church is great. Instead of the regular seating there are chairs paired into two or single chair. I appreciate that I don't have to kneel where I am in mass because my knees hurt. I never knew that there was a church near Serremonte. I guess people will attend mass then shop afterward. What is good about this church...choices to park. You can park on the side street next to the church on Southgate or park in the lot where plenty of cars will be parking at. Only problem about parking in the lot is you have to wait until everybody leaves before you can leave...you must stay for the entire mass even though it is over! Will I attend this church again in the future...yes! I will come back to St Andrew's when I am in town again.

its near our house and ckean . Also the mass schedule are always on time. Parishioners are always…read morekind and respectful to each other and ate ready to guide people where to sit .

Beautiful sanctuary with amazing star shaped lighting fixtures. I attended a funeral recently at…read morethis large Roman Catholic Church. The staff are multi cultural - an African American priest and Filipino musicians (pianist and soloist). All were excellent.

I have been looking for church that teaches from the Bible and only from the Bible- from Genesis to…read moreRevelation. Pastor Eric is a great teacher and the people here are truly nice!

Great Church. Very nice people & the pastor is great. Its not too big and not too small. There is…read morea small parking lot & there is also roadside parking.

Such a wonderful environment. Nice people. Straight forward Bible based service. Really like the…read moredown to earth Pastor. Come visit this church and hopefully you'll come backs. Oh and good food and snacks after every service!!

November 1st my dad collapsed and ended up at Seton Hospital in a coma. I recently moved to Arizona…read morefrom the Bay Area so I had to travel back to the Bay Area to see my dad right away. During this time, I was distraught. I felt the need to find a church close to Seton where I could pray, have someone minister to me in my time of need, and wanted to find a pastor to pray over my dad. Having left the Catholic church, I knew this may not be easy, but I prayed about it and the Lord led me to Grace Covenant Church where my kids and I were greeted by a nice man by the name of Percy Sunday, November 9. He was so welcoming. The congregation was friendly. There was a man sitting by us, he said his name was Art which is my dad's name. Not a coincidence. I knew this was a sign from the Lord that we were at the right place at the right time. The Lord wanted to let me know that He was with me which was amazing! After mass, I met with Pastor B. He was so kind, empathetic to my situation. I got pretty emotional. He was very supportive. He was kind enough to come by the hospital the next day to pray over my dad on such short notice. My dad passed away a couple hours after on November 10. I'm just so grateful that Paster B was there. He didn't know me nor was I an active member in his congregation, but he showed up which says a lot. Despite my grief, the Lord has given me peace that surpasses all understanding. I highly recommend this beautiful church and grateful to the Lord for leading me to find it. Although I am not in the area, I know I will visit again. Thank you Grace Covenant Church and Paster B. May the Lord continue to bless your ministry, the church, and congregation.

When I was a child, why do certain places look so much bigger?…read more Now coming back here, I see that it is small (growing up, it seemed like we went to at least five or six churches in the city and in SF, too). The parking lot, which has to be opened up, during operation, has a very narrow entrance (we rented an SUV) and it is very tight in there, when there are a lot of people attending mass, or showing up for a service. When we left Cypress in Colma, on saturday morning (11/18/23), for the FUNERAL procession, we went here, where the mass was being held. The main priest knew my uncle (and aunt, for years, he knew them, so there was a personal friendship) so he kept breaking down (a lot of pausing) and crying. I think that the singer was asking him if he wanted her to sing. But he was able to go through with it. It was funny, because I don't know if other people noticed, but the priest was also using Tagalog (***I know it, I'm not fluent, but I like to say I speak "Taglish"***). I knew some of the songs, btw. The singer's style was a bit like Opera and a bit like Broadway/Jazz, if that makes any sense- it was very nice (a pretty voice). You can see she felt the music deeply, especially looking at her facial expressions. The organist was very good. Only two people in the music department. (I remember a full musical department, but maybe that is for regular sunday mass, and maybe it was another area church too.) There was another priest during the service. It was a beautiful service (I made sure to pack enough tissues this time). A couple of readings were done by some of the grandchildren. THANK YOU/ Salamat. My family appreciates this very much during this difficult time.

23/03/25-06:50-Went to 7am Sunday Mass. I've attended here before. Very spiritual. I like the $5…read morecandles you can buy and light to Our Lady. Parishioners are friendly too.

You would not expect this to be a catholic church. The churches I have gone to have St. in it (St…read more Paul, St. Joseph, St. Patrick). I first attended this church after 2014 San Francisco State University Commencement. I was impress which the mass. This mass was very different compare to others I have gone to in Daly City and South San Francisco. Parking was not bad. I was able to get in and out. Whenever I am in Daly City Saturday or Sunday I will attend mass there.

Back off hiatus from Yelp since last year but I wanted to start a review off a holy place haha…read more I just moved to Daly City; and I was looking for a church to go to and I happened to live near this Catholic church even though I am Christian. I've always found it to be packed, which is a good and bad thing. Good in the sense that you are with a lot of people being there for God and not feeling like a confused, self-conflicted loner, the alternative in the sense that if you don't go early you won't be able to find a seat on Sundays so you stand against a wall caring more about trying to blend in then listen to what is being said. Speaking of Sunday, I am glad they offer service at 12 if I can't wake myself up earlier even though they have Saturday evening mass, it's a good place to reflect, be in peace, and pray.

My friend and I went to St Augustine's office to inquire about baptism (seminars,…read morerequirements/paperworks, etc.). Once we entered the room, we greeted the lady that was inside the counter. She didn't smile and asked what we needed. I inquired about the baptism. She replied wait and was very rude and unaccommodating. She gave us some papers and did not say anything. It felt like she was getting rid of us. We did not even had a chance to speak and ask questions about dates and paper works necessary. I tried to asked about something and she said; its all in the paper read it! I tried to ask her again, she replied; read the paper! Everything is in there! We were just speechless and we walked out of the room. Maybe she was having a bad day but I hope she doesn't bring it out on other people. God bless her.

Ive only been here twice but the second time it was all in tagolog which was oretty cool to see. A…read morelot of people come to this check so its ways crowded and on sundays the choir is here and ready to sing!

Attended Christmas Eve 2025 service at New North Church for the first time, and what a wonderful…read moreexperience. The music was amazing, and Pastor Rob's sermon on the birth of Jesus truly resonated with me. The highlight was the ending--singing Silent Night by candlelight, a simple yet powerful symbol of hope.

We have been going to New North for several years and are happy to call it our " Church Home"…read more My husband and I wanted to find a group that is active in the community, has classes, inspired sermons and a variety of pastors! New North does all of those and more. We are both in different group Bible study- there are several types and times to choose from. I've learned so much from the leaders and other group members. I appreciate the women in Women's Bible Study- knowledgeable, curious, interesting, with many experiences to share. I feel a "community" in our groups and am encouraged to ask questions and learn more. The women in my group help and support each other, study and ask questions and we talk about issues too. Really helpful to me. The Hub is a gathering point outside the church after service, snacks and conversations. The messages are interesting, current references, scripture examples, Bible-based. Check it out, it's a friendly community.

The people are heart warming. Starting when I get out of my parking spot. I am greeted with smiles,…read morehandshakes and a warm beverage. They allow people to bring their snacks and beverages in the gathering center. I felt the love of Jesus. They say: They meet us where we are and Inspire us to follow Jesus." Now, that I pretty neat in my book.

I have been attending Gracepoint Church for over 5 yrs and I have told alot of my friends to also…read morecome check out this church and they really enjoy Pastor Ceaser service. His services are very nice enjoyable When he is talking about a scriptures fr. The Bible he makes sure you will understand the meaning with everyday life. I would highly recommen to come for yourself to check out this church

Loved this church! Was plugged in from the beginning and was able to join two groups! They even…read moresuggested to serve on the worship team! Love this church, definitely will recommend

Very welcoming environment with classes for kids of all ages, amazing coffee, powerful worship,…read morediversity in age and race which I love to see and dynamic speakers. There is so much going on not just inside the church building but outside as well, city life partners with the city and supports the community which is a beautiful reflection of what the church should be.