If you are young and looking for a welcoming Catholic church. Please visit this church, give…read moreyourself a chance and find Jesus . I assure you ,you will find peace. Start your new year with a News year resolution.

They have a growing youth group ran by Victor that really brings the kids together of all ages…read more There is even a youth mass that brings the whole community if youth together at 1pm. Father Jude is visiting from Nigeria and brings a fresh new homily to the mass. Today he really did well in explaining how God is present in our lives. He really demonstrated how Jesus' message is relevant today. We are not alone in our journey and all the hard lessons that He teaches us, we never experience without Him in our life. I really felt at peace today.

This is such a wonderful and friendly place, I feel so safe here it feels very wholesome and…read moreinviting! The congregation is a melting pot and I love the multi generations. I enjoy the singing group. My teenager loves the youth group super plus!! This is definitely the church family We were looking for ~ friendly welcome center and lots of fun activities after church too~ So thankful we're found this family friendly place we call our new church.

It was very fun and the people were very nice they have lots of fun events and we learn and worship…read moreGod.

This has been my home church since 2016, although there's been a lot of changes after the pandemic,…read morethis church has been going strong and the people are very committed and faithful! This church has a gift of "hospitality" and it preaches from the Bible. I'm very excited and very blessed to be a part of this church!

I love this church! I have been going here since I was a kid and I don't have any desire to leave!…read moreThe community is welcoming and authentic, the theology is solid, and God is glorified!

Great church with loving community. I've been coming to New Hope for about 3 and a half years now…read more I'm so thankful to God for leading my daughter and me to a new spiritual home. If you are looking for a church that takes the word of God seriously, with loving brothers and sisters then New Hope is definitely a place to check out.

Had attended a few ceremonies, Easter, funeral, and now planning a baptism. Very nice staff and…read moregood sermons. Staff makes you feel welcomed and offer their help if needed. Planning our babies baptism now and the office lady is very nice and helpful, we had to pay $50 to book baptismal ceremony coming up. Just had our classes yesterday 7pm in English. Love that they have an online option where they will send you a link for god parents not living in the area. Thank you Mr Hernandezk and Alma for doing a great job. May all be blessed.

Beautiful chruch , amazing priests and parishioners very friendly . The altar is so beautiful /.read more

I love GCCI. W Church W pastors W congregation W lunches W sermons W youth group W worship teams.read more

When I first went, I didn't know what I was up for since I was not of the Christian faith…read more This is a decent local church for those that are bilingual or seek community with people that speak Chinese. Although this church treated me with open arms, at some point there was too much politics and stress between members at this generational church. There are Chinese, English, and Spanish services. English and Spanish services are upstairs. When I attended, they had a huge conflict between the English and Chinese congregations. There were a lot of politics at this church. Although I have since left the church, my faith and spiritual well-being took a hard hit from all those issues. Just know that this church predominantly Chinese speaking. Most people that attend the English services are high school - college age. I think most of them are children of the Chinese speaking congregants. The Spanish congregation is a separate congregation that rents out the church building. Just a quick note for those seeking an LGBTQ affirming church: This church is not affirming of LGBTQ relationships and was actively involved in the Proposition 8 campaign.

Being new to the area, we were reluctant to leave the comfort of our parish in La Habra, just a 20…read moreminute drive "over the hill." But that 20 minute drive turned into 80 minutes when my wife or I had to drop our daughter off at catechism then pick her up again. After a year of that, it was time to take the plunge and make St. John Vianney our new parish. One thing about this parish is that they want you to participate. Unlike OLG, catechism isn't drop off. It's parent participation. And the little ones, I'm talking 5 and 2 year olds, have a daycare there, too, so they participate as well. As much as my wife and I were hesitant about this parent participation stuff, we actually enjoy it. In fact, it has brought us, as a family, closer, both to each other and to the Church. Becky is just great and she was soooo kind to let my little ones participate in the children's Christmas mass as shepherds. Monsignor Tim is a great homilist and is welcoming and transparent, especially with regards to the failings of the church recently with all the scandals. He extends a welcome to all who believe, not just those who conform; that means all are welcome regardless of sexual orientation; divorce or past experience. Fr. Egren has a passion to bring out the passion in the parishioners and a penchant for the dramatic with his Christmas presentation and the upcoming veneration of St. John Vianney's heart. Fr. James, who is also a physician, brings insight into Asian perspectives and challenges in non-Christian countries. The parishioners themselves, are so welcoming and understanding, especially when you have four little ones like I do. And there is a sense of belonging that you just have to experience for yourself to truly understand. My two little boys have a sense of comfort in attending mass and just enjoying the church. After all, it's God's home and He wants us to feel comfortable in His home. Sure, there are those who have complained that the church is too sterile or not as traditional, but the building does not make the church. The people do. Personally, I like the simplicity of it all. Parking can be a bit of challenge or frustration, so go early to get a spot or park on the field and walk a little... And I read the comments about those who can't understand the priest due to his accent. But that is no reason not to attend nor a reason to complain. You get out of mass what you put in to it. To better understand the mass and any celebrant, literally or figuratively, I suggest viewing Bishop Barron's series on the Mass. This parish has been through a lot with the burning of the old church and the fund raising and building of the new one. But through it all, it has proven to be a wonderful place of worship and a welcoming community of parishioners.

Great sermon. Priests are so kind, and you can understand them. Beautiful church. The rows of pews…read moreare in a square which makes it difficult when accepting the bread of Christ, and the money baskets aren't passed around either. They lay out is certainly different. No music, no singing, very quick 40-45 minute service. Beautiful, but not for me unfortunately. My Catholic Church search continues. God bless the staff and priests of this congregation.

I'd been going to a watered-down church for a long time. God used this church to open my eyes to…read moreknowledge and His truth, which is all the matters. The youth group is amazing with spiritual meat, so are the sermons, and the worship has carefully chosen profound songs. The community is kind with smiles. I love CCC!

You get the pure Word of God here. Pastor Lance Spark is up there with John MacArthur & J, Vernon…read more McGee.

I don't like the seating. But at the end I'm not there for comfort but rather to hear the word of…read moregod

This church is more into feel good message, blessings and nothing about accountability, sin,…read morerepentance, salvation, living in God's way. Need to know and seek the TRUTH...