I have visited Holman for several years in multiple capacities; community events, church service,…read moremeetings and social justice gatherings. From Reverend James Lawson to Pastor Sauls to Pastor Dr. Ken Walden, the church has institutional standing in the West Adams neighborhood and beyond. The facility has several buildings on site which includes the sanctuary, auditorium, offices, meetings space and training rooms. The staff and ministers here are helpful, compassionate and willing to provide support

LA church - Holman church is truly a gem in the West Adams neighborhood! Truly loved visiting when…read morein LA and highly recommend the teachings! Look forward to coming back. They have a 9am and 11am service.

The patrons take up all the parking spots in the neighborhood. They even hire a valet on Sundays…read more People come home tired from work on Wednesdays and Fridays just to park blocks away due this "community".

Beautiful church. Every one here is very kind and warm. I photographed a baptism here, and it was a…read moregreat experience all around!

Cute little church with big significance in the Polish Community. If you are a huge fan of John…read morePaul II this is your place!

I've never written a review for a church before but I had such an amazing experience at the 10 a.m…read more gospel mass on Sunday I had to share. My father invited me to join him for a two hour mass which normally sounds excruciating but it was the best mass I've ever been to in my entire life. It was everything you'd expect in a Catholic mass except for two things- the peace be with you's and the choir. I must have said peace be with you to 30 people because everyone walks up and down the aisles shaking hands and sincerely saying "peace be with you." One woman gave me a hug. A hug! I had never been to that church before in my life but people greeted me kindly and welcomed my father and me with open arms. I was so touched. The single most amazing aspect of this church is the choir. Those choir members sang their heart out and literally, I'm not kidding, made me cry. My father and I sat there wiping away our tear-stained cheeks and noses with his handkerchiefs as their voices touched our hearts. It was as though my heart was silently mending itself with their words of encouragement and praise. I couldn't quite figure out why exactly I was crying but my tears made me feel cleansed somehow, relieved of my burdens I was quietly holding on to. All I can say is that I would love to be a part of this congregation and feel the way I felt on Sunday over & over & over again.

Umm...how have I not reviewed this church? For a young…read moreDemocrat Pro-Women feminist Catholic, this church makes me LOVE my religion once again. I stopped going to my family church when I was pregnant and made the mistake of going to church during October (pro-life month). I guess they wanted someone to do the gift offerings who valued life? Well... Little did they know that I had grown out of a lot of my clothes so the only ones I had that fit were my "Pro-Choice" shirts. Anyways, I got tired of attending the mini-GOP conventions so I decided it was time to either give up my faith or find a different way to explore it. I was church-less for about two years. I knew I wanted to attend a church that had a Gospel choir since I used to sing Gospel, and I came across Jesica's review. (Inside Info: My daughter is Blaxican, and I'm president of my univeristy's Black Student Union. I love West African culture and have visited Ghana to do volunteer work. My family has been on welfare in the past so I know how much it is needed by some.) I fell in love and hadn't even seen the church yet. I've been attending the 10am mass for about two months now and am in LOVE with not only the church, but the community, the school, and most importantly...I love bein Catholic again. This church identifies with the St. Vincent de Paul society so they actually are here to HELP people who don't have it well off. And although it's a Catholic church, when the priest talked about marriage he did emphasize the difference between church and state and how just because a couple is married by the government doesn't mean they have to get married by the church. (I identify as pansexual, so yeah...) I love the fact that when my daughter get's tired and cranky, I can go into the little children's room with the other parents and I can still see and hear the mass and my daughter can run around and play. The ONLY complaint I have...and yes it is a superficial one, is that there is a lack of an African-American or African priest. I am a Pan-African studies and a Sociology double major candidate and I can't shake the idea of the white savior idea out of my mind. Don't get me wrong, I love the priest and he's pretty awesome, it's just a super minor complaint. But then again, I'm a chicana who is president of the BSU so how can I complain?? Either way, 5 stars all the way!

Meet Polish people, attend mass and have some great home style polish food in the small restaurant…read morenext door.

Best Polish-language Roman Catholic church in the Los Angeles area. Get there early on Sunday…read morebefore they sell out of "paczki" at Szarotka next door. Polish school for youth on Saturdays. Old-world customs maintained.

I went to West Angeles Church of God in Christ for a sad occasion, the homegoing service for…read moreLawrence Blake. Even in the middle of grief, the experience there was a blessing. The facility is very nice, and everyone I encountered was kind, welcoming, and respectful. It felt like coming back home. There is a strong sense of community and history in that church. On a day that was heavy, West Angeles provided comfort, excellence, and love. For the way they serve people in both joy and sorrow, I am giving West Angeles Church of God in Christ 5 stars.

My husband, 3 children and I have been members for over 10 years and sadly this Sunday was our…read morelast. Some staff/volunteers and some members have been blatantly rude to others. There is no place for hate in church. Pastor Charles E Blake lll has even spoken up about this issue in his sermons! He has called out staff to remind them that they are the first people we see when coming in and the exchange should be welcoming and warm. And that when members are in the parking lot coming or going, to be kind and treat each other with respect. I've seen the disrespect and hate from staff and members one too many times and it just doesn't sit right with our family anymore to be members.

This Church is amazing if you need to be rehabilitated so you can know the Love of Gods this is…read moredefinitely the place.

Smaller, intimate crazy diverse racially, culturally, age-wise. Good teaching, upbeat quality…read moreworship. Friendly people who are willing to do some hard stuff to make the inter-cultural thing work. Outstanding place for people with mixed marriages, and people of mixed racial backgrounds. You'll probably feel at home, here. If you feel comfortable in a predominantly white, big church, this may not be the place for you. Great place for strong women. The Evangelical Covenant denomination approves of women in leadership.

Thankful for the invitation to this church by Mrs.Williams. The Angel Tree service was inspiring,…read morethe people were welcoming, and the overall experience was very uplifting. I left feeling encouraged and blessed. The Pastor and the members who organized the service were very kind and loving. Thank you so much. God bless you all.

Nice respectable decent church. Not supposed to be entertaining as I read some of these reviews…read more GET THE WORD AND GO ABOUT YOUR DAY!