Always welcoming and wonderful parishioners. Plenty of ministries where could share your talents.read more

In Folsom for the weekend, we attended an early Sunday mass at St. John's. New to the area, we…read moreweren't sure we were in the right place when our GPS said we had arrived at what looked like a school parking lot. But other people seemed dressed for church, so we parked and followed them. finding the church a short distance away, hidden by lovely trees. St John's Church is large and modern with a beautiful wooden ceiling, pews, and capped by a lovely altar. It really has some striking architecture. In spite of the early hour, there was a large congregation, make me for a festive atmosphere. Although just visiting, attending this mass was memorable.

Very nice church that offers a Free Community Meal every Thursday from 6:00-6:45pm! They also have…read morea table with take home books! Last Weeks delicious Menu was Cheesy Ham Potato Bake, Sauteed Zucchini and Squash w/Parmesan Garlic Bread and Butterscotch Chocolate Chip squares w/See's Candy on top! A blessing for low income individuals and seniors! Very sweet volunteers as well! SYOY! :-)

First visit today. The church is half circle. The priest appears to be on the center front pew when…read morenot in front facilitating the mass. The Church has nice community. The Church building itself looks elegant, I love the glass religious accent, and the altar staging. Choir is super. Parking is spacious.

I have been attending this church occasionally and can really appreciate the wisdom and…read moremotivation-filled homilies given by the pastor Fr. Renier, other priest Fr. Cleetus and Deacon Jim. My mom is also a fan of this parish and enjoys listening to Father Renier. I also appreciate their gift shop within the church which in my opinion, has some pretty reasonably-priced items. I've already purchased different statues and gifts for house blessings for family and friends. I'd say that in all of Sac County, this is the only gift shop that I've been to so far that have a variety of items from bracelets, prayer cards, Saint cards, Holy Family and Saint statues, holy water don't and many other things. So it's definitely my fave place to visit for gifts. Inside the church, there is beautiful Divine Mercy chapel area where you can light candles and also pray to St. Joseph. And lastly, the youth choir in the evening mass 6pm on Sunday is always wonderful to attend to hear the youth sing their beautiful voices. If you are in Folsom check this church out. Mass times: 6:30am, 8:15am (Mon-Fri) 5:00pm (Sat) 7:30am, 9am, 11:30am, 6pm (Sun) 1st Sunday of the Month Spanish Mass 1:30pm (Taken from their website).

Welcoming church with lots of space to bring your family. It does get pretty full on Sundays, so…read morejust arrive 10-15 mins before Mass if you're bringing a large family

First of all anytime, the gospel is preached that's where the five stars…read more We came up here to see our son who had to work this morning. We've come here once before love the culture the message the people. Today the message was on being salt, life and being a difference in the world

This Happened Today- Jan 15th @1:30 PMI am writing this review to warn others who may be…read moreconsidering a Sozo prayer session at this ministry. My wife and I sought out this service because she was in genuine need of prayer and spiritual support. We were asked to make an initial payment of $25 upfront, with an additional $75 requested afterward --framed as a "donation." As a ministry operating in the name of Jesus Christ, I believe donations must remain truly voluntary. Requiring payment and labeling it a "donation" feels deceptive and, frankly, borders on fraudulent. Prayer and ministry should be freely given, not sold. The session itself was deeply disappointing and inadequate. My wife was respectful throughout--she spoke calmly, answered the facilitator's questions honestly, and never raised her voice or showed disrespect. Yet the facilitator appeared personally offended by her responses and seemed unwilling or unable to continue effectively. The prayer we desperately hoped for never materialized. Instead of compassion and strength, we encountered weakness and fragility that prevented any meaningful help. Even more troubling, one of the very first topics raised -before we had even fully walked in the door was whether the same card could be charged for the remaining $75. That set the tone: a cold, transactional welcome that ranks among the least hospitable I have ever experienced in any church or ministry setting. I chose to overlook it in the moment because my wife truly needed help, but in the end she was let down when she was most vulnerable. We deserve a full refund of the $25 already paid, no further charges attempted, and a sincere apoloav. I hope the leadership reflects honestly on these practices rather spiritualizing this dysfunction. Prospective visitors should be aware: if you come seeking prayer, expect to encounter mandatory fees disguised as donations, a highly transactional approach, and the risk of an inadequate session if your honest answers don't align with the facilitator's expectations. Proceed with caution.

It seems I always leave there saying, " this was a great message today"…read more Down to earth, not judgy or holy roller style. Warm, welcoming, friendly, relaxed, open, and humans go there, yes even the imperfect. Try it, you'll like it

Updating my review with an added star as they are starting to care more about the age group I once…read morewas in but wish this was there when I was younger. Hopefully it becomes a successful ministry

Powerhouse Ministries is what every city dealing with homelessness needs. In Folsom California…read morethere is a population that most of society would cast aside but what i see is powerhouse getting young adults and homeless families off the streets. They actually care about the people they serve and it encouraged the people to change. On Sundays they have a family church service inviting in the community that is bringing former addicts, drug dealers, gangbangers, homeless and at risk youth and young adults to actually successfully change their lives. For young people their is a leadership college. That gives them life and job skills in ministry. It's a pretty incredible ministry.

This place is amazing! Everyone there is so warm and welcoming! They are like a big happy family…read moreand I am so happy to be apart of it!

This is a warm and wonderful temple which really makes everyone feel a part of the close knit…read morecommunity supportive of all it's members. Thank you to the rabbi and all others that pour their hearts and souls in to making this temple what it is!

It is about the people. It is about feeling welcome…read more It is about connecting. Journey Church is one of those churches where you can't just sneak in and listen to the service and sneak out. You will be greeted by an usher. During the service there is a time to greet people around you. If you are new, during this time several of the members will come over to welcome you. You will be offered a bag of goodies on the way out which includes a Bible. The pastor, Dave Huusko, shakes everyone's hands as they leave the service. (Of course, you can escape through one of the side doors if you prefer to avoid greeting the Pastor. I believe that Dave knows when I plan to show up to this church and writes the sermon for me! The sermons are always touching and thought provoking. If you like contemporary music, you will want to attend the second service. There is a band led by Len Jones. The music is always touching and puts you in the moment to worship. The denomination of Journey Church is Presbyterian. The first service is very traditional and includes many of the traditional doxologies, songs, and programs.

My wife and I have been going to this church for a while now and growing up my home church was the…read morechurch on the hill in Vallejo. I didn't really know how to take it all in. I was used to being able to be lost in the crowd. Here there is no where to hide. The service is great and the church is not overwhelming. My wife is strong in faith! Myself not so much but I go for support. Tim is a great speaker one of those people that cracks a joke just to make sure your paying attention. Also the rest of the fellowship team when their time to share the word do it justice! The events the church puts on for everyone is outstanding! It really feels like they treat you like family from the time you enter to the time you leave. I'd give this 10 stars if I could. Antonio R..

It's a Fantastic church that loves God and loves people!!…read moreThey have truly caring staff and great biblical teaching!! They have Safe Harbor for mentally and physically disabled children during camp and every Sunday morning and for special events!

I was heavily involved at Bayside Church from 2015 to 2019. I attended Sunday services every week,…read morejoined a small group, and regularly went to Thursday night 18.25 gatherings. At first, I thought this place was about genuine faith and community, but over time, I saw behind the curtain. Pastor Ray Johnston is constantly bragging about his massive home in Granite Bay. It became clear that donations weren't supporting the community or Christ-centered outreach, they were going toward funding this man's lavish lifestyle. It felt less like a church and more like a business funneling money to a celebrity pastor. Beyond that, Bayside has always leaned political, especially when it comes to pushing conservative ideologies, including stances against women's rights and the LGBTQ+ community. They preach culture war talking points more than the Gospel. And let's talk about the services, they're basically rock concerts with lights, smoke machines, and polished performances. It's a production, not a place of worship. It became clear to me that this was a mega-church more focused on image, money, and influence than on Jesus. If you're looking for authentic, Christ-like community and teachings rooted in humility, look elsewhere. I haven't stepped foot in Bayside in years, and I never will again.