I have my kids involved in the Preschool, After School Program, and summer Day Camp. We also attend…read morethe church on Sunday mornings. My kids Love all the activities they have. The staff & volunteers, are loving and supportive to my children. I highly recommend New Life Community Church. I wrote this years ago and evidently never posted

I've been going here for over 5 years, and the community is wonderful. If you're looking for a…read moregreat church in the area this is a wonderful option.

I rarely write reviews, but City Bible Church has genuinely exceeded my expectations. Yes, the…read moresermons can be long at times, but they are deeply rooted in Scripture and uncompromising in biblical truth. This is not a casual, surface-level church. The Bible is the sole authority from the pulpit, and the church challenges you to grow in your faith rather than remain comfortable or anonymous. Even as an introvert, I found the community welcoming and encouraging in a genuine way. The church is unapologetically conservative in its biblical convictions and does not shy away from speaking truth directly. At the same time, it is one of the most family-friendly and genuinely warm churches I have ever attended. People from every stage of life go out of their way to welcome you, which is refreshing compared to many churches where visitors are overlooked. At the end of the day, City Bible Church is, in my opinion, a true example of what a biblical church should be.

Love the worship music at this place! The people are…read morefriendly and the pastor really teaches from the bible. It's a small church, so it's not too intimidating to go if you're shy. Service is simple and straight forward. Will go again

Welcoming church with diverse communities. Lots of Mass options during the weekend and for the…read moreweekdays.

welcoming diverse community united in love for God…read more On these challenging times stay focused on God Mass times have changed after COVID make sure you check out their website or their Sunday bulletin for parish information They offer services everyday including Saturday and several Sunday masses in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese Check out their website for livestreams services www.holyfamilyartesia.org or call the rectory (562) 865-2185

Been coming here since October and while we don't make it every single Sunday we are always greeted…read morelike we are family... been to other churches where it felt like it was just about the pastor and what it is ge wanted to talk about and not about God or the bible this is not what church is about However here every week we feel like we get a message from the pastor and God about life. I absolutely adore this church

The pastors and teachers faithfully preach the Word of God, and their conclusions are firmly…read moregrounded in scripture. They refuse to compromise with the false teachings of this world or to those with itching ears who seek to justify unrepentant sin. The people here are genuinely friendly -- whether in community gatherings, support groups, or classes. There are also designated volunteers ready to pray with you. Several months ago I suffered a severe sciatica attack and could barely put weight on my right leg. One woman noticed my pain as I slowly made my way into church and prayed for me, and others did the same on different occasions. Today I am in great shape, and I'm grateful for the care and prayer I received.

This church is great! We come every year for the kid's VBS (vacation bible study) in the summer…read more Even though it's only 3 hours a day for a week, they have a blast hanging out with their mentors and fellow students. They learn and sing new songs and always come home with lots of stories from camp. Most of the time though during the week, the church is not open. But don't fret, you might catch Pastor Erik singing on the weekdays or come during the weekend. They staff here really do make you feel like at home. Great community church. It can be easily missed while traveling on Del Amo Blvd. but do drive slow westbound and look for the fence next to the ABC school.

This is a Baptist church that worships with contemporary Christian music and allows attendees to…read moredress comfortably and casually. My initial impressions upon entering this church are that's it's not very big and the majority of members and regular attendees are of Asian ancestry (considering this church is located in Cerritos, that's not at all surprising). I found the people to be very warm and welcoming to a first-time visitor like me. The message is taught from the Bible and practical life applications are made from it. The senior pastor is Pastor Erik Kakimoto. The church was started back in the late 70s from a core group of Japanese-American families who had moved to Cerritos from Gardena. The church service times are Sundays at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. The ministries at this church include small group Bible studies and groups for seniors, young adults, youth, college and children. This church also features snacks and refreshments in between services, a popular gathering place. :-) Definitely worth checking out if you live in the area and are looking for a church home.

I have been going to this church since 1996. This is my church family…read more The current pastors, Erick and Erin Edquist, have a wonderful team of ministers, staff and ministry leaders. The Well Foursquare doors are open to everyone. Our motto is. YOU ARE LOVED If you are searching for a loving, accepting community If you would like to meet some people who value their individual walk with God If you want a place to learn what the Bible says If you are searching for a village to love your children, pre-teens and teenagers If you are college age, single, married without children, parents, empty nesters, seniors, elderly YOU ARE WELCOME at The Well The Well is a diverse community- all ages infants to 90 year olds and our family consists of many ethnicities and from many different walks with God I invite you to listen to a Sunday message on YouTube. Pastor Eric and Pastor Erin and other men and women pastors, can be heard on YOUTUBE every Sunday morning at 10:00 am. pacific standard time. You can listen to a Sunday message at anytime If you live in Los Angeles or Orange county, I invite you to come to our in person campus in Artesia, California and meet our pastors and community (You will receive a Welcome gift) During COVID, over 300 people from all over America and the world listened to The Well Sunday morning messages Come, just as you. You are welcome. And remember YOUR ARE LOVED

Great leadership, sound teaching, a place God will meet each member of your family. Great kids…read moreministry, awesome youth pastors, and friendly people. Go to The Well.

Great community of solid believers, very solid teaching, and great programs and family centered…read moreevents. From a children's school and daycare to assisted living, our community is here for the long haul!

I came across this church in the Facebook calendar of events. They had placed a post announcing a…read morefriday night out festival in the church parking lot I was greeted by Vanessa she was very kind and inviting if I did not already have a church home I would be very interested in becoming a member here. I really appreciated how diverse the flock of this church was I felt at ease I regret I did not pick up one of the flyers to find the schedule of visitors day I would like to sit in on a service or two. Miss Vanessa was an excellent hostess for tonights event she greeted most everyone walked around each station helping to keep everything running smooth.There was a DJ with family appropriate music,a large Mickey mouse jumper obstacle course,golf game,two yard toss games,Thomas the train family ride,balloon artists, two motion car rides,face painting, popcorn, hotdogs, nachos,fruit,backed beans water and lemonade limitless all this for the small price of 5 dollars. There also was a silent auction many items started at 1 dollar I only wish I could have won but I did not. But over all this was a great event and I would recommend this church

Great community church!! You can experience God's love here.read more

Pastor James is the best! He is very inspirational and motivating. Everyone there is VERY nice and…read morefriendly. They will make you feel right at home :)

Bad place to go this church for real. Judgemental to come & service more fast pace. As a whole,…read morefellowship is extinct & nobody greeted me at all. Too much business of how they do things. Like fees to join more than half the bible groups. Sermon was ok to hear. At most the coffee was free really. Too much stress visiting & not recommend to go here.

attended Seacoast Grace from 2017 onward, serving faithfully as a lead usher, in the choir, and in…read morechildren's ministries (VBS/RFK). I was deeply invested and invited many family and friends to join. Sadly, my experience eventually became one of hurt and disillusionment. ​In 2020, during the Rooted program, a confrontation occurred where I reacted in anger to disturbing language from another attendee. I am transparent about my mistake; I used profanity and I own that. However, leadership focused solely on my reaction while ignoring the context of my life: I was currently navigating a divorce, the death of my brother, a job loss, and a traumatic physical attack that left my hand severely injured. Not one person from the church visited me during my hospitalization. Under the leadership of Connie Surratt and Autumn Igo, my serving privileges were removed, then quietly restricted even after being "reinstated." I felt intentionally hidden and denied any real pastoral care despite my attempts to engage. ​Two Easters ago, I was accused by security of yelling at someone at the altar. This was entirely false I was actually greeting longtime friends from my Bible study. This culminated in a scene where a leader (Gwen) physically grabbed my arms and verbally assaulted me in the parking lot, witnessed by other volunteers (Dean and Janet). Despite it being proven that the accusations against me were false, no apology was ever offered. I remained "on penance," feeling like a child walking on eggshells with angry parents. The breaking point was the treatment of the vulnerable. On a day we were taught about helping the community, I saw a pregnant woman with children being surrounded by security and recorded by staff. When I asked to help and feed her, I was told she was being removed at the instruction of Autumn. I later found the woman around the corner in tears; she asked if she could pray for me. It was heartbreaking. This, alongside a later incident where a man from the church harassed me at a post office for "trying to buy my way into heaven" by helping another woman with diapers, showed a distorted view of mercy within the culture. ​Three weeks ago, I was approached by Autumn and Daryl after a service. Despite my request for witnesses, Autumn made serious, false accusations of verbal and physical abuse against me in front of my friends. I was told to leave and never return under threat of police involvement. This felt like a coordinated attempt to discredit me and separate me from the community I love. ​Since leaving, I've met many others with strikingly similar stories. If my full story had been heard openly rather than discussed behind closed doors, I believe I would have been met with understanding. Instead, I felt watched rather than shepherded, and defined by assumptions instead of relationship. ​I am not perfect, but what I experienced was not restoration it was control and image management. I am grateful for the hundreds of kind individuals in the congregation who reflect Christ; they are the reason I stayed so long. I pray for accountability at Seacoast Grace. Revelation reveals the heart of a church, and I speak this truth with love for those who have been pushed away like me.

PROS: - A new…read morechurch plant that's part of a bigger presbytery gang... different churches who got each other's backs. - Pastor Daniel "Dinko" Kim is a gifted speaker, very approachable, and his sermons are very relatable and easy to discern. - Gospel-centered church. - The people who attend are mostly friendly and cordial. - The KM side provides Korean-style lunch downstairs along with donuts and rice cake from the welcoming team. CONS: - I'm not gonna lie... the parking can be a real PITA... so get to church early!

Being at Kindred has been a huge blessing to me and my family. The two biggest priorities we have…read moreas a family when it comes to church: 1. a church that preaches the gospel every week and 2. A church with a great community. Pastor Daniel at Kindred delivers the Word with sound teaching and always brings it back to Christ. And the people at Kindred are so warm and full of love... true Kindred spirits! If you're looking for a church in the area, you should definitely check out Kindred!