7/3/2018: I received from Amazon the Pacsafe backpack and the size 7 Adidas running shoes I…read moreordered; I'll be donating both to an orphan teenager. I told my friends about this donation and I definitely want my YELP friends knowing about donating to orphan teenagers; however, the donation deadline is July 15, 2018! FYI: I attended Life Point's Church Service on 6/24/2018-I collected a tag for donating a backpack and I collected a tag for donating a pair of shoes for an orphan, male teenager. I ordered both items, the Pacsafe backpack and the Adidas running shoes from Amazon so, I hope the male teenager will like what I bought for him! Why I'm donating new items to a male teenager I don't know? Well~I paying forward random acts of kindness . . . A kind, furniture store owner helped my Mom, my siblings, and me (I was almost nine-years old) when we were experiencing almost homelessness (I ended up in juvenile hall and I don't understand why I sent there): Anyway, the furniture owner paid my Mom's house mortgage which my Mom paid him $100.00 each month, bought food, and also, he bought school clothes and shoes for all six children which included me. So, when the donation announcement was announced during the 6/24/2018 church service, I automatically thought about the rough times my family endured. Paying forward is the least I can do.

This church is to big and caters more to new believers with watered down teachings. I eventually be…read morehad to move on.

As someone who is not religious, I would have never gone here. The reason I did though was because…read morethey held a small sale. Slightly like a rummage sale I guess you would say. Going in the church, it was beautiful. It's a very small space, but good for those who like the quiet, small churches.

I was truly impressed with the friendly welcoming members of first Presbyterian Church of Carson…read moreCity. It was amazing to learn that they started there and have continuously been operating since 1863. they have a well developing youth education program. I look forward to the Sunday sermons. there is a great appreciation for the morals ethics and values that are instilled to all of the members as well as the youth.

This is a great church! The new pastor gives great sermons. The people make you feel like family…read more Still having in person services, masks and social distancing required.

Our first visit to this church. Vacationing this week in South Lake Tahoe and we were happy to have…read morea Catholic Church not far from our hotel. Free parking in the parking lot right outside the church. Church door was open so we walked in, blessed ourselves with holy water, and made our way into the church. We found a pew and sat as the choir was singing prior to mass starting. Filipino priest led the mass nicely and shared a nice homily. This church has children's church during mass, so our three grandchildren attended and enjoyed. At our church the kiddos usually come out with a printable showing what they talked about and possibly colored. They did not bring anything out with them. The two older grandkids were asked to join two other children to bring up the gifts. That was so nice. Our 4 year old granddaughter came out of the children's church room without an adult. Hmmm...I had my eye on the door so I quickly redirected her to our pew. The church is small enough that this was no problem on this day. There was a 2nd collection which there usually is. The priest was available at the back of the church after mass to greet everyone. On this day the church was holding their ministry fair. Everyone was invited to attend but we had lunch plans so we headed out. We would definitly return to this church when in town.

Wonderful parish. I came as a visitor and loved how they have a book with all the hymns, order of…read morethe mass, prayers, etc. The window behind the altar showcasing nature is a beautiful touch.

I like the music, it's anything but boring (and i don't like boring)…read more Some solemn songs as appropriate are sweet. A "come as you are" spirit-filled community church. Local campers came in in the summer and its in a good location (near HWY 208 and HWY 395). If you like boring, super serious and dour messages, this place is not for you.

My husband and I were so blessed to stumble upon this great little church while on our road trip…read more Corbett is a very gifted, and biblically sound pastor. From just talking with him for a few minutes before we left, I appreciated his humility and graciousness. Worship was wonderful as well. They respectfully adhered to social distancing guidelines, with seating spaced out, and masks required when moving about. Weather you've never stepped foot in a church before, or have been a believer for several years, we highly recommend Sierra Community Church.

Great church John and Dan are right on need a church go there they have services at 9:00 10:45 &…read more6:30 they won't put u down but can help

This review only addresses St. Theresa Catholic Church as a performance venue. Gayle and I were…read morehere last Sunday for a performance of Handel's Messiah by the Tahoe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus (TOCCATA). Gayle's 93 year-old Mother is an Alto in their Chorus. I've always enjoyed this English-language Oratorio composed in 1741 by George Frideric Handel. As the entire piece would clock in at over 3 hours, TOCCATA limited its performance to key portions of Part 1 (Birth) and Part 3 (Resurrection). I particularly like Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, Ev'ry valley shall be exalted, and For unto us a Child is born in Part 1. For these pieces and the rest of the concert for that matter, TOCCATA did a bang up job. I was perhaps one of the better Messiah performances that I had experienced over the many years that I had been attending. The TOCCATA performance was further enhanced by the excellent acoustics at St. Theresa, the attractive sanctuary, the welcoming ruach of this congregation, and an appreciative full house. One didn't have to be Catholic or even Christian to appreciate this special Holiday event.

It seems a bit strange to "review" a church, because as a Catholic, I believe that Jesus is present…read morein every Catholic Church in His Word, His Body and Blood and in the members of the Church whom the Bible tells us makes up the "Body of Christ." Because I am an annual visitor, for the past 9 summers, rather than a regular parishioner here, I suppose I can write in a somewhat more detached manner than someone who has more of an emotional investment in the parish. The Mass is celebrated in a dignified manner in accordance with the new Roman Missal. The liturgy is what I would call middle of the road: little or no Latin, but no crazy 70's wired stuff either. There is good participation by the laity as Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers and choir. Although there are certainly more visitors here than at your average suburban Catholic parish, they don't go out of their way making a big deal about it. While I suppose some people would like more personal attention, I think most visitors prefer to attend Mass and simply fit in. The visitor is welcomed just as much as the locals are. That is one of the great things about the Catholic Church: even if the homily and music are different, the readings are the same in every parish and the same Christ is truly and substantially present at every Mass throughout the world. If you are a Catholic looking for a well-celebrated liturgy in a comfortable yet sacred environment you will feel very much at home here.

We were camping at William Kent and didn't want to miss Mass, so I attended 7:30 a.m., Sunday Mass…read more Wow, Mass was over by 8:09 a.m. The Homily was really short and there was no music, so I can understand why it was so short. I was expecting for the Priest to be more welcoming to out of town guests, but it was all just kind of robotic. I love going to Mass, but afterwards I have to admit I was a little disappointed. I'm still glad I went though. The Church itself is small, but it does have a unique beauty about it.

Traditional Catholic 75-minute-long service. Warm, inviting wooden interior. Well over 100…read moreparishioners (Memorial Day weekend). A must-attend religious service if you are in the area. God bless us all!