Beautiful venue! Saw the Orchid Quartet here for a candlelit performance. Great atmosphere, good…read morevibes all around!!

Central Avenue Church is a church unlike one you've ever gone to before…read more The values of the church are progressive, lgbt-affirming and push for a space where it's okay to have doubts. There are a lot of folks who have been isolated or left lonely by the "church" but Central is a place to openly doubt and ask questions and feel comfortable in the space of unknowing. The church is very service-based and gay friendly and truly about social justice in the world.

I currently attend the main church service on Sunday at 9:30 & 11:30am and the Friday night service…read moreat 7pm called Celebrate Recovery which is for anyone with a hurt, habit or hang up in need of the healing tools of Jesus. I have been in this program for three years now which has had a transformative result on my life through courage and honesty. Freedom is the Love, acceptance and grace of God's people. This is where the real spiritual work happens with the love and support of others who are ready to belong, believe and become. Don't quit before the miracle happens.....

I never see anyone approaching, talking, or helping to solve the homeless situation for these…read morepeople. I am especially concern that I never see anyone from the body of Christ (the Church) involved in solving this issue. All I see day after day is apathy and non-involvement and think why doesn't the Church use this opportunity to step out in faith and share their Christianity by showing God's Love and Word in action. Faith without works is Dead! Why isn't the Church doing it job and ministering Jesus to these people and helping them out of their social dilemma. How is God receiving any honor or glory from this? There is much more I could say but I think you get the point. Where are God's People! Thank you for letting me express my thoughts and feelings. May God bless and fill every believer in Christ with passion and compassion in Holy Spirit boldness, power, and action!

This is a wonderful biblical, open-minded and relational church predominately made up of young…read moreadults. It's a casual and fun environment to encounter truth and explore your faith. Perch.Church is real, relational, and relevant. Its definitely worth checking out!

If you're looking for a place where you can find rest, comfort, spiritual guidance, and a…read morecommunity, perch is the church. Pastor Al's messages are so deep, profound, and creative and very applicable to my life. I usually struggle to listen to people preach but it's so good that I'm always left wanting more! Also I love how the church is always doing things for the community!

I love this church!…read more Having recently moved to the LA-area, I only recently started coming to New Life Mission Church Glendale, and I must say that I have been very impressed with the entire community! Pastor Solomon consistently gives sermons that are as good as, or better than, any I have ever seen or heard. The entire community has been incredibly welcoming, earnest, and show their dedication to one another. We spend time together after sermons, enjoying lunch, group discussions, and some of us will get together to play basketball. The worship also includes beautiful music.

I can definitely feel the love of Christ through the members at this church. The members genuinely…read moreseek to serve one another, the community, and the world. If you want to experience what truly means to be a family of God, definitely stop by. Praise worship alone is worth the experience! I have two daughters (5 yr and 2 yr) and they love going to church.

Nice people. Biblical teaching is accurate and not watered…read moredown. Pastor is welcoming to newcomers. Just wish they had a choir. Guitar, drums, and a few singers. We were used to a choir...just our personal preference. Still, a good, solid church.

​Worship music is upbeat joyful and celebratory. Paster Dave , keeps it simple , no vestments or…read morepulpit. Sports shirt and jeans and cowboy boots ( he's from Texas), a Bible and a few notes.He teaches history, psychology and philosophy. Sometimes it's Colton or others. This church has been like a surrogate family for me.

It feels weird writing a review for a church - as they say: judge not, lest ye be judged! and by a…read morereview I mean the novella you're about to see below and completely ignore since it's so hideously long... A few disclaimers first: my experience is a couple of years old so perhaps certain things have changed. Also as luck would have it, the priest whom I actually really liked ended up leaving - nothing personal I think! Finally, of the various churches available for grand occasions, especially the cattle call that is the Central church, this one is by far the best option in my opinion. I love the architecture, the colors, the size, the location, the courtyard, the parking - everything about it basically. There were no disasters on the big day and everything went pretty smoothly. The ceremony lasted longer than expected but I lived to tell the tale... This church charges more than others to cover 3 mandatory counseling sessions - which was a lovely surprise all round. Their phone greeting goes something like this: "Allo and tank u for calling St. Gregory the 'Eliminator'..." I had visions of the priest dressed as the Terminator blasting everyone away with his pump action crucifix! We enter and are greeted by an older gentleman, on the shorter side by my standards, though most people are. He has white hair, glasses and a pleasant manner about him; we say we have an appointment with the priest. "This way" he says showing us to the priest's office while he goes off to fetch him. The office is large and cool, the window open and the breeze blowing the curtain all the way up- this priest must have very low tolerance for heat - maybe a reminder of hell's discomfort. The man returns to ask if we know which priest we're scheduled to see, we sheepishly confess that we have no idea - he pretends to be appalled - we pretend to care. We also express our unhappiness with the late scheduling of the appointment. He explains that it was because the office manager was absent for a while, then because the priest was on vacation and finally because even though the manager was there and the priest had returned, his schedule could not be found! So as u can see having friends in high places was definitely not helping these people get their act together. He also revealed that he was in fact the priest! Ta-daaa!! Strange... Counseling session 1 covered the mechanics of the ceremony - our only task was to reply yes every once in a while and we'd be out of there in 40 minutes tops! He also mentioned that if the bride chooses to say no, there are always sisters or cousins to choose from, so no need to panic. Nice to see a priest with a sense of humor. I think. The happiest of discoveries was that there really are no rules about the church procession - who goes first, who walks in with whom, who waits at the alter, who sits where, none of it really matters- it all depends on how the wedding party, or more accurately the Bridezilla wants to arrange it. Best of all, that hideous veil does not need to cover one's face upon entering the church- u can do so unveiled, so to speak. Who knew! He actually recommended that look as the veil tends to interfere with photos! Again nice to see such a progressive priest, and who am I to oppose a man of god?! And so I decided that there would be no bloody veil covering my face on the day - thank u very much! Rebel without a veil - that's me. Session 2 was more torturous and made us long for the logistics lesson of the previous week. We had to define 'love' for him, which after an agonizing guessing game, turned out to be a lot simpler than we'd realized: love apparently means acceptance. And there u have it. Nothing more, nothing less. I accept u - u accept me. We accept each other. The world is a happy clappy merry-go-round. Love = the opposite of rejection. Fabulous. In the 3rd and mercifully final installment, we were subjected to the realities of life post-wedding, because after all, a marriage is not for only one day, or 10 days or 10 years, or even as long as it takes to become a U.S. citizen, but FOREVER; here they made us part with the final payment - money owns this town after all. In return we learned three 'passwords' to ensure success in our future life together, though strictly speaking only one is a single word: respect. Followed by the less tidy: apology & forgiveness and finally, and most messily of all: unselfishness & sacrifice. Naturally these golden rules need to be exercised by both parties otherwise it's just plain abuse and a surefire way to quickly join the divorce statistics. So there ya go. We covered a lot of basic, common sense concepts catered not so much for the young, but for the brainless - which makes u wonder: wouldn't it be easier to bypass the whole silliness and just charge the happy couple less for the service to begin with?! In closing: if u have to do your ceremony at a church, it might as well be this one!

This church has an amazing Pastor in Father Sarkis. He's faithful, hard working, and caring. God…read morebless him and this church.

South Hills Church in Burbank with the partnership of Tim Tebow foundation took a step forward in…read moreserving the special needs community. Night to Shine is an unforgettable worldwide celebration event, centered on God's love, honoring and valuing people with special needs... until all are celebrated! Once again, we came together as a community to celebrate Night to Shine event on February 6th. I had the honored to be part of this amazing event. During the night we were running low on materials, by the grace of God miraculously we had exactly what we needed to make 95 corsages and boutonnières. All 35 corsages and 65 boutonnières were made in 3. 5 hours. The volunteers are amazing with no previous experience at all. I am always amazed how much love, care and humankind these volunteers give unconditionally.

I love South Hills! The pastor is amazing! Even though I have only been going for a couple months…read moreit is an amazing experience full of joy and praise. I love you South Hills!!

I started coming to this church about a year ago and I've noticed it's growing so much. I love the…read moredifferent cultures. The worship and the pastors are so good you can feel the presence of God in this place. I love that there's Altar calls and the pastors are always willing to pray for you and they have food for everybody after service

Have been looking for a church that suits me and that I feel welcome in where I can really feel his…read morepresence and I found the paper so welcoming they read from the Scriptures I feel charged up when I get there in a hold me up through the week

Huh? The guest preacher's wife (Aussies) told me to visualize Jesus when she was praying with me…read more I've only been to the church twice, so I'm not sure if the regular pastors would support this. I'm sorta thinking that any church in Los Angeles needs to be hyper-vigilant about speaking out against prototypical Los Angeles New Age practices that were kicked out of the church in the first century (Read Irenaeus). Otherwise, I thought the people were lovely, and the after-church meal would be a very welcoming place to invite non-Christians to. No church can ever replace solo Bible study.

Very friendly, very welcoming atmosphere. They serve…read morecoffee every Sunday morning which is great since the services start at 10 a. m. The theology is very sound and so the teaching and preachings come from an educated background. The pastors are graduates with M. DIV. (Masters in Divinity) from Talbot School of Theology. (I go there as well haha)

Beautiful Armenian church in heart of Glendale. The architecture and intersection design with…read moreclassic red bricks exterior, beautiful stained glass windows, gorgeous crystal bright chandeliers, ornate ceiling details with rich wooden pews. The entire building, and every detail feels elegant and sacred. The clergy and church community are warm, respectful and very welcoming. It could be very busy specially Sundays so parking inside the church lot can be difficult and street parking is sometimes tricky. Armenians celebrating wedding, baptism, funeral and etc here. Through both joyful and difficult moments , this church always felt very special to us. Even when its busy you can still find a sense of peace, comfort and spiritual connection here.

I attend Divine Liturgy every Sunday at Saint Mary Apostolic Armenian Church in Glendale, and it…read morehas become a truly meaningful part of my life. The way the priests and deacons communicate with the congregation is heartfelt and genuine, making everyone feel welcomed and connected. There is a deep sense of peace and spiritual comfort here that is hard to find elsewhere. The services are beautiful, and the community is warm and supportive. This church is not just a place of worship for me--it's where I've found inner peace and a sense of belonging.