Luke 10. 38-42 Keep first things first. Don't give your…read moreleftovers to Jesus. God first. Who or what gets your most important portion of your life. God? Spend time everyday in the good word and what is important. I will spend time everyday in the word. Focus..... Jesus first all else will take care of itself.... Busyness is a sign of emptiness

6 years ago, my wife and I were on a quest to find a new church home. We visited quite a few within…read more15 miles of our La Verne home until we came upon CBC in Glendora. I will just say that we've both been greatly blessed . So, if you're looking for an authentic, bible based, non-denominational Christian church where you will look forward to worshiping God every Sunday morning, and desire to grow in your walk, I encourage you to visit with us. There are 3 Sunday services 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00. The anointed sermons taught here will call you higher. Prepare to be blessed! Website:http://cbcglendora.ctsmemberconnect.net/home-ctrl.do

I've attended this church since I was a child when it was known as faith. Now my children attend…read moreAuthors. Both of my kids have been dedicated here & I was baptized here. It's a great community & we love coming.

I don't like the seating. But at the end I'm not there for comfort but rather to hear the word of…read moregod

Church is amazing. I definitely recommend it. My brother got baptized and they are so nice.read more

Over the past year and a half, I had multiple painful…read moresurgeries, including two for cancer. I did not appreciate how senior leadership made people feel guilty for "isolation." This happened right before summer when families are on vacation. Surgeries, as well as other health problems, are completely out of their hands. And while it hurt to be away from church, I watched online, and eventually came back to in-person, as well as attended Bible study. Unfortunately, the church was given a guilt trip regarding " isolation" and attendance during a Saturday night service. This was done at the top of a teaching, by the leadership, and was very manipulative, directed toward the broken. Almost like an "open rebuke", but without mentioning a specific name. My family had been there for 11 years and were mortified. We always viewed him as family and loved him dearly. I'm relieved that the Lord immediately found another church home. One and all is devoid of the love and grace that it once had. I always felt so safe there. If you are healthy, and all is well, this is the church for you, but if you're in a season of true suffering, and need meaningful pastoral care, I would look elsewhere, especially if you can't fill a seat for them and serve. Otherwise, you might be seen as a burden to their corporate business structures.

I've found a true home at Redeemed Life Church in Azusa--it's like one big family where everyone…read morefeels included and loved from the moment you walk in. My wife Kasey and I cherish our time serving here, whether through serving through worship or serving the needs of our church, we feel it brings such a real difference in Azusa. This church doesn't just talk about reaching the lost and caring like Christ--they live it out, and it's transformed our lives. If you're looking for a welcoming place that feels like family and actively blesses the community, come join us!"

This church is family! I am so grateful for the people here and my life has been so impacted by the…read morePastors. The preaching is Bible based, the worship is Spirit lead, and the community is genuine. I am so grateful that the Lord brought me here back in 2017 and now I have a forever family.

Our family has attended Glendora Community Church for the past 13 years. We love that our church…read morefeels like family. We've met some of the most genuine, loving, and fun people here. A great place to worship!

I was 2 years old when my parents started attending Glendora Nazarene. So that makes me a long…read moretimer! My husband and I were married here. We raised our 3 daughters in this church and watched them turn into wonderful christian leaders. Thanks to not only the Pastoral staff but to the people that attend this church. They say it takes a village and this village was needed and appreciated! If you are looking for a loving church family you found the place. We recently moved out of state to South Carolina to be near our daughter, husband and granddaughter. We miss the church family enough to watch church on the internet every Sunday. I hope you feel at home like we did for the 63 years I attended!

My family has been regulars at this church for quite a while and I have to say that I am seriously…read moreimpressed with all of the positive changes within the last year or so. I absolutely love Pastor John Dix. Not only does he bring the word of God to life, but his energy and passion resonate with all of those who attend service. Not only has be brought the focus of God's word back to the community through programs such as Mercy Gate, he has helped diversify the congregation by bringing together people from all walk of life, ethnicity, age, and socioeconomic background. I grew up in Glendora and ,let's face it, I have always been an minority. When I learned that we know have young, muti-ethnic pastors in the church, I was just tickled pink. Not to mention, when Pastor John told the congregation that he was Black inside, and white on the outside (he was raised in the Congo), he won serious respect from me (when are you going to find that kind of honesty). I don't want to go in to details, but after changing pastors, I really believe that Grace is headed in the direction it needs to because it had been taken down a road that was not healthy for the congregation and community. In all truth, I stopped going because I didn't agree with the agenda of the previous pastor and started attending an phenomenal church called Flipside Church of Rancho Cucamons. I now live in Pasadena so the commute is a bit rough for me but I am now seeking to make Grace Church my new home. I am happy to say that I welcome the change and I am excited about 2013 and the fact that the Church will be going through the entire bible during the year.

Pastor and his sermons are amazing always speaks to me on things I am going through and teaching me…read morehow to love our lord and live by his words. The worship team is also amazing. I just finished a 10eeek rooted group and made amazing relationships. God is good all the time.

I love this church. The worship and preaching are great, they really care about kids and have a…read moregreat kids program. It's everything you'd want and expect from a church. But in addition to all that, the people are kind and welcoming. I love this church.

This church had given me a new experience in my walk with Christ. Pastor David has a heart to reach…read morethe ones in need from preaching to evangelizing. He leads bible studies and classes called OSL. Great way to help your life in being a better leader and christ follower. The congregation is loving amd very welcoming, if you come here for the first time it will feel like its your tenth time. I suggest to come and give it a listen.

I've never written a church review before, but Real Life L.A. isn't just any church -- it's a place…read morethat completely changed what "church" means to me. From the moment I walked through the doors, I felt something different. It wasn't just the warm smiles or the cozy, come-as-you-are atmosphere -- it was the message. Pastor Jim's preaching is on a whole other level. He doesn't just teach the Bible -- he brings it to life. His sermons are so engaging, full of humor, depth, love, and a down-to-earth compassion that makes you feel like he's speaking directly to your heart. It's the kind of preaching that makes you lean in, laugh out loud, and sometimes even tear up -- because it's that real. One of the most meaningful moments for our family personally was after I gave birth. Not only did Pastor personally visit our family in the hospital (the first time any pastor has ever done that in my life to be honest), but the whole church family showed up -- quite literally -- with homemade meals after my c-section surgery by my door. That kind of love? It's rare. And it's real. Another thing I deeply appreciate about Real Life is that we don't shy away from hard questions. Whether it's world events, social issues, or doubts about faith, this is a place where open conversations are encouraged. There are thoughtful discussions, seminars, and spaces to wrestle with the big stuff -- all in an atmosphere of grace, humility, and truth. It's refreshing to be part of a church that isn't afraid to engage with the real world head-on. If you're searching for a church that feels like home -- where the Word is alive, the people are genuine, and grace flows freely -- come experience Real Life L.A., come as you are.

Very welcoming church, with three services every Sunday. Many different events for children and…read moreadults occur often. Stop by and say hello.

This church and its members practice what they preach. All are welcome. Casual dress like jeans…read moreare common at Sunday service. Rev Karen Davis is an excellent preacher who links scripture to modern day issues like social justice. Lots of ways to participate besides Sunday service.

First Christian Church is a friendly, welcoming, and affirming community devoted to understanding…read morethe word of God and living in service to our neighbors . Reverend Karen Davis is very approachable and inspiring as well as being very involved in helping others. After spending many years of my life going to church because I felt an obligation to do so, I now enjoy going to church and I actually look forward to it.

Beautiful place to hike, definitely a work out. Very enjoyable and encouraging messages along the…read moretrail. And cant leave out the amazing cross at the very tip

I started with a strong 3.25 rating. Then added points for scenic views, moderste to high…read moredifficulty level, and lastly for endless mileage. The fiddg 1.2 miles are steep steep and steep. As a runner, its not easy to run all the way. For hikers, it will test you. Once on top of the ridge, the views are nixe, the workout can be challenging and the rest stops are welcomed. Parking is located within the open door church, but the trail can be accessed by a side route along a fenced trail. I did enjoy the benches that were provided by the local church, nice gesture. Pets welcomed on a leash. Based on the Glendora ridge mtwy. Once these attributes are added on, the rating is a strong 4 star.