The best church ever. I love this church. I wish that you had a bus that would come pick me up…read moresince I don't have a car. My phone number is 559-387-8821. God bless you and I wish that I was there today.

Hi to especially leadership in this church. Attended your…read morechurch a few times and not one person came up to us to great us, not blaming the pastor but back in the day this was inexcusable I'm not a new Christian so we just lean of God. But if I was a person coming in off the streets and was seeking spiritual guidance what then? The pastor preached a good message about time to take the led off the tippy cup but I was always taught it's starts with leadership first. I tell you this because we're looking for a place to call home and don't know if this is the place but only God know's. Thanks.

This is an amazingly friendly judgement free church. I would highly recommend especially if you are…read morelooking for a place to encounter the creator of the Universe.

This is a loving, upcoming, welcoming church for all ages. The youth and children's church are…read morefantastic. The church has supported a nearby school for years, both teachers and students. Helping the community and worshipping God in Spirit and in truth! You'll love it! Watch from home on YouTube. NEAG.CHURCH

I love this church! The people are amazing! Such a family friendly environment. The worship is…read morealways captivating and the Sunday message is always on point! My family and I are so grateful we found LifeBridge!

Kay Petroff This is the most active Church I know all about helping the community. I love being a…read moremember here. There are so many good people here.

Nice place to worship God. It's fun clean and most of all has an amazing atmosphere of people.read more

An amazing church with friendly people, a wonderful children's ministry, and great leadership! I…read morefelt comfortable and inspired in my faith. I look forward to coming back.

I have been attending Truth Tabernacle for close to 43 years. I always had a desire for God and as…read morea single young woman, with a baby girl, I made up my mind that I was going to raise her in a godly home. Not one time have I regretted that decision. God has been so good to me and my family. He has blessed me abundantly, given me a beautiful church family. I have no complaints. I just am so thankful to God that he led me there. There is a saying that goes: there is no perfect church. If it was perfect before you got there, once you entered, it no longer is. Not one of us is perfect, it's the goodness and grace of God and his hand of protection that saves us!

Not a friendly church to visit or become a member of. I am blessed to have spiritual discernment…read moreand glad that the Lord moved my family and I into a church where they spiritually walk with the Lord showing Love, kindness and acceptance. We all fall short from the glory of God. Noone is better than the other. God bless you all..

We've visited this church a few times and every time we have visited we were welcomed with very…read morefriendly people! They would greet us at the parking lot to the front door and all the way down to our seats! It does get packed so make sure you go early. We loved the word and worship each time we visited. It's wonderful to see the people of this church bringing hope to the community. Can't wait to visit again!

I have very mixed feelings about this church and about this post... I grew up in this church…read morecommunity and spent most of my life in this community. I eventually moved and explored new churches, and WAS UTTERLY SHOCKED to discover what it felt like to be in healthy church communities. You don't know what you don't know, and my experiences at other churches helped me finally understand everything that had been missing from Cornerstone. Here are my main issues: (1) It started off as a Jesus-loving church (and still very much is), but they are WAY too political. They equate scripture with political opinion and call it truth. Conservatism IS Christianity here. In my last year there, there were numerous times when they invited local conservative politicians to their service and told their fairly large congregation who to vote for. If you're political values are outside of their belief system, you will definitely feel alone and like a bad Christian. (2) Ministry: A lot of churches have this issue, but it felt especially prevalent when I was at Cornerstone. First off, important to know that EVERYONE is related to each other there. Everyone in pastoral leadership and church administration is somehow related or best friends with someone. You don't get far in leading ministry unless you have a personal connection with the Franklins and THEY trust YOU. I spent a lot of years there, and I would be surprised if they knew anything about me other than my name, even though I worked in numerous ministries, was involved in the church, and in similar spaces. The relationships between the laity and church leadership feels very disjointed. ALSO: THERE IS SO MUCH DRAMA BETWEEN EVERYONE IN MINISTRY. Hint: if you want to know about the health of a church, don't look at numbers, look at its culture and ministry. (3) Theology (how they understand the Bible and what it means): I just disagree with Cornerstone's understanding of God and Church majorly. For me, being a Christian means helping others encounter the presence of God through exemplifying love, grace, and everything in between. In my opinion, Cornerstone is very legalistic (focusing on what is "right" verses actually living that out). In one service, a couple came up to dedicate their baby and it was unclear if they were married but they were living together. Jim Franklin called them out in front of the whole congregation and told them they were living in sin, and they clarified that they were indeed married. While I agree that premarital living is not ideal, the focus of that moment should have been a moment of celebration as this couple (who may or may not have known better) decided to dedicate their baby to God. Instead, it turned into a public condemnation that felt wildly awkward and inappropriate. It turned out alright, but what if this couple had been new to Christianity and weren't married? I had a personal experience bringing my significant other to church for the first time, and because they weren't Christian, I was told BY A GREETER that I should just ditch them. They laughed and said they were kidding, but that deeply affected the way my significant other understood Christian culture. They eventually became Christian and found a home in an amazing church no thanks to Cornerstone. (4) There is just a general lack of community. You will learn people's names for sure, and you will smile and greet people during the 1-minute pause for fellowship at the beginning of Sunday Service. People CAN be nice, but it all just feels really superficial. It just felt like the typical Christian nice demeanor. Spending most of my life at this church, I never got to know anyone's story and they never asked about mine. I never prayed with my church community about their praise reports or prayer requests (like I do at my current church) and I never found roots at this church despite going almost every single Sunday. On the one hand, you could argue it is up to me to create those opportunities, which is valid. But I also think it says a LOT when a church doesn't create those opportunities systematically. Okay, I know I wrote a lot of negatives here, but I want to write a balanced review of my time here and also note some of the good. While I have major problems with Cornerstone as a church and its pastoral administration, no one can question that the people in the congregation love Jesus and do their best to serve him. Are they biblically misinformed? A lot of the time, yes. Are they very political, outspoken, and willing to fight for their beliefs, also yes. It's not a culture I want to be a part of and I have a very different approach to ministry, but no one can argue and say that these people aren't committed to God in the best way they know how to be. They're well-intentioned people, and that's all I can say about this church.

Have always felt loved, taken care of, safe, and taught well about God and his truth and how God…read morewants a relationship with me. The building is not home. It's the people

Central Valley Church of Christ is now my home Church. I moved up here from our San Diego church to…read morebe closer to my son and granddaughter. The church itself is smaller than the one in San Diego and that has given me the ability to get to know people easier and see the love and caring that is in all of our churches around the world. Next month will mark 25 years with the church and I have never looked back or decided I needed to stop serving and loving my God. This church has helped me tremendously and that I know I have people who will be there for me no matter what. Too many times people go to church because it's the right thing to do or because they really want to be a part of a church. But once they leave the building and go home, there is no or little interaction between people in the church. It is so important to always make sure that you are part of a congregation that is in your life and that you want to be a part of fully. If you're looking for a place to come to where you can not only "feel" loved and cared for, but "be" loved and cared for, then this place is for you. Come join us and meet everyone and feel at home. On the other side of that coin, you will also find that this church will help you stay faithful by being challenged to be in your Bible and pray, but also to be open and honest. We humans need people in our lives to help us to see where we really are. The heart is deceitful Above All Things and we need to always recognize this so that our emotions don't take over. I'm not saying that there are not good people and churches out there but I've seen so many things over the last 25 years and met too many people whose lives are a mess. Obviously, we can be going to church and have troubles. That comes with being human and living on this Earth with Satan doing everything he can to pull us away. The key is to always be open and transparent with sin and what we're really feeling and going through. I hope everyone has a blessed and wonderful day everyday.

Our kids played with Upward hosted by Campus Bible Church. The people who are on staff are kind and…read morewelcoming. Upward here at CBC is huge! There must be 300 kids or something. They do basketball and cheer. There is a practice once a week and games on Saturday. There are many programs at CBC if you're needing community or a wholesome place for you or your kids to make friends.

Expository teaching! Plus a bit of humor. And intensity too. Very thankful for this church where…read morepeople are welcoming and genuine. Adoption is celebrated and homeschoolers are abundant. What else? Awana!! Sports fun and music programs. I like this place.