Friendly and supportive people. Great Bible based sermons. The people supported me through an…read moreemotionally difficult divorce and financial hardship.

Good church, staff, and message and friendly members. Try it!!! Also a lovely location in Los…read moreAltos.*********

Foothills is a warm and welcoming community. Our historic sanctuary is beautiful and cozy. Our…read moreservices are enjoyable and thoughtful, with excellent preaching and a wide variety of great music. There are ample opportunities to participate in church life. We are an "open and affirming" (ONA) congregation, having made a public covenant of welcome into our full life and ministry to persons of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. https://www.ucc.org/lgbt_ona If you are seeking a place of peace and joy, you are welcome here.

I started attending Foothills about two years ago when I was church shopping. I had two small…read morechildren and I wanted to find a church community that would expose them to music, fellowship, volunteerism, and tradition. I quickly felt at home and knew instantly this was the place for us. The structure and traditions are similar to the church I grew up in, but Foothills is far more progressive--welcoming to people from all walks of life and levels of belief. I felt instantly welcomed and not at all judged. They are a smaller church community, but well-sized for their building, which is beautiful and peaceful. I visited other churches that were much larger and felt lost, not sure of how I would fit in. But Foothills is just the right size. There aren't a lot of young children...yet, but there is a lot of energy and enthusiasm. A year ago they hired a new pastor after their previous pastor retired. They also have a wonderful associate pastor who has been there for years and helps run the youth programs. They have a great nursery for small children that opens before church (although I brought my baby into church without a problem), a children's choir, youth classes, and an annual youth service trip. Some of my favorite activities/events at Foothills have included: a service day where groups volunteered at numerous sites in the area, an Iftar dinner with a local Muslim community, a peaceful candle-lit dinner for Maundy Thursday, and a potluck dinner followed by outing to see the Los Altos holiday parade. I hope you will consider stopping by and checking us out. You may find Foothills your new home.

One of my friends got married in this beautiful church. There is a decent size parking lot, so…read moreguests should not have trouble finding a spot. This church is really easy to find, too. It is conveniently located on the corner of Magdalena and Foothill Expressway. I took 1 star away, since there is no AC inside the church (except inside the restroom..lol). When it got kind of hot inside the church, I noticed a lot of people were fanning themselves with the wedding programs.

Really pretty Church inside. I liked it! But the parking isn't that great! :-(read more

If you are new to the Bay Area - be sure to check out true north church!…read more True North Church has a solid pastor, awesome worship leader, and a wonderful group of people who attend this church. It's a relatively small church so if you are itching to build relationships with people and the community.. This is the right church for you! Worship begins At 11am With light refreshments before/after service Church is located at Sofia university and there are plenty of signs along the way to guide you to the church!

I'm truly blessed to call True North my home church :)…read more The warm community and the gospel-centered messages are what truly kept me here. I'm in awe when I see our members serving to whatever capacity they can; whether it's through children's ministry, hospitality, outreach, etc! There's not much to say except come and experience what True North can offer!

I've been at Vive Church for almost four years now and have been serving pretty much that whole…read moretime. This house has shaped me in more ways than I can explain. I love a house that unapologetically preaches the Bible and not only that, equips its members to actually live it out. When my now husband and I started dating last January, he started coming to church with me. I invited him into something that had already changed my life, and then I got to watch it change his. The leadership here is so intentional and so dedicated to people. They really see you. They call things out of you that you might even miss in yourself. Watching him get activated in his faith was so special because it was real. It was genuine growth. Because of that culture that is so beautiful here at Vive, we have both been able to step more confidently into our calling of leading the next generation. It feels like such an honor to be in a place that does not just talk about purpose but actually equips you to walk in it. If I am being honest, when I first started coming years ago, I was hesitant to fully get involved. I would show up and serve but still keep parts of myself guarded. Once I really leaned in and allowed the leadership and community to love on me, everything shifted. The last three years especially have been exponential growth in my faith. My relationship with God is deeper, more personal, and more intentional than it has ever been. And it is not just a church, it is a family. I met my closest friends here. My wedding was full of people from this house. We have been continuously blessed by the leadership and guidance we have received, not just spiritually but in our careers and personal lives. Every aspect of our lives has been touched by leaders who genuinely dedicate their time to pour into you and go the extra mile for you. I am so grateful for a church that invests in people, believes in them, and calls them higher. This place has strengthened my faith, impacted my marriage, and positioned us to lead with confidence and conviction.

I was invited to Vive a few years ago and instantly felt at home. The people are so kind and…read moregenuine, and everything is done with excellence, from coffee, to worship, to church planting, to discipleship. Pastors Adam and Keira lead with bold faith, big vision, and genuine love for people. Getting plugged in changed everything for me. Serving on teams and joining a home group gave me real community, growth, and I even met my fiancé! It's been such a blessing to be part of this house. If you're looking for a church, I highly recommend checking out Vive.

This is one of my favorite Catholic churches to go. It's a small church but beautiful and makes me…read morefeel peaceful. The mass, the choir, and the priests are amazing! Most importantly it's rarely noisy so I can enjoy my time in the church.

I wish I lived in Los Altos so I could regularly attend mass at this quiant little church. The…read moremusic ministry is great and the male cantor they have sounds like an opera singer. I enjoy the small size of this church and how the pews are traditionally arranged all facing foward - it works well in a tiny church not so much in the large ones. It definately has a small community feel and the accoustics are great - the lectors, priest and musicians can be easily heard and understood. This church must be popular because they also have a small gathering room off to the side with chairs and televisions that have a live broadcast of the mass - used when the small church fills up. The location is a bit confusing to get to because you go through a beautifully nature filled neighborhood to get to it, so definitely use Mapquest or a GPS.

I've been here four times now and am starting to get a feel for the church…read more The Good: the venue/location at the Computer History Museum right off the 101 on Shoreline is easy to access and convenient. The service time is short and sweet, consistently one hour on the dot, with a ~20 min sermon. The congregation is very diverse and the people here are generally very nice and welcoming. They have ample organic coffee and doughnut holes laid out before and after every service. The pastor's sermons are bible-based and offer some practical application to modern day life. The bad: the pre-school teacher Jess was cold and not very welcoming to either us or our child. Maybe she was just having a bad day, but she did not make us feel comfortable and clearly did not want to be there. When we asked if my wife could stay with the child, she visibly bristled and said "for 5 minutes." When we explained that this was his first time and that he was not used to being in these kind of situations, she responded "yeah, there may be some tears, but usually they get over it. If he continues to cry, you'll have to come get him." She did not have a good poker face and her expressions clearly showed displeasure and annoyance at our questions. I don't know her personally, but the pre-school ministry is clearly not the right place for her. The other volunteers in the kids ministry were all very welcoming and friendly, taking the time to walk us through the check-in and check-out process. As toddler parents, a big part of our decision to join and stay with a church community is based on the experience for our child, who is just being introduced to God's family and love. We would strongly encourage the church leaders to reevaluate the pre-school program and find another volunteer who is a better representative of God's family and love.

I've been going to Current for a while now and I can confidently say that it is an awesome church…read more The community is so welcoming and God-centered, the love that they pour out is so obviously founded in Christ. The staff are so intentional and the ministries in which they serve are blessed by their devotion. David's sermons are really well-rounded as he's really intent on making biblical points that are applicable but don't stray from the original context and meaning. An additional bonus to coming to Current is the yummy snacks they have on special occasions (shoutout Rocko's Tacos, BonChon, and more). If you're looking for a local church that will welcome you with open arms and encourage you to grow in your faith, you should definitely visit Current (and take advantage of the free visitor lunch).

I'll admit it up front - this review is very biased. It's my home church, and it took a while to…read morefind one! I started here in 2003. It is an expositional Bible teaching, evangelical, fundamentalist church. If you are reading this far bear with it for a few more sentences, and following is an explanation if what this means. What you will find in our church are genuinely nice people who have a love for God and a Heart for others. You will hear the Word of God taught straight out of the Bible, and be drawn in by worship music like no other! Now what is all of that other stuff? Expositional Bible teaching means you read the Bible, study the context and the original language then "expose" how it applies in one's life. We don't teach how to make a million dollars using biblical principles. Evangelical means we take Jesus' commandment to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28) seriously. We evangelize meaning we promote and verbalize the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It does NOT mean we try to convert you to Christianity (as defined in Webster's dictionary). That's God's job. Fundamentalist is NOT a dirty word. It has become in some circles equivalent to being a terrorist. The Christian fundamentalist movement actually began in the early 1900's. A group of pastors formed a convention to confirm the fundamentals of the historic Christian faith. The church was being influenced by very liberal teachings that were not in line with what the Apostles taught (most of the New Testament). So regardless of what Rosie O'Donnell may say a Christian fundamentalist is not the same as a radical religious terrorist. We meet Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM and Thursday at 7:00 PM. The building is the Spanish 7th Day Adventist church on Sierra Vista. Check out our web site at www.ccmv.org. It has our beliefs and little briefs about our pastoral staff.

I echo all the 5 star reviews…read more We read, study and learn how to apply the teachings of the Holy Bible (NKJV)...book by book, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. We have heartfelt worship, encouraging prayer, a wonderful head pastor and his dedicated team of pastors & elders who truly tend, feed and love the church body! I love CCMV. I've since moved to San Jose but continue to go back up to Mountain View because that's how much I truly love and feel loved and spiritually nurtured in this church body. Briefly, this is the first church I have ever actively attended. Now, don't misunderstand, I've been to churches: Catholic, baptist, pentecostal etc... and that was prior to surrendering my life to Jesus Christ. But on that fateful Sunday more than 2 years ago, when I walked into this church in my penguin pajamas & bedhead: angry at the world, looking to pick a fight, weary & lost and not trusting anyone, especially not Christians... Not one dirty look came my way, but instead hugs and welcoming smiles and faces ... and the prophetic Word of God coming through Pastor Rick Franks to pierce my heart and bring me to salvation. CCMV is all about the Gospel. Come here if you want to learn more about who Jesus is, how to have a personal relationship with Him, and get a solid bible-teaching jump start on your new faith. Jesus loves you!

Great Service to the Community…read more These Wonderful Christian people from Abundant Life Christian Center came to Los Altos Sub-Acute & Rehabilitation Center to support the Patients. They played Music and Sang Gospel Hymns . Encouraged me . The Leaders were kind and gentle. They Prayed for my Healing . Jesus People

ALCF will hold its final service at the Leghorn facility on Sunday, May 5th, 2022 at 5:00 PM. This…read morecloses out the long-term, seemingly endless pastoral-Board-of Directors turmoil, which began with the ALCF's founding pastor's "moral failure," surprise resignation, and was subsequently followed by five former ALCF pastors. The final, current and sixth ALCF pastor, Gary Anderson was mysteriously absent from service on Sunday, April 24th, 2022. The facility was sold to the Palo Alto, California based Vive Church, in September, 2021. Vive subsequently evicted ALCF, for allegedly violating a long term lease, originally set to expire in 2023. Vive, a multi-racial, multicultural, multiple site, mega church will soon occupy the site as its headquarters. Vive is committed to keep using the Leghorn site for Christian works only. Vive's actions will prevent developers wrecking balls from bulldozing the facility. Hopefully and prayerfully, Vive and ALCF will continue God's work, grow and thrive. "God opens doors that no man can shut, and He shuts doors that no man can open.' God is your doorkeeper. Other people can't keep you out of your purpose; obstacles can't keep you from what God has ordained for you." -Joel Osteen. "'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future. '" -- Jeremiah 29:11. May God bless the ALCF family and the Vive congregants. Read more: https://padailypost.com/2021/12/12/churches-fighting-in-court-over- building/ https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5eb1edd795cde451fabc22c8/t/61008033d566032d03a7646e/1627422775907/VIVE+Permanent+Building_.pdf

What a lovely little church! Great job with an outdoor tented courtyard area. Floor is marked with…read morean X with tape every 6 feet. It's a nice community. I am not that into hearing about judgements of other people - what they wear, how we are "supposed" to act - hence 4 stars instead of 5. My advice, check out all the different mass times and find the priest that resonates with you!

I photographed a wedding ceremony here back in 2021. It is a beautiful church! The staff was very…read morefriendly, did a great job with covid regulations, and overall I had a great time photographing the wedding event.