Living Hope is a great place to be. We were looking for a church that let us feel at home, and we…read morefound it here. Jeff (the pastor), and his staff are all amazing, talented people. I am definitely not the "church" type, but I enjoy listening to Jeff talk, he has a way about it, a friendly, non-judgemental, and down to earth way of getting his message across. If you are looking for a good church, one that feels at home, and is filled with genuinely nice and productive folk, roll by on a Sunday, check em' out...

Living Hope is the best. The people are honest and authentic. Every Sunday we are greeted by a…read moreteam of people who are excited to see us, at the front gate. There's coffee and homemade snacks, and often donuts. The worship that is led by Rob is beautifully praiseworthy and God honoring. The musical talent is incredibly impressive. Pastor Jeff is dedicated to teaching truth in a way that is engaging, accurate, and memorable. His delivery is honest, usually has at least a few laughs, and is biblically accurate. My husband, children, and I are very involved in kid's ministry and it is our joy to serve there. There are 5 classes for children's church: a newborn-24 months class, a 2 & 3 year old class, a preschool-1st grade class, a 2nd-4th grade class, and a 5th & 6th grade class. My kids adore their teachers, come home excited and remembering their bible stories, and always leave with fun crafts. Living Hope is truly a church that is active in the community and has a vision to make God famous in Dixon. We are honored to worship our sovereign God with such beautiful people.

From the outside the church looks huge but it is actually a small but beautiful church and I agree,…read more the altar has a heavenly feel. The parishioners are very welcoming and I commend the altar girl who is accommodating enough to give me direction.

Sarah was rude and hung up the phone on me over five times. I called almost ten times today to…read morereceive assistance and help. This is not a very pleasant Catholic Church. I called when their office stated it opened and she kept claiming she was busy. Since the National Cemetery is in their backyard I was inquiring to see if I can have my mothers burial mass held here at this church instead of my home church (58miles away). The distance we live from the cemetery (an hour away) I felt rushed at our home Catholic Church only being able to start the burial mass at 10:00am there would be no way to catch the 12:30pm burial at the National Cemetery. I thought I could branch out and check the neighboring area for assistance and was rudely awaken. I was born and raised Catholic. Went to Sunday school every Sunday to receive my holy sacraments along with my 3 brothers. I never experienced such treatment from a business let alone a Catholic Church were people come for help and assistance in their time of need. I would never step foot in this establishment. I would never be a member of a community that allows Sarah to represent this Catholic Church. She is ungodly and should be ashamed of herself.

This is a great church to get connected with a group of people who won't forget if you aren't there…read moreon a Sunday and genuinely care about you and your family. The children's ministry here is great and the youth ministry REVEAL is amazing. My family and I have been here for about five years and we couldn't imagine being at any other church.If you like to laugh and serve the Lord then you might want to consider Dixon Community Church!

From the owner: We are an Assemblies of God Church…read more Are you looking for a place where you can grow in God, and partner in building His Kingdom? Here, we seek to Restore Hope to those who are hopeless, Revive the Hearts of people who feel weary, and Reveal Christ, the answer to every problem we face. We love fiercely, challenge firmly, and encourage constantly. We are unapologetic in Biblical teaching, and believe that the ways of the God are the path forward through any situation you find yourself. Come as you are, and let Him change you into who He wants you to be. We will walk alongside you with you in your journey!

This is a fine church for people of all ages. There is a thriving youth group that is led by a…read moredynamic young women who really seems to understand the youth point of view. The congregation is small and needs more active adults. The worship music is extremely good. The piano is played by a very talented young man who gets applause from the congregation right from their hearts. The bell choir is lovely! I attended this church one week and asked to become a member after the service. Since then I have faithfully attended!

The oldest historical church in town boasts some if the friendliest people you could ever find!…read more The intergenerational congregation has a great bible based educational program that nurtures learning and spiritual growth. If you love music this is the place for you! There is a vibrant music ministry which includes large group and small ensemble adult choirs, children's choir and Adult/youth handbell choir and kids chimes. The Christmas Cantata is amazing every year.

Great small town church with awesome people. Diverse spirit-led worship, women's, men's, and…read morechildren's programs. Fun outreach events for the community. Pastor delivers meaningful messages.

Went well! Someone nice purchased my first bible since my return ! Love it and it's very…read moresatisfying!

At home or in our RV travels, we attend Calvary Chapel. This is the 83rd we have visited. We…read moreconsistently find talented worship teams leading the congregation in contemporary Christian songs that are theologically sound. (This time a great singer, playing an acoustic guitar, accompanied by a young lady on keyboards.) Verse by verse teaching directly from the Bible is Calvary Chapel's curricula. Godly men teach sound doctrine in a manner that is easy to understand no matter how complex the material. Church is not the building, but the people. This small church, housed in a converted movie theatre, warmly made this visiting couple feel very welcome. An outstanding experience from start to finish.

https://youtu.be/WmnoShOkMpc?si=AAd9vKpZ6eN8l-Nt…read more Start at about midway~16.30 or so on the bar line and you will quickly figure out exactly what Jesus means and why His words here are so important. "This is not a suggestion it is a clear prohibition from the mouth of the Son of God Himself.... But doesn't the Bible command us to discern? The answer is yes. Discernment is necessary. In 1Corinthians 5:12 Paul affirms there is a responsibility to judge those who are within the community of faith....(16.40) "It requires an honest dialogue with God and it is precisely in this place of real humility that another dimension of the relationship with God begins to be revealed. It is one that religion often confuses distorts or simply ignores. Making God's house a marketplace. Among all the scenes recorded in the gospel there is one that surprises even the most seasoned Christians familiar with Bible stories. It was not the calming of the storm nor the multiplication of the loaves it was a scene of deliberate and purposeful violence~ Jesus Christ the same one who taught to turn the other cheek who healed lepers with tenderness and welcomed children with love made a whip with His own hands and entered the temple turning everything upside down. No gospel softens this moment. The Bible preserved it exactly as it happened. Matthew 21:12-13 records it bluntly ...."and Jesus entered the temple of God and drove out all who sold and bought in the temple and He overturned the tables of the money changers and the seats of those who sold pigeons." He said to them "It is written My house shall be called a house of prayer but you make it a den of robbers." It was not an impulsive gesture or a passing emotional reaction. It was the clearest expression that there is something God simply does not tolerate and that the Christian faith must face with complete honesty. What was the issue with those sellers? Superficially they were offering a service~ the pigeons were for sacrifices the money changers exchanged coins so that pilgrims could pay the temple tax it was convenient practical apparently necessary and that is exactly where the spiritual danger lies. When commercial convenience begins to occupy sacred space it does not appear as sacrilege it even seems to be serving God. But Jesus Christ saw it differently and the Bible recorded that He did not just speak He acted. Today the setting has changed but not the essence~ holy water sold in bottles consecrated ointments with a label and a price tickets for prophetic conferences raffles and bizarres within the temples themselves all packaged with spiritual language all justified as support for the ministry. The faith of simple people who enter that place genuinely seeking the presence of God ends up being being treated as a market opportunity -- what should be a house of prayer has slowly been transformed into a showcase for sacred products. It is important to understand that Jesus Christ's indignation was not against the money itself. The Bible never forbade churches from receiving offerings or ministers from being supported by the gospel. The problem was the wrong place with the wrong motivation. The space consecrated for worship have been turned into a commercial point. John 2:16 reports the same episode with the detail that cuts deep. Jesus said that His Father's house had been turned into a "house of trade." The Father's house. Not just any structure~ a space for communion for reverence for a genuine encounter with the eternal. The call that resonates here is for discernment. True faith knows how to distinguish what serves God from what serves profit in the name of God and when this discernment begins to be refined within someone contradictions that went unnoticed some of them even more subtle than a stall of products inside the temple" This is why the Prosperity Gospel is a problem. It is just not about money~they've created an entirely new gospel out of it all! (This isn't simply about making a profit off of God ~it's that it goes almost exclusively to the pastor and those he surrounds himself with. I called them "the Yes Men." If anyone corrects the pastor's behavior they are out. The prosperity gospel is vile. There's no other way to put it.) And that's why we've lost Christianity here in America. Unbelievers do not need that which is greedy and rebellious for they themselves are greedy and rebellious. Galatians 1:8-9 "But even if we or an angel from heaven preaches any other gospel to you than what we have preached, let him be accursed." These verses emphasize staying faithful to original apostolic teachings and rejecting false teachers who distort the gospel. My purpose is not to bring down any one church or any one person; it is to lift them up and lead them to repentance. I had to repent for my involvement. (Repenting is easy. The more you do it the easier it gets!) Amen. https://youtu.be/WmnoShOkMpc?si=7HLTqknfohquPbGY

Raised Catholic, I spent years going through the motions--never really feeling connected, more out…read moreof duty than anything else. Then I visited The Father's House... and everything changed. From the moment I walked in, I felt something real. Even my younger boys loved it and couldn't stop talking about how much they enjoyed being there. The atmosphere is deeply spiritual yet warm and welcoming--like coming home. The space is clean, the people are kind, supportive, and genuinely there to help guide you without judgment. The worship band? Absolutely soul-stirring. And the preacher speaks in a way that reminds me of that one guidance counselor who truly cares--someone who helps you find clarity and direction when you need it most. If you've ever felt disconnected or just been searching for something more, I can't recommend this place enough.

Finding Valley Church was like finding home. They are the most welcoming community, and I love the…read moreworship there! The pastors from Valley are very engaging, and my husband and I leave church every Sunday uplifted and ready for the new week. I can't recommend this church enough!

I love everything about Valley, it maybe too modern for some and to each their own, but everything…read morefrom the worship team, the people, to Pastor Jeremy are awesome. Anyone new to church, coming back after years, or looking for a new church would Fit right in. Such a welcoming church

St. Anthony Parish is a beautiful, rustic Catholic church in Winter, CA (near Vacaville). The…read moreconstruction is open and simple, appropriate to this rural setting, and the inside of the church is well-lit, owing both to its recent construction--relative to many Catholic churches--as well as the unpainted, bright pine slats that make up most of the ceiling. In short, St. Anthony Parish is a quaint and lovely setting for weekly masses and weddings alike.

Beautiful church and surrounding grounds. The courtyard is gorgeous with a fountain and mission…read morebells lighting.

The Harvest Church is amazing ! Pastor Dave is one of the most caring and compassionate pastors…read morethat I have ever met . I'm thankful to god to have found a home church for my family . you feel welcomed as you are there are not there to Jude you . they have an amazing band and you can feel god presence there for sure . thank you Harvest church.

I've been going to Harvest since June 2022 while checking out different churches, and I just have…read moreto say, this place has always been super welcoming and non-judgmental. The Holy Spirit is present here, and it feels like we're all one big family. The pastor is truly amazing; he preaches the truth, loves his church and makes an effort to get to know everyone. Every Sunday morning, you can expect to find his wife cheerfully introducing herself to new people and chatting with everyone. Harvest is just an awesome place!