Great stop for all your Jewish needs. Very friendly and welcoming of all. The food is always…read moreamazing.

Chabad of Southern Oregon is a very welcoming place. We recently visited Ashland to see some plays…read moreand were there on Shabbat. We walked over to the house on Hillview street and were immediately welcomed. They made room for us and were very happy to have more people to make a minyan with. The service was full of singing and ruach. Following the service a lovely Shabbat meal was served. The service, meal and great conversation made our Shabbat very relaxing and warm.

I grew up listening to Jon Courson and this weekend we took a drive from Salem down to this area…read moreand decided to go to Applegate Christian Fellowship. I have a service dog who has attended every church service with me - we were even openly welcomed at Athey Creek where Pastor Brett Meador teaches, and our own church in Salem. As we were walking up - a guy in a red tshirt tells us my service dog isn't allowed. Very disappointing!! We left and drove back to Faith Baptist where I went as a teenager for events.

It feels like home, warm, friendly, and always learn something new. Educational and enjoyable.read more

I really love how personal this church is. You get a real feeling of how connected everyone there…read moreis to God and each other. Pastor Dennis treats everyone like family and gives a great message that connects you with the Bible passages very well.

From the owner: Little Country Church on the edge of town. We are striving to make Pine Grove a place where…read moreordinary people feel at home. It's a place you BELONG. We want to help you build a strong family and develop deep relationships with other believers. More than any other goal, ours is to honor God and lead others to do the same. Its the goal of taking ordinary people and doing extra- ordinary things

They call themselves a vibrant church ;you see the word vibrant used a lot in other Orthodox church…read moreself descriptions. I wonder why they never call you back when you need to speak to a fellow Christian. Could it be the vibrating cell phones and pagers linking up the gossiping Gospel crowd too busy to call you back. Is it the vibration that makes them so vibrant. Maybe it's the incense causing the throat to itch ;sorry can't talk to you now.. Whatever the case ,these folks are so far into themselves I wonder if they ever get to see daylight. My sermon in a sentence for these folks is "Whatsoever ye sow so shall ye reap".

A small but vibrant, loving community! I'm thankful there's an Orthodox churhc in Roseburg!read more