This church is located in Lincoln, a good 15 - 20 minutes away from home. Not my parish but I find…read morethe community and the service beautiful. A lot of parking spots available in the front and back of the church. The church itself is beautiful. The choir did a good job. I attended the bilingual mass on St. Joseph's Feast Day. Fr. Freddy, their Pastor gave a really good homily on the life of St. Joseph. The parishioners were also very friendly and nice. I felt at ease in this church. March 2026

Incredible community, they do so much for both the local community and for the congregation itself…read more I've been coming here since 2018, and it's one of my favorite Perishes, the people here truly care about one another, and are there for each other in meaningful ways. Lastly, I've been to many both wonderful and not-so-great perishes over the years, I feel compelled to say that not only is it very diverse in terms of membership, but I've never run into hatefulness in all the years I've attended this Church. I wish as a Practicing Catholic I could say that I never run into that elsewhere, but that would be untrue. These are people of the deposit of Faith and it shows.

It felt like family for us from day one. We were craving a church that actually believes in…read morepreaches the word of God. And does so with passion enjoy. We found it. This church family is comprised mostly Lincoln locals and natives. They are extremely welcoming and warm. Go out of their way to make sure everybody feels at home like family. They preach Jesus as their message. Loving people and loving Jesus. Two things that are very important to us.

Fantastic Church Home.. The people are friendly, the facilities are very well-maintained and…read morebeautifully kept. Pastor Fred preaches the word of faith with a very encouraging and forgiving message. Pastor Cindi leads wonderful a worship band with uplifting music. Together they Minister in a wonderful church. People's lives are changed on a regular basis through the word of God, which is shared, and lived out. Come out for a service; you will not be disappointed.

It feels a little self-serving to do a review of a church where I serve on staff so my review is…read moreabout the people. You will be hard-pressed to find a more welcoming group of believers who love Christ like the saints at GBC Roseville. Their love for Christ drives their love for people. They love the Word because they love Christ. Come here and you will be blessed.

A few preliminary remarks before my main comments. The church building is a lovely white chapel…read morewith plenty of parking. There are two main entrances into the church. We entered the church from the front entrance yet many people enter the building from the side entrance. The church is denominationally Southern Baptist that affirms the Five Solas of the Protestant reformation (e.g. Calvinism). The Bible translation used by GBC is the English Standard Version (ESV) and/or New American Standard Bible (NASB). My family and I were quickly welcomed for our first visit. The deacons provided us with visitor welcome packets full of information about GBC. We were greatly impressed by the expository preaching, congregational worship (it really is the whole church singing), and the authenticity of God's people at GBC. Pastor Rod Santiago's preaching is exquisitely expositional. Pastor Santiago preaches verse by verse, with detail given to the original Biblical languages, to effectively communicate the full counsel of God. He exemplifies proper homiletics to the glory of God (i.e. sermons flow from exegesis to biblical theology with practical application). He exemplifies holistic preaching. He applies the Bible holistically to the person with the intent God transforms both the mind and heart with the glorious gospel of Christ. The theological richness and reflection of Pastor Santiago's messages are, by the power of the Holy Spirit, convicting, challenging, correcting, and heart-changing. There is proper balance at GBC, in the sense that, biblical theology births doxology and evidences good works. I think GBC's practice of communion is richly developed/nuanced. Any given person is warned with serious conviction that communion is a sign of the New Covenant, Christ's substitutionary death for the penalty of sin, and His imminent return for authentic Christians (that divides/separates believers and unbelievers). Communion is not a trifling practice nor is it a ritual; rather, it communicates/relates symbolically a direct connection (e.g. self-identifying) with the gospel. The worship consists of doctrinally enriched classic and contemporary hymns/songs. The style of music does not feel like a Christian rock concert where the vocalist is the focus. Quite the opposite. The whole church congregation echoes in songs of praise to God. The church unity is evident in the corporate singing. The lyrics promote praise, reflection, and celebration. The people at GBC express authenticity, transparency and security. I'd recommend anyone to visit and/or join. Blessings on you.

Been going here for a while. It is a great church to experience the love of God with his people. My…read moreson loves going to church here, he is a toddler so that means a lot to me for sure.

I have been to this church quite a few times I signed up from Grisha and the classes are available…read moreonline free this is a great amazing place. This is a non-domination church but they have several activities. The grief share is absolutely a wonderful class to attend if you've lost a loved one the videos are very helpful and it definitely helps. You understand your grief, the ladies of class were very great. It was definitely a very nice way to deal with my grief to have people that understand that I've been there and know what it's like. It definitely help me deal with my grief more better than I thought I was this is a great church and they have services on Sunday two different services, very great church very great establishment. They also have groups you could join women's Bible study men's ministries and much more if you're looking for a new church I would definitely recommend checking out Granite Springs Church of Lincoln. They are awesome and they are non-domination a lot of people don't understand what non-domination means it means basically, they're not a Christian church they're not Catholic. They're not Jewish. They are everything so that comes in handy especially if you have family members that aren't all the same religion this accommodates to all of them very great establishment very friendly staff very great place to check out thank you, Granite Springs Church of Lincoln. I definitely enjoyed the Greek share and help me understand my grief better than what I thought I was dealing with it. Thank you again and I will see you again very I will see you very soon. Thank you again. Have a great holiday season and a happy Fourth of July. :-)

We've passed by this neighborhood church so many times but never attended a service in the past…read more We did attend a few Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University sessions here in the past though (which are highly recommended!) This year, we received a postcard in the mail where this church announced their Christmas services. We figured we'd stop by and check it out. We showed up around 4:20pm for their 4:30pm and were so glad we had come early because the place was filling up really quickly! They even had an overflow area with additional seating in the foyer area. The greeters and ushers were very friendly and welcomed us with huge smiles and handshakes. We were also handed a candle and wax holder/catcher thingie as we entered the sanctuary. We sang a few Christmas carols with a spin on them, heard a short Children's Message, and then the pastor gave a message about Christmas. The candlelight part of the service was neat. I've forgotten how pretty everything looks when the lights are turned out and only candles are burning. I was mesmerized by my candle and the burning wax. :P In their closing, one of the church staff announced that they had a little gift for new attenders, which was a book by Max Lucado. I thought that was a nice touch. As we left the sanctuary, we were pleasantly surprised to be given a huge cloth grocery bag with the church's logo on the front. Inside the grocery bag were some printouts of service times and a newsletter, as well as two fancy ballpoint pens, and a small Max Lucado book. They also had pencil pouches with school supplies and small toys for students too. I think it is so great that this church is reaching out to the community in this way. Definitely check out one of their services if you happen to be in the area. SATURDAY 4:30PM MODERN WORSHIP Band led worship SUNDAY 8:00AM & 11:00AM CLASSIC WORSHIP Worship with organ & choir SUNDAY 9:30AM MODERN WORSHIP Band led worship

This is a great Lutheran church. This was the first time for us to visit this church since moving…read morehere. It was a great Christmas Eve service at 4:30 with a modern band. They have two other later services today. Please go by if you have a chance. The band was great with a spin on some classic Christmas songs. The message was relevant and the pastor was spot on when it came to the sermon. After the offering, song, and prayer, the congregation lit candles inside the sanctuary and sang another song. It was a beautiful service.

This is a wonderfully warm, welcoming, Episcopal Church. The church aesthetic is modern and the…read moreservice is lighthearted and more contemporary than most. If you want a safe place to seek God, they'll welcome you here and affirm you, just as you are. The music is a mix of contemporary and traditional, and the service is projected on screens so everyone can participate if they want to. The church also supports and provides volunteers for a whole host of services for the poor, the hungry, the homeless, and at risk youth. You get the feeling that these are people who are really trying to follow Jesus and live out his radical ideas of loving your neighbor. The weekly service is also on YouTube if you want to check it out ahead of time. The congregation is made up of a few lifetime Episcopalians and whole host of former Baptists, Presbyterians, and other protestant church-goers and of course, plenty of former Roman Catholics. There's a nursery and Sunday school for the kids, or they can stay with you and are welcome to wiggle and giggle in the sanctuary.

A wonderful congregation with a positive and uplifting service. The church is the happiest, most…read moreopen and active that I've ever attended. They are very committed to seeing everyone as equal. While the church is Episcopal, the attendees come from almost every faith. They have women and men priests and everyone is welcome to receive communion. Many have come from the Roman Catholic faith.

I love this church and its people so much that when I moved away (out of state) I missed it so much…read moreI just had to come back. I just couldn't find the kind of fellowship and worship I longed for elsewhere. This church and its Pastor truly want to see a move of God. Very community minded, loving church, and Pastor.

Today was my first time attending this church for All Souls' Day at the 10:30 Mass, and it was,…read morewithout question, the most irreverent service I have ever experienced. Before Mass began, the congregation treated the sanctuary like a social gathering--laughing, chatting, and showing no sense of reverence for the Lord or respect for those trying to pray. It was disheartening to see such disregard for the sacredness of the liturgy. Even more disturbing, the visual and audio crew carried on casual conversations throughout the Mass, including during the consecration of the Eucharist--the most solemn and sacred moment of Catholic worship. This complete lack of decorum and respect made it impossible to focus on prayer or reflection. If you value reverence, silence, and genuine devotion during the Holy Mass, I strongly advise seeking another parish. This community clearly treats worship as a routine event rather than an encounter with the divine.

Such a beautiful homily and mass today. Fr. Michael B. always amazes me of his knowledge and gift…read moreto inspire people with his homilies. Happy New Year to my catholic community