We moved to Red Bluff in 2013 and tried out a few churches. We were so impressed with such loving…read morepeople at First Baptist. Great biblical teaching from a humble Pastor. We are now members and have gotten involved in various church ministries here. We love FBC!!!

At the Fall Festival this year on the evening of Halloween. It was fun. There was different…read morecarnival type games and booths set up. And no matter how well you did. All the kids got candy after each one. And there was no need to buy tickets. It was all free. An amazing and SAFE alternative to trick or treating. We will def be making this an annual event!

I've been personally blessed by the pastor and a deacon from this church. They exemplify goodness…read moreand quality community. I highly recommend this church, as the leadership is truly concerned for the well being of people. Thank you so much Neighborhood! Casey.

Every time I have visited Calvary Chapel while spending the weekend with my parents I have been…read moreimpressed with the solid Biblical teaching each time, regardless of who is speaking . The music is a pleasant volume level especially for the older crowd ( I have to admit I am more accustomed with the loud concert type modern church, so this is a nice change) and the worship time is heart-felt and authentic. the church is very clean, inside and out, and the expansion and growth of the building, school, radio station all are evidence of good growth to me. Lots of kids ! I am very pleased my parents have found such a lovely home church and look forward to visiting again in the future.

I was visiting the city on business and decided to check out a Sunday service at this church. While…read morethe folks were friendly, there were red flags. First one, no one had a mask on. Second red flag was when the Pastor said, "Masks and Vaccines are clearly doing more harm than good." I got up and left. If you're looking for the antivax crowd in Red Bluff, you have found them. They must not have heard about super spreader events in churches. It's sad. There are many churches in Red Bluff, please find one where the people care enough about their fellow humans to help us end this pandemic.

First time here in this very unique place of tranquility, hospitality and spirituality. Well worth…read morea visit just to observe the beautifully designed place of worship incorporating the sacred stones of an earlier abbey in Spain and its rich history . This is a working abbey with organic vineyards, wine tasting facilities, fruit and nut orchards and a Book and gift shop . Definitely well worth a visit on a day trip or stay a few days on retreat .

First time retreatant and though I arrived extremely apprehensive, I left the tranquil and lush…read moresurroundings overwhelmingly grateful for the peaceful space this place intentionally creates for the retreatants to spend time with God. I was recommended the place by two very good friends but as I approached and arrived, I felt out of place as a female Protestant from a Presbyterian background. I genuinely questioned myself: "what the heck am I doing here?!" but very quickly, as I eased into the first day, my friend Marco's encouragement that "you will have plenty of physical space and the emotional space to meet God and have your prayers answered and exceeded" were certainly true. The sparse dorm-like room is air conditioned with your own bathroom and shower. A printed schedule of meal times, mass times are in each room, but otherwise, you are here for a self-directed retreat. I recommend you bring your own pillow and the one provided was high and firm. The meals are held in the original Leland Stanford farm house with watery window panes. There is a library open for retreatants and though I didn't think I'd find anything I would like, I ended up reading two Henri Nouwen books cover to cover. Whether you talk with other retreatants is up to you and them throughout your stay. There is a separated silent dining room and the main dining room where chatting is allowed. I arrived with a boatload of books and articles I'd printed out, but it was the long walks in the walnut orchard, along the creek, and along the vineyards that yielded the most interesting insights and answers. I ended up doing a sort of "memento mori" meditative walk along the numbered vines from 1 to 78 where I stopped at each number and went through each year of my life. Long story long, the new Clairveaux Abbey is a beautiful retreat center that provides you with plenty of physical and emotional space to encounter our real God in quiet and very emphatic ways.

I went to church here while visiting friends in the area. They regularly attend here…read more The church is not too small, but not too big either. Everyone was friendly and greeted me like I was a regular. The style was contemporary and he pastor gave a heart felt message. I really enjoyed the overall experience and would suggest it if you're looking for a church in the area.

We have felt home since the day we walked in the doors! Family friendly, all ages, great worship,…read moregreat pastor and staff, great people! We have learned more about the Bible, Jesus, our family, marriage and ourselves in such a short about of time. Solid Jesus foundation -- completely biblical based!

Building is run down and likely in violation of fire codes. Marked fire exits claim to be alarmed…read morebut are just for access to storage areas. The current pastor acts inappropriately outside of church grounds. Much better options in Red Bluff for the Christian community.

Great local church. Not too small and not too big. The people are so friendly and you feel so…read morewelcome. Their children's ministry is wonderful, sweet, loving folks. Perfect if you are looking for a place to belong and get support during difficult times.