Wonderful masjid all the brothers there are very kind and courteous. If you're in the area stop by…read morefor Salat

Amazing masjid my favirote one in west sacremento califorinia love going here it full focus is…read moreislam evreyobe here is nice and kind hearted i realy recommend other muslims to go to this amazing masjid here in sacremento

Went there this past weekend. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. The pastor had a good…read moremessage. I really enjoyed being there.

Great church with great folks. The pastor delivers sermons that regularly engage with what is going…read moreon in the news. The small groups are filled with passionate people, and the volunteer work they do in the area is inspiring. The congregation is LGBTQ friendly, and is welcoming of all people- not just all people determined by their gender/sexual identity, but all people, regardless of belief, dis/ability, nationality, and/or any aspect of self. It's a warm, welcoming congregation that believes in social justice and outreach.

A very friendly and diverse community that is open for all five prayers, daily. Street parking is…read moreavailable in addition to the lot in the back.

I'm a bad person. I fall asleep during church. But can you blame me? Honestly, there aren't very…read moremany Catholic churches that keep me awake during the homily. But all of that has changed thanks to the Newman Center. Newman definitely has the most friendliest environment out of all the churches I've been to. They greet you and sort of force you to meet the people around you too. And, they do this really cool song with hand gestures. Yes, hand gestures. It was the most amazing/funniest thing I've ever seen happen in church. Only thing I don't like about Newman is that it's soooo long. I mean, the announcments and petitions take forever. But it's still a great environment and really entertaining.

(NAMES CHANGED) I am a Graduate student at UC Davis. I…read moreattend Mass and "Newman Nights" when I am in Sacramento at The CSUS Newman Center. I always learn something new and interesting about my faith, and enjoy the activites. In September a speaker from the California Catholic Legislation Conference came to speak with us about the Catholic presence in California Legislation. I cannot remember his name but he brought his assistant ERICA with him to assist with his presentation. Everything was going very well. The speaker and ERICA took questions at the end about weather or not Priests are required to tell police if the penitent confesses to molesting a child. The Program Director MEGAN got very emotional, she raised her voice in front of the students, the speaker, and the Church Director ROBERT. She began to explain the importance of protecting the rights of the Priest and the rights of the Penitent if indeed he had molested a child. The conversation was interesting and well handled by the guest speaker and ERICA but MEGAN was very innapropriate and insensetive. MEGANS outburst was so innapropriate that another student had to change the subject with an immigration boarder question. We were all relieved. MEGAN appeared "out of sorts" and "overly passionate" which is not like her. She was suggesting to all of us that if one of us molested a child, that that is between us and God, and if someone molested us, that would be between the molestor and God. I decided to keep this to myself until I viewed the Sacramento Catholic Diocese Website today and found I.C.P. The Independent Compensation Program, (for victims and survivors of sexual abuse by priests) on the homepage of the website. I am a survivor of sexual abuse by a family member, not church related, and I felt that the guest speaker and ERICA were far more mature and sensitive in the handling of the subject matter. MEGAN made me feel unsafe, her comments were incongruent with the points of the speaker and the approach of the church. I also found a program on the Diocese Website for The Pastoral Care for Victims Of Abuse. Please speak with MEGAN. This is an excellent learning opportunity for her, sensitivity training is imperative when speaking about subjects like this. What she said covered up all the help the Church provides for victims and made me feel terrible. For the sake of student-members of the church like me who have survived but choose not to share, please speak with her. Thank you for considering this issue. Best, Farrah M.

I am echoing the other reviews. Plus the people who attend this church will be happy to see you,…read moreregardless of your beliefs or background. And for kids, this is one of the few activities in Davis where there is no competition, just care and sharing. It's a great place to spend a Sunday morning and "get away from it all".

The building and grounds are gorgeous and peaceful. This is an inclusive place to worship for those…read morewho are looking for spiritual community, but may not fit in a traditional Christian church model or other orthodox religious setting. Check it out!

Due to covid, you can make a reservation for Sunday on-site service at 9am or you can watch it…read moreonline from their website at 10am. Since it's a bit early to watch it livestream, this review is about their online content of past messages. Pleased to see a wealth of recorded messages from earlier in the year. There's at least 29 topics and each includes a set from the series. Featured messages on hope, lessons, family, love, prayer, and my personal favorite....Reset. Thank you Tyronne for your three messages on Reset! I loved this topic on making decisions for a great start. As you said, actions speak louder than words. I appreciate the reminder to not forget grace, having honorable relationships, and being of service to God and doing the work He calls us to do. Have a blessed day everyone! Source: John 21

I personally was grieved when I checked out this church back in August 2019. I was new and I…read moredeliberately came late, yet I was the first person there. The staff and pastor were very welcoming, but the people who attended did not seem spiritually hungry at all. Everyone nonchalantly came in 15-30 minutes late. The worship was like a concert and I could not sense the presence of God. People who were incredibly emotional during worship slept during the sermon. During the closing songs, these same people who slept during the sermons woke up and became very involved in the worship. I attended some new group on bible foundations. The people I spoke with told me about prayer mtg, but their main emphasis was that Bayside has a phenomenal worship team and that I should come check out the worship team and this was coming from a small group leader. As much as I wanted to stay, I couldn't see myself growing spiritually at this church. I do know that since then, there is a new pastor who sensed that the church was built on the wrong foundation. I hope that since then, the foundation would be based on Biblical teaching and prayer.

We love Bayside Church of Woodland! Cory Johnson (lead pastor) brings a solid message every week!…read moreGreg (worship pastor) never disappoints with the worship music! The kids ministry is run by a team of amazing volunteers and there are always lots of kids! Bayside also coordinates exciting and fun community events like the annual Easter Egg Hunt & Movies in the Park at Jack Slaven Park! Come check out this awesome local church in Woodland! We are so happy we finally found a place to call home!