No better church in the Valley.. Life changing is all I can say. The Pastors are true to the Word…read more If you need a church home, make LPCC the place.

If you are hungry for the Word of God this is the church for you. The Pastor's are amazing and…read moreteaches the Word with clarity and understanding. Living Praise Christian Center is a church of Purpose, Power and Praise. Come, join us and be blessed.

i came to this church to try it out because i've been looking for new churches. I was very happy…read morethat they had a young adults. The sunday service is really good i love the preaching. Unfortunately, I didn't feel welcomed by the young adult community, it seemed just very cliquey. Which sucks because everyone should feel included and not be about separation and only about who you know. I believe you should be fellowshipping with everyone and not leave people out. I understand people can be shy but if you've been there and it is your home church try to be more inviting and including.

Great church! Attended at Christmas two years ago and again last week to the Hispanic ministry. All…read morein Spanish and I try to keep up. Lively songs and sermon.

Picky, discrimination and wasteful…read more This so called church has issues I wouldn't go here since they discriminate. Before the church merged and became The Mount it was easy going now they don't allow certain people to certain areas. I got kicked out of a room for just sitting there during service time, away from the main church and then got kicked out after church. Reason was they said there's kids around( during service). Ok so after service the room has no kids then they kick us out again. I said put up a sign and no response. Then I went into the kitchen area entered the kitchen area from the back and just to get coffee and they kicked us out again. This place wastes money too. Keeping the lights, hiring a security guard, filling up a big coffee machine and throwing out over half the size of the machine left when they have the option to use a smaller machine. They also don't think when they have leftover food and coffee to save it or give it. I'm the main one who takes it otherwise it's mostly tossed. On event days later in the day why not save the leftover coffee. No they toss it and make new coffee. That's a waste of resources and money. Stay away from this church you have a better time elsewhere Even leaving stuff in the main room or other room they make it a big deal to take it. This place is way too picky. They don't even recycle cans and bottles even though they have blue bins. The front entrance of the church was opened and closed at certain times which is so dumb cause if you want people to visit during Sunday then leave it open and close it later on when everything is done. Theres trust issues. This same day the pastor talked about helping others out like the homeless, etc First Baptist church was better. We even tried to donate clothes for the church to send to another country but they didn't want it. Added on 3-11-24 I think they are attacking me and my youngest brother cause we go in the rooms to get coffee so it doesn't get tossed and I turn off the lights and tv ------- 5-24-26 Wonder how my review got deleted and this place got 5 stars, my dad told me yesterday how this place turns on the sprinklers on the street venders. When this place was taken over when the other pastor left it went downhill. They made flyers to do a meeting about rvs, street venders, homeless. They arent christlike, they aint true christians and don't care. They waste money on security and on moving the fence forward to the sidewalk. Wonder how the money is used. Amyways stay away from this bad place. Obviously they don't love thy neighbor which is god/jesus wants. The people here must be mad that i'm right and their wrong.

I kind of inherited this church when our Pastor left and we merged with another church, but it…read moreended up great. I really enjoy the Pastor's sermons. The people are friendly and there are plenty of weekly things to join. The youth group meets on Friday nights and is pretty big. They have a college and young adult group as well. They have weekend and midweek Bible studies and classes for the kids on Sunday morning. They have Spanish Bible studies as well. Services are in English (option to get earpiece for Spanish translation.) They also have an Armenian service once a month. If your looking for a place to land that has solid teaching, definitely check it out.

We love our church!…read more The congregation is multicultural and multi-generational, which makes worship here feel like a glimpse of what community should truly be--people from all walks of life coming together with purpose. Pastor Jonathan's preaching is always clear, relatable, and easy to understand no matter where you are in your faith journey. The atmosphere is welcoming, not just on Sundays but throughout the week. There are small groups available for every stage of life, which makes it easy to build deeper connections and grow in faith alongside others. We also appreciate the fun seasonal gatherings and family-friendly activities that help us stay connected outside of regular services. Whether you're new to faith or searching for a church family, you'll be met with kindness and open arms. Highly recommend!

I started attending church here about 2011 and it has become my family. It is a small church where…read moreauthentic friendships are cultivated and you can participate in so many aspects, whether it is singing, leading a Bible study, or creating a fellowship event. The pastors bring great understanding with relevant messages. They promote healing and discipleship to discover and embrace a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

I began attending WHPC two or three years ago. Pastor Ben Banner's sermons always make me feel so…read moreuplifted and excited to connect the message into my life. He is authentic, enthusiastic, and genuinely interested in inspiring every person who attends. The church has services and events that appeal to people who are moved by modern, innovative spiritual experiences as well as to those who like a traditional service. I enjoy the music in both types of services. The congregation is very friendly, warm, and welcoming. Becoming a part of this church community has been a true blessing for my family. I couldn't recommend attending WHPC more.

I have been going to Woodland Hills Presbyterian for over 12 as a member of a 12 Step Program and…read morehave had numerous interactions with some of it's staff and members during that time. Since approximately 6 months prior to Covid, I became a regular attending visitor. During all that time I have always had nothing but the most wonderful of in-person interactions with it's staff and members. When interacting with them as a 12 step representative, the staff have always gone out of their way to provide my group with anything and everything that we need to make the meeting go forward and succeed. As just a visitor, they (Staff and Members) always make be feel welcome and as part of the family. Never once have I heard any negativity within the wall of this wonderful Church. As a member of my 12 step group, I speak for the meeting, by saying that we (the meeting) are extremely appreciative of everything that Woodland Hills Presbyterian Church has done for us. Without having this Church as our meeting location, I, many time wonder where some of my friends would be today if they didn't have our meeting to attend for sobriety and support. I send Much Love to All the Staff and Members of this wonderful Church.

9 am service was great. Great sermon from guest pastor…read more Great upbeat energy. Quick and efficient service. Engaged congregation with a good mix of folks. Donuts and coffee afterwards in patio.

Such a nice place to rent out for any occasion. I gave it a 4 because the facility could definitely…read moreuse an upgrade or two. I like how it has two levels that you can see the stage from. It makes it easier to see the performances that go on because the audience hs not all on the same level. Anytime our company has used their services they have been very friendly and great about returning phone calls.

When I first came to believe in Christ in 2023, I had a deep desire to follow Him, but I didn't…read moreknow where to begin. Every church seemed to claim it had the truth, and I didn't know who to trust. As I began studying the history of Christianity, I became convinced that Oriental Orthodoxy had preserved the faith handed down by the Apostles, so I decided to visit St. Mary and St. Athanasius. When I first arrived, the church doors were locked and the building appeared empty. The candle area was open, so I stepped inside to pray. Within moments, a young woman from the church's youth group came running over and warmly introduced herself, asking who I was and what had brought me there. After hearing my story, she unlocked the church and, together with her brother, gave me a tour. What struck me most wasn't just their kindness--it was how young they were and yet how deeply they knew and loved their faith. Their knowledge, humility, and joy were incredibly refreshing. Over the following weeks I got to know them, many other members of the parish, and the clergy. They welcomed me with genuine love and invited me to spend my very first Holy Week as a Christian with them. Although I wasn't Egyptian and came from a completely different background, I was never treated like an outsider. From the very beginning, I was welcomed as family. Today, several years later, I serve as an altar server at St. Peter Armenian Apostolic Church. Even so, I still visit St. Mary and St. Athanasius from time to time to see the priests and friends I met during those first weeks of my walk with Christ. I can honestly say that the love, patience, guidance, and hospitality I received at this parish became a foundational part of my spiritual journey. I will always be grateful for the way this community cared for a young believer who knew almost nothing but sincerely wanted to know Christ. I am especially thankful to Fr. Elijah, whose kindness and pastoral guidance left a lasting impact on my life. May God continue to bless this parish and everyone who serves there. I pray that many others searching for Christ will find the same warmth, truth, and love that I found when I first walked through their doors.

Terrible place I apologize to St. Mary for even being included in the name of this so-called…read more"church" and school. The priests do NOT practice what they preach. It is a really negative environment and not welcoming at all. They are very colorist so the darker your skin tone, the more horribly treated you get. If you were not Egyptian, you are looked down upon. And they are very racist. Everyone It's always very snobby, dressed inappropriately while simultaneously judging everyone else. Please, I advise you to never come here.

I came here for a celebration of life, which was also decorated for Christmas and made it a little…read moreextra special. The church itself is pretty small compared to what I'm used to, but it worked for remembering who had passed away. They didn't have a pastor or priest speak, they left it up to the family to do what they wanted, and they just had friends and family say prayers and tell stories. A really nice and simple way to celebrate his life. The reception was down the hall in the same place. Tables set up all around and plenty of food for everyone who attended. Sandwiches, salads, veggies and fruits with cookies and a variety of drinks.

This church gives me the feeling that it's locals only. I loved Pastor John, I liked the word, I…read morecould even tolerate phonies, and there are a lot of them here, But no one is immune to admitting they are a sinner saved by the grace of God . Congregants here, staff, and the ones who claim to to raised up by this ministry in the word are more like moral perfectionist than saved Christians..That's a pecking order largely constructed by a gradi g scale based on how much you sin, not how much your forgiven. Religious, and religion is man trying to make himself credible by how much others sin compared to his sin. I'm not the type who would fit in, theres to much emphasis on moral discipline being requisite I stead of the inward transformation that God does by the power that reconciles all things to the Father through Jesus Christ.. See ya