Wonderful fellowship, friendly teaching, the pure milk of the Word, solid biblical preaching --not…read moretickling you, but really giving you the Way, Truth, and Life in Jesus.

Wonderful service. Very welcoming. Of course this is all due to Paster Mark. He is a one of a kind,…read moregenuinely, good guy!

I was a Grace member when West Brazelton was Pastor and Jeremy Acton was Worship Leader. Billy…read moreDaugherty later became the Pastor and has been wonderful. This congregation continues to serve God faithfully and is a beacon for Christ in the Eastern Sierra. May God bless Grace and its ministries!

We heard a wonderful message, and shared the morning with very friendly people. The music was…read morecontemporary and very worshipful.

A quaint little church located close to the mountains makes it super accessible for…read morefamilies/travelers who are in the area for a weekend of skiiing/snowboarding or just visiting the area. Parking is pretty open, but can get quite dark at night and there weren't many lights from what I can remember. The church itself is pretty cozy, not too big....probably could hold no more than 200 people. But again, you feel comfortable there. The priest that celebrated mass when we were there with my family was also visiting, so I can't really write about the resident priest. But the rest of the parish community was quite friendly; I'm sure they see a lot of visiting guests. Definitely found my church for the next time I'm here!

Lovely church. Great priest and music. Schedule:…read moreSt. Joseph's Church, Mammoth Lakes, California Saturday Evening Vigil: 6:00 PM (Directions to St. Joseph's) Sunday: 8:00 AM (English) Dom: 5:30 PM (La Misa Español) Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM in the Rectory -- The door is open, just come in (please do not ring the bell). First Friday of each month - 7:00 PM Mass and the rite of Exposition, Adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

My friend took me to this little church while I was in mammoth for the weekend. Great worship and…read moremessage. Everyone seemed super friendly and inviting. I loved that service started at 6pm because most churches start much earlier. It was a really laid back environment and the message was easy to understand. I would definitely come back next time I'm in mammoth and I recommend anyone to go and check it out!

A really nice little "country church" where both the people and the pastor are friendly! I…read morerecommend it!

Wonderfully friendly community. Mass times are pictured…read morefor those visiting. As a hiker passing through, I appreciate that I can go to Mass.

Wonderful parish! The liturgies are reverent and Fr Gracey is a great priest and upholder of the…read morechurches traditional teachings

I played the piano for worship here for three years -- 2007-2009. It is non-denominational. and the…read morepastor preaches the Bible faithfully.

This little church is located in the heart of Yosemite Valley, on the loop across from Yosemite…read moreFalls. The postcard shows the quaint old building with Half Dome in the background. It feels like an old New England type of design, with wooden construction and pointed steeple. The grounds are nice with a few parking spots. I think services can take about 30+ people now, considering that every other row is roped off due to covid, in order to honor the park service rules. Even though it's one of the oldest churches in the west, its well maintained with decent amenities. We came for the Christmas Eve candle light service, and it was beautiful! This isn't just some tourist church--Pastor Brent Moore gave a moving sermon on Christ choosing to come into the world for you and me. The worship music and hymns were stirring. As Pastor Brent said, He is born!

We moved to Oakhurst a few months ago and have been trying to find our home while we are here. We…read morecame from an amazing church in Seattle that was VERY spirit filled and in the midst of an awesome revival. After checking a few places out I finally came here and we found it. It's very small and intimate. Worship is awesome. The children's ministry is great and the messages have been on point every time. Definitely a church that is filled with love

Well, let's just say it's a different kind of Church. The environment is warm, inviting, and where…read moreall are welcome regardless of their baggage. Whether you are a bible scholar or not even a Christian you will all feel welcome at the Grove as there is no feeling of exclusivity or feeling like organized religion full of man-made rules or rituals. There are no judgmental bible thumping Pharisee hypocrites pointing their finger at you or making you feel bad for your past or present issues. Relaxed friendly environment, come as you are, without leaving your personality at the door just as Jesus expected. I doubt you will see a suit let alone a tie and if your visiting probably wouldn't even know which person was the pastor until he walked up to give the sermon. We are all sinners in the eyes of the Lord, none greater than the other. They have great worship music for all ages played by a live band, and definitely no boring sermons, and unafraid to speak the truths in scripture from the pulpit. Sometimes there are props to make points so you don't know if one Sunday there will be a boat on the stage or the pastor crushing a can of cola during the sermon. The Grove is obviously focused and committed to reaching people and bringing them to Jesus rather than attendance and money. Lots of programs and activities to fellowship and learn more about scripture to improve your relationship with God. I've seen no evidence of clicks or "higher than mighty" attitudes rather everyone seems like family to each other and you will too after spending a few minutes at the 9:30 am coffee connections before church. I have been to a lot of churches but this is the only one that feels like family reunion every Sunday even with people you haven't even met before. Truly a church where even the non-churched can also feel comfortable attending. Coffee connections at 9:30 am, and service promptly starts at 10:00 am, and is usually over by 11:15 or 11:30.