Sunday is our favorite day because we're excited to go to CCSM CHURCH. My husband and I are blessed…read moreto be in the ministry. Biblical teaching help me grow spiritually. Fellowship after church is beautiful. If you're looking for mid-week study, they have it. Worship team are amazing I can feel the presence of God in their songs. Thank you. God is good.

I attended this church for the first time today. I was greeted warmly by several. The worship was…read morethoughtful and non threatening. The message was practical. A teach series called "Grit" --- a teaching focused on the Book of James. I really enjoyed all of the service and would recommend it and I would be open to revisiting.

We attended Saturday evening mass to celebrate our 34th wedding anniversary. The church was…read morebeautiful and we enjoyed speaking to the priest after mass. It was a quaint little church in downtown Half Moon Bay

While on vacation in Half Moon Bay my brother-in-law was having a significant birthday, so my wife…read morewanted to stop by a local church and offer him a blessing. We found the oddly-named Our Lady Of The Pillar Catholic Church near the downtown area. Fortunately, the church was open on an afternoon weekday, not something you can take for granted in these times. Perfect: my wife was able to do her small prayer for her brother. Churches are a place for quiet contemplation even if you are not religious. While waiting for my wife, I had a chance to admire the peaceful atmosphere and architecture of this church - beautiful wood pews and artwork abounded. A mural of Mary and the Angels behind the altar and lovely stain glass windows were striking. Our Lady Of The Pillar church has a rich history, it's namesake originating in 1868! The bell from this ancient church has survived and is probably displayed on church grounds.

This church is exactly what I was looking for. An open minded collection of spiritual individuals…read morecoming from a variety of spiritual traditions. This is a welcoming, non-judgmental fellowship of souls who are finding their way with their spiritual gifts, some just budding, some flourishing and thriving for some time. If you are awakening to your spirit gifts, and need a place to come explore and learn with others who are growing on their spiritual path through this life, this is a good place to do it with kindred souls.

As others have said, I experienced Church of Spiritual Church friendly and uplifting. It's a great…read moreplace to receive as well as share. I'm glad to have been introduced to this congregation - I definitely plan to be there again. If you use GPS/Google map - *do not* search for Cottage Lane. That lane is a small unmapped road from the parking lot where the Belmont Police station is located.

Father Angel is by far the best priest amongst the all others. i love when he gives homily always…read morehit the heart core and his words are always so powerful and touching to hear. The Bible verses and stories and stories are always the most beautiful one.

Very welcoming and small environment. Fr. Angel is so inspiring with his sermons, you will not be…read moredisappointed. Saturday after 4:30 Mass a weekly communal potluck to enjoy the company of other parishioners and get to know them better.

Although this is not my home congregation, I have attended services at this church many times…read more On my first visit to Grace a number of years ago, what struck me the most was that the church felt very warm and relaxed--very "home-like" in the nicest sense of the word. The congregation is a healthy mixture of young people, young families, and older people, such as you might find within your own family. Two Sunday service options (8:30 am and 10:45 am) feature great music, sermons, and weekly communion. Lively programs for children and teens are available. Grace also recently started a meditative Taizé service on "second Sundays at 7:00" (pm) which is a great way to both close the weekend and provide focus for the upcoming week. If you're looking for a church in Palo Alto, you should definitely give this one a try.

Take the tour!!! The flowers are amazing. The priest and…read morehis team, including the alter servers, do a great job. The choir and musicians also do a great job. The church always looks great especially during holidays like Easter and Christmas.

I came here on Christmas Eve for family mass at 4pm. Apparently it's one of the biggest Catholic…read morechurches in the Peninsula as evidenced by the impossible parking situation before mass. I thought showing up 15 minutes beforehand would at least get me a seat in the back pew but it was, as expected packed and it was standing room only at the back wall. Father Dave was understanding that being a family mass, there would be lots of families with crying babies and toddlers running around. The mass was beautiful and touching and for me, especially meaningful. Definitely a great church for all Catholics, non Catholics and lapsed Catholics such as myself.

They really letting that rainbow shine bright this month and the people here are way to accepting…read more It's like why even be a part of the church when you can go anywhere else if you don't want the true word of God.

Thank you for the kind community of First Congregational Church for allowing us to use your…read morebeautiful facility and for welcoming our group into your space.

I walked in to the church just after the Covid restrictions were lifted because I WANTED to go to…read morechurch. I was greeted warmly by the greeters. The second time I attended multiple people talked to me and the priests have had excellent sermons (especially Jude the current priest). Sometimes the music has more modern items than I prefer, but there is a nice mix of traditional and modern, with mostly excellent performances. They encourage participation, but are not pushy. I prefer liturgical services. This church with it's Episcopal bent, coupled with social consciousness is an excellent choice for anyone looking for more meaning and an actual community in the Menlo Park area. Check it out if you are interested in community or dissatisfied with another church in this area.

**************** REVIEW 426 ******************…read more I'm not Christian nor Catholic, I'm Buddhist in fact, but I've been coming to this church for over 10 years as a volunteer in their Sunday kitchen, cooking for the less fortunate ones. This wonderful church serves the homeless and low income families with a full meal 5 days a week. They join with InnVision and Hands on Bay Area organizations. A full meal consists of a salad, a savory main course, a starch dish, and a veggies dish, plus dessert! We are serving average of 80-120 people per Sunday, and we do offer second meal, when we have enough food donation! It's a beautiful church with open arms to all! Please come by to volunteer, we always need food donation and helpers!