Imam Omar is the best. The community is wonderful and inviting. Great family atmosphere and…read moreprograms for youth.

Whether you're a strong believer or a meditation novice this meditation center is for you…read more Everyone's guilty of being so busy with school, work, or kids or sometimes all three we forget to do simple things, like breathe. Tushita Kadampa Buddhist Center helps you take a second to get back what is rightfully yours- some peace. They are small in size but big on passion. The Center has a calming atmosphere as soon as you walk in, and the staff there is no different. They hold mala bead workshops about every 6 months and they are a great way to learn more, practice patience, and bond with family and friends. Their meditation classes are settling for the busy mind, and healthy for the burdened soul.

I found this place doing an internet search for Meditation classes. They offer many different times…read morefor Guided Mediation classes that work well for anyone's schedule. The temple has a welcoming atmosphere and a great selection in their book store. The teacher was very soft spoken and inspiring. She gave us insight on why we should mediate and it's benefits. She guided us through our meditation and made it easy for us to follow. I'm glad I came here and look forward to my next visit.

Good job and works well with community overall. I hope they keep working hard and make sure the…read moremosque always is there for everyone.

I chose to stay outside(listen to khutbah) and was disturbed by the activity preventing me to hear…read moreImam. Unfortunately, it wasn't the cars passing, yet it was the clamor of Muslims who should have been listening.

A friendly, peaceful experience toward prayer for Kosen-rufu (world peace). I always leave feeling…read morerefreshed and inspired!

I was fortunate enough to stop by and attend a World Peace Prayer (WPP) meeting this past Sunday…read moreand was floored at how clean and nice the new community center is! My parents recently were told to attend this cc, as opposed to SFCC, and was told this center opened two years ago. The bookstore in the CC is pretty small, but the great thing about this organization is, you can get anything and everything online. There is a main room, that seemed to only be able to fit 40-50? people (I could be over shooting it) and a smaller room (the overflow room) to the right that fits about 20? I didn't get a chance to check out the rest, because we were in a rush to leave, but I was impressed with this location and of course, everyone was so nice and friendly!

Very fast food pantry! Professional and useful!!! They help…read morepeople! Big respect!!! Thank you for your services!

I came to the mosque at 11:30 to do some work and listen to the kuttbah. At 12:30 I go to the front…read moredesk to ask for the WiFi and when I arrive back to my seat there is a lady sitting in my exact spot. I apologized and told her that I was sitting there hence my laptop charger, purse, was there. She told me that the spot is reserved for 3 people and that I could not sit there. I told her that she is not allowed to reserve seats at a public place of worship. She asked me who I was and if I've ever been here before. I told her that I've been coming here all my life and she says that she has never seen me before. She kept repeating how she had never seen me before as if that excuses why she's allowed to reserve a public space for 3 people. I went to the bathroom and when I came back to pray I repeatedly said excuse me and she refused to move over to let me pray next to my belonging's. When I told the her co worker an older white lady (i dont know her name but she is the only white lady that works there) she brushed me off and said she worked here. Basically, excusing her behavior because she works here. I've attached the video of her beware please she will belittle you in a place of worship.

Found a kind and caring community of people who are active in the community. Groups for supporting…read morea healthier climate, or groups for meeting and know different people are some of the activities I enjoy. The Reverend is quite inspirational and involved.

My pronouns are (they/them). The UU Fellowship of the Conejo Valley is *the* place to be for true,…read moreopen-hearted souls! No dogma, no MAGA - just pure inspiration, a radiant beacon of love and unity. Today's service was absolute magic, so welcoming and inclusive. I was so happy to see masks in the crowd; it just screamed safety and solidarity. Pure, progressive vibes, celebrating the divine spark in everyone through principles that lift up justice, equality, and truth! I mean, how beautiful is it to gather where we all seek the DNC's vision and Kamala's resurrection - her wisdom is eternal! This place is for those who are woke, who know we're building a world without division and a country without anyone from Texas. The only downside is I did see someone who looked like they may have not been vaccinated, so that did frighten me a bit. But overall, if you're ready to join the real movement of love and fairness, seating is limited and they practice DEI so priority goes to the marginalized voices who truly align with our vision. Conejo Valley UU, you're changing the game!

Our family has found such a warm and welcoming home at Temple Adat Elohim in Thousand Oaks. It's a…read moreplace where we've been able to truly connect with our community and take part in the many meaningful events and programs they offer. The staff and clergy are especially wonderful--engaging, thoughtful, and consistently creating an interactive, uplifting experience. We're so grateful to be part of a community that feels both inviting and deeply supportive.

Temple Adat Elohim it's a wonderful and caring congregation. I find the people to be very warm and…read morewelcoming whether you were there for services or belong to sisterhood or any other activities that they have this is a Gem in our community.

The rabbi and rebbetzen of this Chabad, pour their love of G-d and community into everything they…read moredo. People are affected and motivated by them. Many people feel their lives are fuller and are changing themselves as a result. We were so motivated that within a month of attending services we bought a trailer so that we can easily be there every Saturday. My husband finally has a shul where he can daven daily for the first time in 10 years. Aryeh and Leah Lang are truly beautiful people. You can feel how the congregants are happy to become part of the energy of this shul. It is a warm, spiritual place and I thank G-d for guiding us in this direction.

Chabad, is a Jewish movement also known as Lubavitch, Habad and Chabad-Lubavitch. Chabad is…read moreaffilaired with the teachings and beliefs of Orthodox sect of Judaism. Chabad is a Hasidic organization with synagogues across the world. It is one of the largest Hasidic groups and Jewish religious organizations throughout the world and boasts a membership of more than 18,000. Though Orthodox affiliated, Chabad welcomes both Jews and non Jews alike and seeks to educate all about the customs and rituals of Judaism. Per Wikipedia, Chabad was Founded in 1775 by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. The movement received its name "Chabad", from the Hebrew acronym for Chochmah, Binah, Da'at, which means wisdom, understanding, and knowledge. These is important because the word Chabad represent the intellectual underpinnings of the movement. Connecting the dots, the word Lubavitch is the Yiddish name of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth village Lubowicze (Lyubavichi) now in modern day Russia, where the movement's leaders resided for 100+ years. As unaffiliated Jews who moved to the area several years ago, Chabad of Camarillo welcomed us with open arms. Tucked behind the Bank of America off Santa Rosa Road, this open arms community has offered my family a lot of love and kindness. Chabad of Canejo offers a lot from weekly services to amazing programs for Passover and fantastic Chanukah celebrations,