So blessed to be apart of this amazing church and community, I highly recommend you come see for…read moreyourself! Oh ya, and their coffee shop is now open! Come check it out

They disrupt the peace every Sunday and I will do everything in my power to get this church shut…read moredown. They don't have their own building and use Hollywood High and yell and scream during outdoor baptisms. No one wants to live across from that. I plan on calling the police next Sunday.

This is a true anointed church with a true Apostle. I have been experiencing powerful healing love…read moreof God in my heart and my life by attending 5f church since 2025. Jesus is alive , moving mightily and healing many people of various diseases and spiritual oppression through the power of the Holy Spirit and under the leadership of Apostle Katherine Krick. I have no doubt now that God truly loves me, wants the best for me and has great plans for my life. God is for me, his love fills my heart and is breaking chains, his love is truly unconditional and non condemning. The best part everyone is worthy of being loved and healed like this. Thank you Jesus!

I have to be completely honest about my experience with 5F. I think she is a terrible preacher. I…read moredon't feel any anointing or power of the Holy Spirit when she speaks. Instead, I feel that she makes the ministry far too much about herself and her critics. And oh my God! She complained so much!!! Her sermon is complete complains about her haters or those who question her. I actually had concerns about 5F back in 2023. At the time, a friend from my church was trying to leave our church and go to 5F, and I warned my friend and even brought my concerns to my pastors. Thankfully, my pastors responded quickly and addressed the situation. Then in 2024, my friend became extremely devoted to Katherine K and has remained that way. She constantly tried to get me to attend 5F. I wasn't interested, but eventually I gave in because I cared about my friend. I wish I hadn't. They rented a theater on Wilshire Boulevard, and the theater was absolutely freezing. The AC was so cold that people were literally shivering. It felt like sitting inside a refrigerator. Then Katherine K began speaking, and instead of hearing a powerful message about Jesus, I felt like much of the focus was on her haters and people who criticize her. I didn't feel spiritually fed at all. When the deliverance portion started, I became extremely uncomfortable. What I witnessed felt completely theatrical to me. People were falling, shaking, and reacting dramatically, and I personally questioned whether everything was genuine. I even had the impression that some people could have been actors, although I cannot prove that. That was simply how it appeared to me from what I witnessed. Then came the offering. Everyone was instructed to hold up an envelope if they were giving or hold up their phone if they were giving electronically. Watching an entire crowd participate like that felt extremely cult-like to me. That was the moment I had enough, and I walked out of the theater. My friend never even asked me why I left. She already knew I didn't like what I was seeing. What concerns me most is what I have witnessed happen to my friend. She used to attend our church and had experienced a major transformation in her life. She now seems completely consumed with Katherine K and 5F. She repeatedly tried to convince me to attend, and eventually she stopped coming to our church altogether. I personally believe there is something deeply wrong with this ministry. I do not feel the presence of the Holy Spirit there. What I experienced felt manipulative, theatrical, and centered far too much around Katherine K herself rather than Jesus. I went once, and once was enough. I will never attend 5F again, and I would strongly encourage people to use discernment and carefully examine what they are being taught and what they are experiencing before becoming deeply involved.

Stunning!! In love with the church, I was searching for churches for our wedding and I came across…read morethis one and good gracious I was in church heaven. A very rare find, not only was it close to my venue but I met father David and he was so easy to talk to and very warm I couldn't have chosen a better location for us to get married. Coordination with the planner of the church was very easy, they allowed me to bring flowers and my own mariachi. We did have to provide a list of approved songs to be played in church but that was fairly easy as well as the church had request of songs to be played after each reading. My father was late to church, and the staff was very understating and supporting. They didn't give me any problems and im very thankful for that. If your thinking of this church I recommend it 100 percent. I know attend mass every Sunday.

I feel like no one ever reviews buildings, especially not religious institutions, so I figured I…read morewould take one for the team and do St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church a solid by /blessing/ them with a detailed Yelp review. A ha haaaa??????? Anyways, two of my nearest and dearest friends from college got married recently and had their wedding ceremony at this church. I was lucky enough to celebrate their union a few Saturdays ago! The parking situation was really confusing because there was only one small entrance that was really easy to drive past and miss. When we were finally able to drive to inside, there are signs in front of the lot entrance and all around the lot that indicate that permits are required and that the lot is reserved for Loyola Marymount University (LMU) parking only. We exited that small lot, looped around the general area and asked for directions, only to be redirected back to that same small parking lot and were told there were a small handful of labeled parking spots reserved for church patrons. You wouldn't know this unless you disregarded the main signage displayed at the entrance of the lot and read every single parking spot in the lot instead. Again, very confusing for everyone involved and I'm not sure how the church manages parking during their mass service because there's no way hundreds of attendees are making the same five parking spots work every Sunday. The church itself was very spacious, well-maintained, and beautiful. I could tell why my friend picked this one to say "I do" in -- it was absolutely gorgeous and I heard it was even her dream church to get married in! Their air conditioning was also pretty decent, which was appreciated given the scorching hot weather we've been having lately. As soon as I stepped out of the building after the wedding ceremony, I knew I had to repent for any and all of my sins immediately because hell is probably hotter than SoCal weather right now and I'm simply not cut out for that life, lmaoooo. While we ended up missing my friends' wedding entrance due to the parking complexities, we were at least able to catch her wedding exit. I would still recommend other couples to get married here because it's a really pretty wedding venue. Just make sure you figure out the parking details ahead of time and your guests have the full rundown. Happy wedding planning!

Amazing church! So beautiful! Amazing people and priest! They have a youth group that meets…read moreFriday's from 7-9pm. And a prayer group that meets from 7-9 as well.

From the owner: Our Church was founded in 1889 by the Franciscan friars.read more

We recently visited the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles, and I honestly don't…read morehave enough words to capture how beautiful this place is. From the moment we walked in, there was such a deep sense of peace and reverence. The architecture is absolutely breathtaking--soaring ceilings, stunning stained glass, incredible artwork, and details everywhere you look. I was especially moved by the historic pieces throughout the cathedral, including the beautiful chapel, mosaics, and preserved altar. Even the courtyard and surrounding grounds felt serene and thoughtfully designed. Beyond its beauty, what made this experience so special was the feeling inside the cathedral. Despite being such a grand space, it felt incredibly warm, welcoming, and sacred. Whether you visit for Mass, prayer, or simply to admire the architecture, this is truly a place that leaves a lasting impression. Such a wonderful and memorable experience. I would absolutely recommend visiting if you're ever in Los Angeles

Place where you can be with God alone. Thankful and grateful there's no place like our Cathedralread more

Started attending March 2024. Great experience since day 1. Even though it's a big church there are…read moremultiple ways to get involved I'm so it feels a bit smaller and more intimate. Love the atmosphere of the worship sessions. Highly recommended checking out the Prayer Room!

i go to another church nearby but had heard great things about tapestry so i checked it out…read more if you are looking for a congregation is largely younger (high school, college, and a big demographic in the 20s and 30s), then you will probably like tapestry. no church can be all things to all people but i found the people welcoming. the church is definitely on the modern side with modern worship, big production and a modern space. if i had any criticisms or concerns for people who are looking to check it out, it would be the following. bear in mind that these are preference issues and fundamentally i think very highly of the church, but these may be dealbreakers for you. 1. pastor tends to speak very long...frequently over 60 minutes. i didn't find the pastor to be very dynamic, but again, this is a preference issue. as far as theology and content, the messages are very much on point. 2. congregation is on the young side, and the demographic is largely asian. 3. parking can be a little difficult in this part of DTLA and it's a little more run-down but then again, so is my church's area (i go to newstory LA). if this appeals to you, check out their services on youtube for a sense of what they are like. their channel is "tapestry LA church."

A beautiful church that celebrates the Eucharist in an equally beautiful chapel that holds the…read moreTabernacle.

We found this church by accident!…read more We walked here, and we wanted in, but we couldn't find the door. We went to the side, and found a door and went in, I thought was the parish office. The lady that was on the phone, didn't bother to give me eye-contact, to let me know, what to do, where to go, or that she noticed us. We saw two women, entered, and they bought a votive candle, and I started asking them questions. They were helpful, we followed them, to the chapel. I gave the lady on the phone (who finally finished), money for the candle. I didn't expect change. She walked outside, to the steps we were already going down, and came after me, with my change! :) This is a Review of just the Chapel. It was around the side, and there were a lot of people already praying, with lots of flowers & candles light. I didn't know, they're having Adoration of the Immaculate Conception!

A great big church with free huge parking lot. The staff are very nice. They can hold big events…read morehere and they are kind to host conferences as needed like today the sandwich generation conference. It's such a great place and beautiful building.

love it. the teachers, pastors, and students are so kind as well as the churches are also clean!read more

I have been a homeless disabled veteran in the so called skid row area of downtown LA more years…read morethan I care to recall. There are other faith based missions all of which I recommend because government help only goes so far. When these Christian nonprofits reach out with assistance it goes far beyond feeding and sheltering them from the rains--it touches the inner spirit which needs healing from known and unknown causes. I have also used nearby secular based "missions" that I do not recommend because even though they shelter homeless persons from the elements, they participate in such enabling practices as encouraging sexual promiscuity in the distribution of free condoms. I encourage anyone who wants to volunteer to reach out and serve because these faith based missions are highly dependent on volunteer assistance because most of them accept no government funding to my knowledge.

Great service! Love what they do! The free services provided here are very reliable for anyone…read moreexperiencing homelessness. I value their nonprofit!