they blast music so loud that even with my windows closed it is unbearable. Loud Rock music...late…read moreat night, weekends ...what kind of church does that?

Love this church! Laid back with a great message every week. Even have a coffee kiosk in the lobby!…read moreThere's a few different pastors that work together and put together a great sermon. Look forward to every week. Can't wait until this corona ordeal is over and we can get back!

Every church is not for everyone, but, if you like comfortable,casual, friendly, non-stuffy,…read moreaccepting people in a very nice inviting buliding with many things to offer such as child care, sunday school, weekday activities, then this may be worth trying.

Love this church. Great atmosphere, best worship music, and awesome message. Kids program at both…read moreservices (9am and 10:45am). Jr and High school program during second service and Wednesday nights at 6:30pm.

There's something for everyone here to get plugged in. Having attended multiple community outreach…read moreevents, it's evident the leadership truly cares about their impact in the community. My 6 year old looks forward to his class on Sundays, and the teenagers are enjoying their connections through Fuse (the youth leadership program). There's always a warm smile or hug when you walk in, and coffee and donuts waiting! While on the smaller side, compared to other churches in the area, I've found the lead pastor, Pastor Robert T, makes an effort to get to know every member in his congregation--welcoming you into a family. The church is biblically sound and draws their values as such.

Well my family calls me a babe in Christ since I have newly given myself God, I absolutely love…read morethis church! My husband and I moved to Lodi in October and since this is my in laws church this is where we got married. (So a little background I grew up Catholic, I have not always practiced my catholic ways but i have always believed in God.) I have never felt so welcomed or at home walking into a church as I do Radiant Life. Pastor Robert T. makes everybody of all generations feel welcome and he is able to relate to the congregation young and old(and everyone in between). We actually chose Radiant Life church to be our home church because of the worship team! They play a variety of worship music to accommodate all genres and eras on a weekly basis! Couldn't be prouder to call Radiant Life home! Come visit us...we will be waiting with a smile ;)

Great place to worship. Started attending in 2014. Volunteer for Bread of Life and usher…read more Pastor James and Lifesong team dedicated to share word. Enjoy new facility ,great folks who really care. 4 different services you can attend on Sunday. Join small groups .

Awesome place. So many people here. Excitement because how people's bodies and minds are being…read morehealed. Revival is here in Stockton

Davis Community Church is both a community church and member church of the Presbyterian USA…read moredenomination. It is a church community where most members and friends tend toward liberal theology (and liberal politics) but includes many people with different views on theology (as well as politics). Communion is open to all. Membership includes many faculty, staff, and students from UCD but it's not a "university " church. As with many if not most mainline Protestant churches, the congregation tends toward white, upper middle class, and over 40 but there are people of color, poor (some homeless, young families, and young singles. The church web site has a lot of information on the mission and life of the church: dccpres.org

There are some friendly people at this church, but the pastor is not terribly friendly. Pastor Mary…read moreis wonderful. I joined the music program---the choir and the band. I never felt welcome from the music director Emma. In fact she was very unfriendly to me for no reason. Not very Christian. Great facade, but Christ's principles are not seen in action here.

After visiting Harvest for over a year, I decided to join because of the heart and integrity…read moreconsistently demonstrated by its leadership. Their commitment to teaching the Word of God in its fullness, their desire to see believers grow spiritually, and their dedication to cultivating an atmosphere where the presence of God is genuinely experienced were all significant factors in my decision. I'm truly grateful to call Harvest my church home and deeply appreciative of Pastor Jon Smith and Dr. Elizabeth Garcia-Smith for their mentorship and exemplary leadership, as well as the entire pastoral team and staff. They shepherd and serve the people of God with excellence. If you're looking for a thriving, Spirit‑filled church with a life‑giving community, I highly recommend Harvest Church.

We had been searching for a church exactly like this, one that is truly Holy Spirit led, diverse,…read morewelcoming, and filled with genuine love for people. When I found Harvest Church and met Pastor John and Pastor Elizabeth, I immediately felt welcomed. They are some of the most humble, loving, kind, and authentic people I have ever met. The other pastors are also kind and welcoming. They have a wonderful staff at Harvest. I've attended churches in the Sacramento area for many years, including one I attended for over 11 years, and never once did I feel as welcomed and embraced as I did at Harvest Church. What really stood out to me is how much this church pours into the community. From grief counseling, marriage classes, care giver support classes to mission trip opportunities, you can truly see their heart for serving others and giving back. I believe that is exactly what a church should do, not only receive, but also help, support, and love the community around them. I highly recommend Harvest Church to anyone looking for a place to worship, grow spiritually, and genuinely feel at home. I'm so thankful that my family found this beautiful church so close to our home.

I was searching for a home church because of the life of Charlie Kirk which got me thinking. While…read morewatching sermons online I noticed the preacher did the both sides ,Charlie is polarizing hate speech sermon. Apparently he either listens to msm or is someone pushing their narrative. Neither is good. I believe one can look at themselves in this case but to point out truth as "hate speech" tells me all I need to know. Glad I checked it out first .

The expository preaching is excellent! If you want to know God better and love Him more, there is…read morea church family here that wants to walk along side you. The adults, children's and youth ministries are great, and there is a place for everyone to grow in their worship of God. I am so thankful that by His grace He led me here.

Pastor Jared, Pastor Q, Pastor Nate, and the E2 family are incredible. From the outside, you might…read moresee "trendy, high-production, and high-volume." Some will like this and others won't! But the substance beneath the exterior things is so, so real--go and find out for yourself. Staff is generous, kind, hard-working, and bring God's word faithfully. So grateful for E2 Church in this city and highly recommend you check out a service.

There are good people to be found at any church. And in almost any crowd for that matter. I will…read moreput it that way. I went here for quite some time and was pretty involved. I will just say as soon as I left it seemed I didn't make much of a dint after all, as most people here stopped replying to me who I considered friends. Not that we fell out of touch. I mean actually just stopped communicating with me because I moved away and apparently I wasn't super important to them after all. I won't be more specific than that. What I will say is consider what kind of crowds the sermons draw at any church. That will be the fruit. If they are very social-media friendly for example, the attendants will reflect that. Since I am not keen on being a Christian influencer or gaining followers, I guess it was inevitable it would be time to leave at some point. Just my experience. Some churches are there for you to grow out of eventually and that is OK too, everyone starts their walk somewhere. But I do not see a whole lot of actual paper Bibles in the audience to put it shortly.