This church is alright. Very nice as updated decor and nice to come in. Just wish they are better…read moreon replying back from emails to office number. I wish everyone is on the same page. At times with hot topics issues in the bible, people here are divided oftenly.

The church reflected a strong belief in biblical truths, the people were friendly, and the music…read morewas great.

OCGrace is a beautiful space to have a wedding. Charming, well kept, great service and wonderful…read morepeople. Ample parking, full kitchen, elevator for seniors or those with mobility issues, private parking. All around a gorgeous church with a beautiful reception area. Highly recommend considering OCGrace if you're in the area. All around great experience from the staff, clean up, and accommodations.

So excited when our cousin Bridget called to let us know that she would be dedicating herbaby this…read moresabbath. My mom and I were so excited to be a witness to such a special occasion. We were warmly greeted and given new visitors gifts in the lobby. In each bag, a beautiful card welcoming us, and cups with Bible scriptures on it. Such a sweet touch. We got there very early so we were able to join a sabbath school class. It was somebody's birthday so they passed out. Apple crisp made with no sugar only dates delicious. The church is beautiful so much stain glass along the side Such vibrant colors. the sermon had me captivated reminded me of things that I haven't thought about for a long time. This was an amazing Sabbath! My uncle Danny is a deacon so it was really cool to see him do this thing . I definitely give this Church five stars.

Soo blessed to attend this church !!! thank you Mike for your words of god ! I'm new Conner but…read moreit's inspiring me till I felt present of Christ in my heart

I have gone to this church all my life and I know one thing we always get complimented on is our…read moreloving and caring members. We have had numerous visitors that tell us that we are such a welcoming church. Our Pastor is one of the best in his field. He preaches straight from the Bible and lives his daily life as close to the word as possible. He is a very well educated man that loves his church and the Lord. If you have not been to HBBC please come by to experience this for yourself. I promise you wont be sorry.. Posted by one of our visitors in the last year....... *****Maria Paula Sales***** This is the church of my heart!! I wish I could stay there forever!

The service is in alignment with the gospel of Jesus Christ. The worship was spiritually filled…read more The people were kind and gracious.

Hey Saddleback campus is really really nice. The people here Saddleback volunteers ministry are…read morevery strong and supportive here very impressed, they're having a block party right now it's a very multicultural Saddleback Church campus!

This is place to be on Saturday nights for great worship, preaching and fellowship afterward! If…read moreyou don't have anything to do on Saturday night, come on down and say hi. Pastor Paul and his wife Tina have huge hearts for reaching their local community with ministry outreaches like helping the homeless, reaching children in need, "Concerts in the Park" during summer, and much more.

It has been approximately 1 year since I fully turned my life to Christ, and I would have to say…read morethis church is one of the reasons why. Aside from the numerous factors which helped me find God, such as my family and friends. Xlcaimed Ministries is on the top of the list. Don't let this small, semi-outdated church fool you. This church does not need fancy lighting, new speakers, or the newest technology to be a great church. What makes this church extraordinary is the people within it. Pastor Paul and Pastor Tina have done a fine job with connecting and helping the surrounding community. They strive to assist others in need, anyway they can (free concerts, Saturday night give-a-ways, raffles, free food). Pastor Paul always makes an on going joke that all the newest furnishings they get from donators, they give it back to the people. Please come to this church on a Saturday night. Pastor Paul is an amazing pastor, and his sermons are warm-hearted, loving, and thoughtful. I would have to say this church has became a big part of my life. I also forgot to mention I won a washer and dryer from here! You won't be disappointed by coming here and I hope to see you soon!

TLDR: Please update your evangelism practices to be more respectful toward Christians and…read morenon-Christians alike. I have not been to Compass Bible Church in HB but I have been to the one in Aliso Viejo. I stopped attending the AV location because at the time, the main pastor had an aggressive vibe and they were openly against Catholics and Mormons. This review isn't about the HB location but about my recent experience being approached by two men from Compass who were trying to convert us. My husband and I have been Christians for decades and the conversation was very offputting. I'll refer to the men as F and G. My husband and I were enjoying an afternoon out with our family when F and G came up to us. They invited us to church and asked if we are already a part of a church community. We said yes and thought that would be the end of the conversation. They briefly left us alone to talk to another family but then came back and interrupted us while my husband and I were talking to each other. F asked my husband something along the lines of, "If someone collapsed right in front of you and he only had 7 minutes to live, what would you say to him to save his soul?" My husband was confused, then F said, "Okay now you have 6 min and 30 seconds!" My husband asked, "Are you testing my faith right now?" F went on to say how important it is for Christians to be able to articulate the gospel quickly to someone who needs it. It was very condescending and tone deaf, especially when F doubled down at the end of his speech to ask my husband yet again what he would say to the dying man. At that point, my husband was frustrated and quipped that he would first call 911 before asking the guy about his soul. Now, my husband and I are both very equipped to summarize the gospel but we felt no need to prove ourselves to F and G. The entire exchange made us angry, especially since F and G were disrespectful to us. Their intent was to give us their spiel regardless of whether or not we were receptive. Anyone could've sensed that we did not want to be bothered, but F and G continued to try to get us to prove that we knew the gospel. This tactic is very outdated and disrespectful. Perhaps they came across some people that day who really did want to have a conversation with them, and in that case, go for it! You have to read the person and see if they are open or closed to talking with you. Also, this tactic only takes numbers into consideration rather than actually forming a relationship. I imagine they went home happy to report they talked to X number of people that day. Sure, they talked to people, but did they actually care about those people? If they cared about us, they would've respected our time and left us alone after they sensed we were not interested. In hindsight, we should've asked them point blank to leave us alone. Evangelism needs to be lead with love first. Having one meaningful conversation all day would be much more impactful in the eyes of the kingdom - even if the person decided not to go to church or decided they weren't interested in Jesus. It's about actually listening to people and caring for them without an agenda. If I was not a Christian, this interaction would have really soured my view of the church. This is the kind of Christianity that people are turned off by and makes us Christians cringe. Just because someone doesn't want to talk to you or doesn't want to prove their faith to you doesn't mean they are weak in their faith or are going to hell. They just don't want to talk to someone disrespectful! I would have said a shortened version of this to their faces but I knew they would not be receptive to feedback. They had a goal and were not to be deterred. In short, be mindful of the current culture, be sensitive to people's attitudes, and see strangers as people rather than numbers to convert.

The pastor was very judgemental & wouldn't place me into a Bible study after I requested multiple…read moretimes. He is too authoritarian. On a good note, his teaching on the Bible itself helped me not to fear the Bible & I learnt much from the Bible.

We love this church. The first time I came with my family, it just felt so warm and so inviting…read more Every person I met was kind and friendly. We loved it so much that we started to come here about 2 years ago and call it our home church. You really do get the sense of it being your community. As our mural says: YOU BELONG HERE. I'd recommend this church to people of all ages; but I'd especially recommend it for families. Come. Sit. And let the Lord speak to you. Enjoy the community. YOU BELONG HERE.

Very Bible based. When I went there, the pastor tied the sermon right back to the gospel. Everyone…read morewelcomed me there. Also very nice location.

AMAZING cast for the gospel to shine in this church. The location speaks for itself too. Go see it…read moresoon! If you haven't seen "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens on a broadway play, DON'T miss this one. It's a FREe pass to see the beautiful story of the gospel of Ebenezer Scrooge, a fictional character with his journey in life. The presence of the stage was mesmerizing; the voices from the narrator to the vocals on point singing was moving; from the various costumes thought-out perfectly and wonderfully made as originals; and the overall performance by ALL makes a beautiful night to remember by everyone for all ages to enjoy. There was at least a cast of a hundred and I'm hearing only 4 or 5 are not congregants. That's amazing! It was our second time at this church, seeing the free movie night: Journey To Bethlehem a few weeks ago as we were invited then. That was commendable too for another story and time. The VIP Tour/Back Stage pass was the best! Thanks to our friend, Ric for extending to us! We had even a better time to see behind the scenes. Don't miss the free pass to share and be there early. The play starts at 7pm and the line starts at 5:30pm. Plenty of parking available with attendants to assist you. Thanks to our other friends, Sheryl & Tradis for being in line for our group. No saving seats though for family & friends as you can understand. Hang on to your free ticket and you will be amazed in this 2-1/2 hour play. We will definitely share with ours! Oh, and also bring your great daddy jokes for ice breakers to share with the crowd as you wait until the play opens to start. Very warm and interactive for all ages. No bah humbug allowed here! Merry Christmas!