St. Mark's is a friendly parish that made my daughter and I feel warmly welcomed. It is said that…read morethe future of Christianity is ancient, meaning as the world changes and tumultuous times face us people will seek the time tested faith and practice of the Christians of antiquity. Those things which has kept the faithful anchored to God for 2,000 years. You'll find that faith and practice at St. Mark's Anglican Church. Coffee hour there is pretty great, not going to lie :-)

I live most of the time in FL but go to CA quarterly. One of the things I look forward to doing is…read moregoing back to St. Marks as the warmth of the people and the love of Jesus is felt there. The parish is full of a variety of people that are lovely. The theology is on target and they have a variety of ages. Come and you will feel welcome!!

Love it here! This is my home church and it is full of love…read moreand acceptance. Please come check it out.

We were so happy to find a church community at Incarnation when we moved to the Sac area a couple…read moreyears ago. Folks have been incredibly welcome to us -- and especially to our kids, who get more love than they know what to do with. I really love the beauty of the Anglican liturgy -- which sometimes gets paired with classic rock in our service!

This is a welcoming place for anyone who wants to explore the classic Christian faith. The worship…read morestyle is casual and modern. No pipe organs here - the sacred music is guitar and vocals. It's fun to sing along or just tap your feet to the talented church band. Pastor Marc is a gem too. His sermons are uplifting and he's a great guy to chat with before and after the service. This church reaches out to midtown adults that want to enjoy a friendly and open worship experience. Come join us, service is at 10:30AM every Sunday.

Sometimes I've found churches to be really overwhelming, with the music and the social pressure…read more(whether real or imagined on my part) to "be" a certain way. I like City Life, because the community there is built to welcome people whether they are including lifelong believers, those mired in doubt or even those who are feeling hurt and/or openly hostile towards the church. Wherever you are at, this place welcomes you without sacrificing orthodox theology. There is a real commitment to understanding and living in grace. I also really love their current meeting place which is sublet from Sol Collective, a great community arts non-profit.

I was a vendor at their craft fair last year. The woman that works in the church office is very…read moresweet and helpful. The other members that I met were very friendly too. They have several weekday activities and a couple of services of Sundays. A nice church.

From the owner: St. Mary's is an Episcopal Church sharing the love of Jesus in the Anglican Tradition.read more

My family and I have been members of Faith church since 2006. This church has always been a place…read moreto recharge my spirit and we consider it our home. We enjoy the worship services, potlucks, Bible study and dinner groups.

This is the most delightful church. The people are friendly, the music great, and the education is…read moretop notch. My experience at this church has been life transforming. I'm sure the Holy Spirit fills the rooms and hallways of this church and is carried by this congregation out into the world.

Wellspring is a family of people who love the Lord and each other. Sunday morning services are…read moresomething I look forward to because we "worship for an audience of One." The sermons are thought provoking, the music is spirit filled and the fellowship time after is very special. When people ask how you are doing, they really mean it - and take time to listen to your answer.

God brought us to Wellspring three years ago. We love the faithfulness of the leadership to strong…read moreBiblical teaching and the warm and supportive people who are so welcoming. Such a gift!

Very beautiful.. very pleasant place.. very peaceful lovely people there ,I enjoyed my time thereread more

Decent was well versed and knowledgeable of the architecture and historical changes of this…read moremagnificent cathedral. You can get lost in the massive layout or as you peacefully pray. Absolutely a must see while visiting the California Capitol near by.

This chapel has an interesting history. It was originally built and endowed by the Luce family in…read morememory of Clare Booth Luce's daughter, Ann Brokaw. It features stations by Andre Girard (who also painted on the windows in lieu of stained glass)and a mosaic & baldachin by Louisa Jenkins. Miraculously, the Diocese of San Jose didn't rip everything out and turn it into an auditorium in the mid-20th century, but in 1998 the building was sold in order to finance a new Campus Ministry parish at Stanford. The Luce Foundation purchased it, leasing it to the goofball Thomas Merton Center, who wanted to purchase it but--Deo gratias--couldn't afford to. In 2003, the chapel was sold to the Anglican Province of Christ the King, a traditionalist Anglo-Catholic jurisdiction. St Ann Chapel is again a place where the orthodox faith of the Church Fathers is proclaimed, and the holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered. Mysterious ways, indeed.

Wonderful and "truly traditional" Anglo-Catholic parish which is not part of the Protestant…read moreEpiscopal Church USA for that very reason. Excellent preaching and beautiful music from a professional choir. Anglo-Catholic worship (unaccompanied by social progressiveness) is hard to find in the Bay area, so St. Ann Chapel, as a parish of the Anglican Province of Christ the King, is a true blessing for the many bewildered that have fallen away from the Episcopal Church because of its steady move away from orthodox worship and values.

This is a great church and I truly enjoy its members. The sermons are well prepared and insightful…read more Afterwards, we meet next door for coffee and food. Sometimes we have quite the banquet. We praise God and I invite others to attend. All glory be to God!

I've been attending St. Martin of Tours church for about fives years. From the first time I…read morestepped through its doors I felt I'd come home. The service is from the 1928 prayer book which is definitely for me. The people were VERY friendly and treated me like I'd always been there. That feeling has never changed over the years.