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    St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church

    4.5(44 reviews)
    1.0 miStudio City

    This isn't my usual go to church but since we're in the area, we decided to attend Sunday mass…read morehere. I'm glad we did because their garden alone gets a five star rating. Please see pics and vids I took showing how serene and peaceful the garden is. It's a bonus, too that our family was chosen to carry the cross and candles during the processional walk at the end of the mass. The usher even took a picture of us that we can keep as a souvenir. We will certainly be back whenever we are in the area again.

    I am very disappointed with the way this organization treats people experiencing…read morehomelessness.wveryonws deserve to ne treated with dignity, respect and compassion, regardless their circumstances. I witnessed behavior that felt disrespectful and dismissive rather than supportive. Organizations that receive founding or exist to help vulnerable people should hold themselves to higher stand of professionalism and kindness Mr. Paul must be removed he has been sistematically being rude for a long period of time l am surprised that he still there even if he supposedly work for free I hope management take these concerns seriously, provides better staff training, and ensures that every person who seeks help is treated fairly and respectfully. People in difficult situations needs empathy, no judgement Mr. Paul please leave the church Shame on you

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    Turning Point Church - Los Angeles

    Turning Point Church - Los Angeles

    4.7(46 reviews)
    1.3 miValley Village

    I love Turning Point! I've left the church before and returned after many years away, and while…read moresome things have naturally changed and evolved over the years, the core values of loving God and loving people has remained consistent. As a whole, this is a community of God-loving, Spirit-filled followers of Jesus who care for one another and welcome visitors with open hearts and minds and a genuine enthusiasm for those seeking connection with God and the church. Over the years I have seen a consistent truth that has impacted and influenced my own walk with God through its many seasons: Jesus must be at the center because however sincere the intentions may be, a close-knit family of believers is not without its flaws. I've been hurt by people, but no more than my own weaknesses and faults may have hurt others at times. I've been let down by imperfect people, and I have found myself being unable to meet every need expected of me by others as well. I think that is part of how we grow. We learn in a community of people who need grace. We learn not only how to give that grace freely, but also how much we need a lot of grace ourselves. The consistent mindset I've encountered has been to strive toward resolution and make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace. Individuals are encouraged to engage but are free to choose their own level of involvement. I've learned to keep in mind that every one of us is fighting a hard battle at any given time, and not to take perceived slights personally without the willingness to communicate openly about how I'm feeling. I've learned to forgive. Sometimes it's hard. But... Sometimes being willing to admit when I need forgiveness is even harder. So as with any family, grace and mutual respect are important, and processing challenging experiences in healthy, mature ways is one of the many valuable things that the people of Turning Point have helped me to develop. God's purpose and plan is to build us all together to become a Holy Temple in the Lord. The Bible is filled with flawed families figuring it out! Reaching spiritual maturity is a different process than reaching those seeking a new relationship with God. I've found both of those experiences and everything in between to be more than capably navigated within this little church family. I was brand new once too. People stepped up to help me learn from the Bible. I've seen the men and women of Turning Point lay down their lives to help enrich the lives of others and deepen their experiences of God throughout the diverse stages of literally hundreds of unique transformative journeys. I've been a single man, grateful to be able to build strong relationships with my spiritual sisters within this church family for over 15 years. So many memories and experiences have become foundational to my identity. I eventually met the woman who would become my beloved wife here after a few dating relationships that did not end up at the altar. Through the tumultuous and the tranquil times and seasons of my life, the Rock has and always will be Jesus. He has been my peace when there was only chaos. But the love and support of the church family has meant so much to me, I'm not sure where I'd be without those deep connections developed over the years in moments spent by doing life together with my brothers and sisters here at Turning Point. Depending on the people who comprise the church to meet every expectation we might unknowingly have is unfair and unhealthy. But there is deep love here. For God and the church and the world around us all. With many church homes to choose from, I've found my place alongside the people of Turning Point because we take the Bible seriously, we trust that Jesus is in control, we try to keep in step with the Holy Spirit, and we value the risky responsibility to care fiercely for each other and open our hearts and lives to help people who want to build a deeper relationship with God. Turning Point Church has been my church home for over half of my life now. While this body of believers has never been able to claim perfection, they've also never stopped striving to be closer to the church Jesus intended. The Holy Spirit lives within this body of believers, and God is working powerfully to move us all toward maturity in Christ and to hopefully be a light for the world we're reaching out to impact. Peace and much love! Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. God is good. We all need help along the way and I've found it in Jesus here. Thanks!

    Amazing church!! Really felt at home and in the spirit Everyone was nice, I absolutely loved the…read moreatmosphere. Will go again!

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