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    Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

    5.0 (6 reviews)
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    Great congregation. Meaningful services and programs. Members are very friendly and welcoming to all persons.

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    North Coast Church

    North Coast Church

    4.1(100 reviews)
    4.7 mi

    Two words: CHRIS BROWN…read more No, not the rapper :) I wish this were our home church but we live all the way up in north OC. But to hear this man preach, we make the 71-mile trek every couple months and it's always worth it. Not only is he a master story-teller and super engaging and funny and all the characteristics of an effective speaker, but most importantly he is faithful to the text--he does his research and draws out details that have often gone overlooked by even seasoned students of Scripture, and delivers God's word, neither in a "seeker-friendly" manner, nor in an academic tone as if to seminary students, but rather to the soul that simply needs more Jesus (that's everyone) in no matter what stage of their Christian walk. And I love how he doesn't assume everyone in the audience is a "seasoned' Christian or even saved in the first place. He doesn't even assume you know how to navigate the Bible as he guides you how to flip to book/chapter he is preaching out of. His messages will make your eyes water and fire you up at the same time. Get ready to open the floodgates (your tear ducts ) He's helped me with my walk for years now, whether I listen online or in person. Finally the music during the service is awesome. Being a musician and having played for several worship teams over the years, I don't mean that lightly. Their play a variety of worship songs, including contemporary , oldies but goodies, AND original songs they've written themselves! --which are both easy to sing and gospel-centered at the same time.

    It's to money hungry ..... when a national tragedy happens they don't want to go into it because…read moreif the person who passed away was Republican. They will loose Democrats. And vise versa.... It's to much of a mega church now. Also, I've been going since 2021. And one thing that has bugged me most is we talk about maybe 5-8 versus of a chapter and the rest of the time we are talking about how this guy from "West Texas." Had it growing up.... Or we talking about terrible things happening in a different country because the church has been there (got paid to go). But doesn't talk about the terrible things that are going on in our own backyard (United States). I understand as the Lords children. Church is not the only time we read the Bible. However, there are so many people who go to church that don't even own a Bible. But during the service. Reading more of a chapter of a Bible can really make a break through for someone who's on the fence about religion.

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