So many wonderful things to list about Shoreline Calvary but I'll just mention only a few…read more 1- The solid teaching system of the Bible: Book by book, chapter by chapter, verse by verse, leaving nothing out because that's the LORD'S instruction letters, regardless whether we want to hear it or not. 2- The love the church shows towards each other and the community, in sickness and in health, for richer or for poor, when a family has a new baby or need help moving... 3- The humble-hearted, approachable, God-fearing, pastor Ed, who makes himself no better than others and coming from being a missionary himself, his love for missionaries around the world is no secret. After the Sunday service is over I can't wait for the following Sunday morning to return and "meet with my family". A very rich church when it comes to "love God and love others", a theme we practice as well.

Sweet church that mixes community and solid teaching of the word of God. I have been to their…read moreevents throughout the year geared toward families with kids like Night in Bethlehem and Light Night. They fun, safe, Christ centered, and the kids have a blast!

This use to be my church, sadly after father Ed left it's gone down hill. People are not friendly…read moreand the priest is also not friendly and turn people away. We use to be open to come and pray anytime during daytime hours and light a candle.... But they have kept it closed to the public except for Sunday services. Mission in San Luis is open to the public during the day and St. Timothy should be as well. I was baptized at this church and spent my whole life going here until the new priest took over. So very very sad.

I came to church to pray and instead Fr. John gave a political sermon. It's not a Sheperd's place…read moreto feed his flock liberal ideology. I would have walked out but, it's about giving the Lord his due. I wanted the body of Christ. I'm not going back to this church again but, I'm praying that Fr. John realizes what his true meaning is.Feed your flock love and kindness instead of something that is certainly none of his business.

The first Sunday we came here we were won over completely by the welcome we received! This is a…read morefriendly and loving church. That may be why we started attending but we stay because of the Bible preaching pastor, Dale Paulsen. He strives to be faithful to Gods word as he encourages us in our walk with Jesus and the grace He offers each of us. And Dale is not only an excellent preacher but a tender hearted Shepherd for his congregation. We have very much appreciated his presence at significant events in our family like when my mother-in-law was in her last hours on earth and at the premature birth of our twin granddaughters. And we know he prays for his congregation daily. Those are just two of the reasons we have been part of this fellowship for over 25 years!

From the owner: Every Sunday - Two Services Check out our website to learn…read moremore about us! 9am 10:30am

This is a wonderful and amazing community of faith. The pastor puts in a great deal of time…read morepreparing her sermons, she always makes it relevant to the situations in our heart and the nation. Shalom

Being Greek Orthodox and living in SLO county in the '80s meant church only every other week when…read morethe visiting priest would come to preform liturgy. Mom decided that we needed a second church to take part in on the off Sundays, and being that she is Methodist we stumbled upon Estero Bay's UMC. Mrs. McCullaugh was our Sunday school teacher that first visiting Sunday. We did sooooo much before communion it was amazing: from bible study to singing to projects to more bible study and more singing, it was great!! As my sisters and I got older we became the church candle lighters at the beginning of each service and in 8th I took part in a select bible study that earned me my own bible and recognition upon graduation. We took part in countless coffee hours, were part of the summer bible school program (I also took part in Co-teaching these classes during high school and eventually taught my own classes during college). This church community of mainly older individuals at the time took in my sisters and I as their adopted grandchildren - of which I still am to many who have seen me through not high only my high school and college years but continued to support me throughout graduate school and now constantly check in with how my first years of teaching are going. I took part in various plays and performances, participated in food drives and alternative Christmas gifts. The church has been through a number of reverends, all of which who've contributed very positively to the parish. Two have even retired to Morro Bay after their service to the Methodist Diocese ended. This Methodist church in particular is great at building a community within the parish. Prior to the actual service there is praise for about half an hour if one wants to come early. During the service there is time for Joys and Concerns - each parishioner is given the chance to share these, after which each highlight and low-note is reflected on and prayed over. The community within the walls of this church is strong in love for one another, as well as reaches out to all visitors in a way that not only welcomes them into the building, but makes them part of a new family setting. I'm grateful to my mother for choosing to attend this wonderful church and create for my sisters and I a second family.