Hi, my name is Dom. This beautiful church came into my life unexpectedly. I began attending the…read morewomen and children's classes, which became more than just gatherings--they became a place of remembrance, reflection, and support. After experiencing a tragedy in my life, I searched for deeper healing and decided to join the women's healing home. When I arrived, the women were very welcoming and kind. However, they did take possession of my belongings for safekeeping. Later, when I realized the home was not the right place for me and I wanted to leave, I asked for all of my belongings back. I did receive my iPad and iPhone, but my laptop was initially withheld. After continued requests and the mention of filing a police report, they finally returned it to me. Overall, it can be a helpful place for healing, and many of the women there are supportive. My advice to anyone considering going there is to avoid bringing valuables or important electronics. I wish you the best on your healing journey.

Freedom city church has really transformed my Life, I'm so…read moregrateful for the church, it has prospered me, and God has done a lot in my life. So grateful for the leaders and the ministry, for all the blessings.

This is a beautiful church with very kind people! My colleague and I showed up to an event on a…read moreFriday evening and were happily greeted by over 300 people from varying generations and backgrounds. The two things everyone had in common were (1) Bible-believing Christians and (2) Genuinely hospitable. We enjoyed many conversations with the congregants and the elders and we know that this church preaches a strong message based on God's Word. You must check this place out if you live nearby!

Amazing church! There's a real focus on biblical preaching. No sugarcoating, just truth from the…read moreword of God.

I attended Boundless Church on Palm Sunday (March 29th) with my wife and our four children, hoping…read moreto reconnect with my faith after years of feeling distant. Years ago, this church was known as Family Church when Pastor Dave Ansell was leading. Back then, it truly felt like a family church in every sense of the word. Life took me in a different direction, and over time my faith drifted. Recently, I've been searching again, and that Sunday felt like it mattered. It felt like the day I was supposed to come back. We arrived excited, as a family, ready to worship together. As we walked in, I considered checking our kids in, but my younger children have never really been away from their mother and were not ready. Instead of forcing them, we made the decision to stay together as a family and attend service. That's when things immediately felt off. We were directed away from the main auditorium and told to go upstairs into a separate room to watch the service on a TV. It felt isolating and honestly like a punishment for having children. Worship is supposed to be about unity, not separation. Trying to make the best of it, we went back downstairs to enter the main auditorium. That's when we were stopped. My wife explained that our children are well-behaved and would not cause a disruption. An older gentleman then stepped forward and said, "We don't allow kids in here." We were turned away, in front of others, with our children standing there. It was embarrassing, disheartening, and honestly shocking. I couldn't help but think of Matthew 19:14, "Let the little children come to me... and do not hinder them." I also thought about the message every church promotes: "Come as you are" and "All are welcome." That is not what we experienced. We were redirected, restricted, and ultimately rejected. This church once felt like a place where families belonged. When it was Family Church, it truly lived up to that name. Since then, it has been rebranded multiple times and is now called Boundless Church. Ironically, the first thing we experienced were boundaries. This was a moment that mattered for me and my family. It could have been a turning point in reconnecting with faith and community. Instead, we left feeling like we did not belong. Very disappointing experience.

I've been at this church for about 6 months now and woah it has been life changing! Not only has it…read moregotten me closer to God but it has strengthened my faith DRASTICALLY! Pastor Oscar is just amazing! Very humble and well-spoken pastor, I am always looking forward to hear him speak. Every guest speaker and pastor that has spoken here has been amazing as well! Every week I look forward to my Sundays more and more, words can't describe how much I love this church God bless!

A welcoming and faith-filled community…read more Saint Hilary Parish is truly a spiritual home. From the moment you walk in, you feel a sense of peace and belonging. The liturgies are reverent and uplifting, and the homilies are always thoughtful and inspiring. The parish community is warm and welcoming whether you're a longtime member or a newcomer, you're treated like family. The music, the hospitality, and the care for one another really shine through. Their weekly bulletins and online resources make it easy to stay connected and involved. There's always something meaningful happening from masses and prayer groups to outreach and community events.

St Hilary staff and parents helping to make sure their guests are enjoying themselves during the…read moreevening with food and snacks and beverages

I went to their Wednesday class. It was awesome Pastor Judy is great a true blessing of the Lord.read more

The pastor celebrated his 50th year in his community. That my friend is committed to a…read morerelationship with God and a loving covenant. It is home when I visit the Whittier area. L I ts of respect to his committed relationship.

I can surely feel the presence of the Holy Spirit in this church. A very welcoming parish. The…read morepriest are very thorough in explaining scripture. I find it a comfortable and very spiritual place to be in when I attend. Special attention is always given to parishioners asking for services. I've also find it a very strong community church. I invite anyone to attend Sunday mass and have a wonderful experience.

My name is David tobiassen I was on oxygen for 3 years with COPD stage 4. Father Bautista laid…read morehands on me and work the miracle and renewed my lungs. I've been off of oxygen for 110 days Father Batista has totally blessed me that I can breathe today that there's been a been a miracle in my life. I give this church five stars the congregation is so friendly and the people are so nice there they're so loving and I just love this church I just love this church the congregation is just so lovely and kind I give him five stars highly recommend this church thank you Father Bautista

I've been coming to this church for almost 10 years now. I love everything about it. House of Grace…read morehas been a beautiful blessing to me and my family. I've gained many friends and the transformation‍ that began in my life when I met Virgie who is the earth angel who brought me to House of grace. Pastor Ralph and Cindy are amazing Pastors. I recommend House of grace if you would like to build a firm foundation and have a beautiful relationship with God. This church is small but mighty. It's welcoming. It's cozy and it's true. It's loving. It's caring. It's all that God is.

Everyone is family very welcoming they taught me a lot I feel the Love I'm super excited to see…read moreNoel Gugliemie tomorrow October 10th at 6:30pm

Regency Church has truly been a blessing to my family. From the moment we walked in, we felt so…read morewelcomed and seen. This is a church that's genuinely after God's heart, and you can feel it every Sunday- it's like a spiritual reset filled with warmth, worship, and real community. Our kids absolutely love their classrooms! The teachers are incredible- engaging, kind, and intentional. As a parent, it means so much to know they are learning about Jesus in a fun, safe, and loving environment. Regency has embraced our family through different seasons, offering support, prayer, and friendship. I'm looking forward to Soul Care this summer. I love that the church is always finding meaningful ways to build community and truly do life together. If you're looking for a church home, I can't recommend Regency enough.

It's an amazing church, and the men's group is awesome. I finally found a church that I can relate…read moreto

The Salvation Army does so much to help people. They have great heart behind their mission. The…read moreshelter at 5 points has great potential. It's just very poorly run. If they recruited proper management there, I think this location would really thrive. But unfortunately, the current management picks and chooses, and not according to policy. They discriminate against individuals suffering from mental health issues. I saw this first hand with my brother. He would tell me what was happening over there and at first, I didn't take what he was telling me seriously. But after further conversations, I looked further into it and he was absolutely right. I actually went over and interviewed several people at different times that were staying there, and they all told me the same thing. The manager there discriminates and it broke my heart to hear their experiences, how they were treated and belittled, and how it made them feel. I did call the Corporate's office and report her, but it will remain broken until they get someone in there that actually cares about the homeless. I completely understand that it is very difficult to run a homeless shelter and there are many that break the rules. I'm sure they deal with mental health outbursts on a daily basis, but they should also be trained in this area to deal with it and not just kick these individuals to the curb. She should be held accountable for her actions. She is power hungry and abuses that power. Time and time again, my brother asked for counseling, help with job applications and any resources for rehab, but even his case worker did not help him with any of that. They advertise it on their website and make it sound that they do everything in their power to help, but they do not follow through with any of it. The food is minimal and horrible. Even the security guards say it's run poorly. Many people quit because of her. If they got the right director in there, it would be outstanding. It's a great location and a great building. It's just very poorly run.

not sure about the place itself....however this is based on what I experienced. I went into the…read moresalvation army parking lot thinking it was the Washington hospital/groomers. I get my dog out and I look at the door and there is this lady- acting like she is a security guard or body guard....so I tell her oh, my dog has an appointment. she then tells me very rude- THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY!!!. Yes, I made a mistake in thinking this was the groomers however she didn't have to be rude to me- she could have said...if you are looking for the groomers its down the street. I was not going to threaten or steal anything from them.