Thank you so much for hosting Larry's Funeral last week. The Location was perfect, the way the art…read morewas hung was perfect and everyone was so helpful and kind in the process. The views and background are fantastic. and the labyrinth is thought provoking. Thank you again.

It's actually a nice view of the bay and San Francisco. Possibly, it can be a foggy view. There's…read moreample parking. This is a ceremony site only. The building on the premise is rather bland and brown. It looks like an office, not a church.

A really nice venue for the New West Guitar group's concert. totally recommend for the great view…read moreand nice ambiance.

I've been to St. Hilary's numerous times over the years. This church has been the setting for many…read moreseminal moments of my life.I've attended weddings here... and sadly, I've attended quite a few funerals and memorial services as well. Although I'm not a religious man, it's hard to deny St. Hilary's simple yet celestial charm. You can't help but feel at peace here. Located on a sunny Tiburon hilltop, the "little white church" (as it's commonly referred to) boasts magnificent, panoramic bay views. It's no wonder that it's such a popular place to get married. Adjacent to the chapel is a large communal room for receptions/parties. It's by no means fancy, but it's multifunctional and can accommodate a few hundred people and very caterer-friendly. Since I'm not a regular church-goer, I can't speak to their Sunday services and other religious ceremonies. But St. Hilary's is a Marin County landmark and the property is worth a visit. It'll certainly help lift your spirits (especially in these dark, chaotic times).

I went to this church to vote in the recent election. The volunteers were incredibly nice to…read moreeverybody and one of them went out of his way to help this older gentleman who was having some trouble with the path. Watching the news coverage about the long lines in some areas, with people waiting all day to cast their ballot, I was grateful that places like Tiburon Baptist open their doors as a polling location. It is tucked away and a little difficult to find. But it is a beautiful setting! SInce I live nearby, I've been back several times to enjoy the view and the peaceful feeling.

I attend Tiburon Baptist when I visit my daughter and her family. The people make me feel like one…read moreof them. One person even joked once that she was going to nominate me to be a deacon. The pastor is very kind and knows his way around the Bible very well.

Large contemporary congregation with progressive outreach programs benefiting the local communities…read moreof color, gender, disparate income and housed circumstances. The pastoral leadership has blessed us with their unique ability to present the good news of the bible in spiritual context with the challenges of today. I walked into their sanctuary ten years ago, and am a devoted volunteer both in session and committee outreach today. If you are seeking, if you are looking for a perspective, if you want community that transcends career, this may help you find an answer. WPC has recently completed a ten year renovation plan, culminating in renewed organizational and gathering spaces, as well as much needed structural retrofit. Post-pandemic, the church is launching new streaming hybrid programs and navigating congregational support options in the new normal. Join me in Christ. Peace.

Westminster Presbyterian is an incredible church! When my wife and I moved to Tiburon, we probably…read morevisited 7 different churches to find what would be best for our family. We chose Westminster because it is: 1.) Family friendly -- with a nursery for babies / toddlers , Sunday school for older kids, and very active parent fellowship nights. 2.) AcceptingD of all people, with a message focused on Jesus' love. 3.) Strong emphasis on social justice and missionary work. Rob (the pastor), Bethany (deputy pastor) and Jeff (children's minister) are all wonderful.

Question: Are you exploring your faith? Are you currently a nonbeliever, but you're curious? Are…read moreyou looking for a place you can go to learn more, and feel comfortable asking basic questions? Hard questions? Answer: Please come to Hillside church. The philosophy of Hillside is that all are welcome. No matter where you are on your faith or even if you're a nonbeliever, you are welcome at this church. It is free and open to all those who come through it's doors. This is a place where you can ask the hard questions or the ones you felt perhaps embarrassed to ask. If it's not for you then okay, no worries. We just want to make sure you ghve a welcoming, safe place to explore. The church leadership is top notch. The pastor, Steve Pridemore, is a gifted orator and has insightful sermons. After every sermon, I am always fulfilled and almost always learn something new. The congregation is friendly and diverse. Also noteworthy is that there are about 300+ members which probably makes it one of the largest churches in Marin and certainly Southern Marin. It's also an active church with tons of different ways to get individuals and families involved. The church has an annual trip to a Mexican orphanage that the church has supported for several years. The church has several active small groups that enable the congregation to, as the name implies, focus on topics and conversations among smaller groups of people. This can be huge when somebody is trying to become more actively involved and engaged with the church community and create deeper relationships with the other individuals in the church. Hillside also organizes several retreats throughout the year and participates in the annual leadership Summit. I've personally been to the leadership summit and one of the men's retreats and can attest to how awesome both of these things are. There are also plenty of opportunities to volunteer within the church for the two Sunday services. Volunteer opportunities include ushering, working in one of the many childcare rooms, playing an instrument or singing in the band, working the projector, working with the sound system, getting the coffee ready and all the treats before the congregation shows. I am likely missing several responsibilities here, but you get the point. The church building is made up of two buildings. Both of the buildings, the parking lot area, the playground, and the general landscaping are all nice and tidy. So many churches I've seen have gone failed to keep their church and the surrounding grounds nice and tidy, but hillside has not. There are two buildings to Hillside - the uppermost main building and the lower Annex building. If you were visiting for the first time, be sure to go to the uppermost main building. It's pretty obvious, but just want to be sure you know which one to go to. The doors are all wide-open Sunday mornings and you can pretty easily tell where to go. Still curious? Please message me on Yelp and would be happy to give you more information or even meet you before one of the sermons. See you there.

My first visit there no one greeted me warmly. And the pastor pridemore was not yet the pastor but…read moremade his presence felt. Ethan introduced to him i was met with an unfriendly and cold greeting. My impression was that he was aiming to succeed the current pastor (which happened soon) and treated anyone, visitors or member as a potential threat to his objective to take over the church leadership. Bad start. I left my handbag there and I went back to pick it up. When a woman member handed to me I could tell it was opened and searched. I had prescription pain medicine to deal with horrible nerve spasms that occur in my vertebrae more and then. She let me know that she found it and became instantly judgmental and critical as if I was some addict. I was deeply offended by the hostility she display and vile criticism she hurled at me -- a decent Christian with seminary training and wide experience in the church on many levels. Afterwards, i never heard from them again and needless to say, I never had an desire to return to this place, especially with Pridemore who lived up to his surname in personality. Very unfortunate. I suggest Martin Covenant or New Life for a genuine loving church true to Jesus.

Loved this church. Our first time attending a mass here and it's the Easter vigil. The priest was…read moreso good and the people are very welcoming.

Beautiful church, really friendly parish, priest that gives thoughtful homilies…read more Came here for Holy Thursday mass because we were out of town, and it was a really nice experience.

I first came to SPC on Christmas Eve of 2019. What a true gift it was to have found this lovely…read moreplace of worship, and friendship! I can honestly say that I have felt nothing but welcomed by this congregation since the first time I stepped through the beautiful wooden doors. If you are looking for a place to spend (and brighten) your Sunday mornings, I highly recommend Sausalito Presbyterian Church!

SPC is balm for the heart and soul. I started coming with a friend who was a member in the late…read more80's. Born and raised Catholic, I found a much more inclusive and meaningful (for me) service here. SPC has done an amazing job of pivoting from in person services to Zoom services. We are now in "hybrid" mode with part of the congregation coming in person and the balance continuing on Zoom. Pastor Paul's messages are inspiring and there is always room for dialogue within the service.

Such a beautiful church on a hill overlooking gorgeous Sausalito & Richardson Bay! (Ideal setting…read morefor perfect Christian weddings.) The Finished Work of Christ at the Cross is gloriously preached at Sausalito Christian Fellowship. World-renowned speakers regularly minister the Word of God in the power of the Holy Spirit. This loving church family is superbly led by a woman Pastor, Tamara Cotten. As often as my schedule allows, I travel across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco to enjoy the joyous Presence of the Lord at Sausalito Christian Fellowship ... always a blissful, encouraging oasis of GRACE.

I live in San Francisco and attend Sausalito Chrisian Fellowship Church for many reasons. The love…read moreof God, the knowledge of the finished work of Christ on the Cross, and Grace is known and demonstrated. Pastor Tamara Cotten is amazing and upon entering the church one is well aware of the powerful presence of the Holy Spirit. Joy, laughter and freedom are present. Once a month on Friday an amazing regional fellowship, worship and ministry occurs often with world-renowned speakers. I would describe this church as a powerful Kingdom church with an incredible view.

My partner Nilo and I were married in this incredible church on July 4, 2014. Christ Episcopal…read moreChurch and Campbell Hall and Garden is the most incredible, beautiful place for a wedding. We had three places to choose from for our wedding and Christ Church was by far the best place imaginable! Nilo and I never dreamed of having a church wedding. We have been together in a committed same sex relationship for 19 years. When the law prohibiting same sex marriage was toppled in June 2013, we knew immediately we wanted to marry in Sausalito as it was the site of one of our first dates back in 1995 and figured prominently in our lives since then. While looking for a venue, we stumbled on Campbell Hall using a Google search. I sent an e-mail to the address listed inquiring about the Hall and within minutes received a response from the rector, Father Chip Larrimore, saying that not only could we use the Hall, we could be married in Christ Church and he would be honored to perform the ceremony. I was floored. Nilo and I, both Catholics, stopped going to Church some years ago. We had no idea the Episcopal Church was so accepting and welcoming. We went to see this incredibly beautiful church last July (2013) and met Father Chip. We knew as soon as we walked in that we would marry there and booked the date for July 4, 2014. We also started attending this beautiful church built in 1882 and became members in January 2014. Neither Nilo nor I had ever experienced such a welcoming community in our lives. We live in South Hayward and drive 57 miles every Sunday to attend Mass there with our new "faith family". While some of the reviewers listed "cons" along with their "pros", I have no "cons" to mention. Everything was incredible. While parking is limited, we hired a shuttle service which was quite reasonable to bring our guests up to the church and take them back. Pure Luxury was the service and they did a wonderful job. It took all the stress out of parking for our guests and they all had a great time on the short ride up the hill. Our reception was held at the Spinnaker Restaurant in Sausalito. Guests parked at Spinnaker and were shuttled to and from the church from there. We used Campbell Hall for lunch for our wedding party and for a short cocktail hour immediately following the wedding before our reception began. The Garden, which is adjacent to the Campbell Hall and across the street from the Church, is so beautiful and the best of our wedding photos were taken there. The entire wedding was everything I dreamed it would be and more. I am attaching some photos of the church and our wedding day there. We videotaped the wedding (although the first 6 minutes were lost...UGH!); the link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT0Z_5vJSMQ. Listen to Father Chip's sermon if you want to know how incredible he is as a person and as a priest. I know you will love this church as much as Nilo and I do. 100% recommended for your wedding and if you have never really been into going to church...check it out. You might be as surprised as Nilo and I were by what you find there! Feel free to contact me directly via email at thomasjohnbauer@gmail.com if you have any questions.

We moved to Sausalito from the San Francisco Marina and almost by accident dropped into an event at…read morethe church hall were we found the congregation celebrating Shrove Tuesday with pancakes. The next Sunday we attended the 8am service and realized that we had found our home. Its been over eight years now, things have changed as they always do but the love of God and the love of each other in the congregation and of Fr. Chip is always present. Its also a fun church! As many smiles and as much laughter as there is quiet prayer and reflection. Fr Chip's sermons are core to our worship. They are of great interest and so often leave you will a very simple message, one that is subtle in the context of the message or story but also one that is easy to take away and to keep for days and maybe longer. If you live in Sausalito or are new in town, come along, I think you will be surprised at how easy it is to sit quietly and to enjoy worship and the gentle fellowship of others. The church's motto is "all are welcome" We truly felt and still feel so very welcomed.