This is a sikh temple, but they didn't have that option in the drop box…read more I came here for a wedding and everything was done in a fairly timely manner. As with all gurudwaras (sikh temples), you have to take off your shoes and cover your head as you enter the prayer hall. The wedding was done relatively quickly compared to other sikh and hindu weddings. The facilities are up to date. The food was pretty good, just the right amount of spice. All vegetarian, of course. The only thing that made me squirmish was that at the end of the morning tea and snack session, one of the workers there was emptying all the chutney leftover in the little dishes from pakoras into a pitcher and i don't know if it was going to be re-served or thrown out.... Anyway, I'm not sikh, myself, so it's hard to judge how great it is. So for me, it was okay. A standard religious temple in Vancouver.

Since the day I started coming to this temple I have felt more close to my roots and religion…read more Everyone here celebrates each and every festival with so much love and devotion. It's amazing to see people so far from there country still celebrating their culture.

Igesia Evangelica Pentecostal Emanuel is open to new comers and anyone looking for Spanish church…read morein the Lower mainland. We have many people from different countries and ethnic backgrounds all with one goal in mind and that is to serve God . If you are looking for a place where you can feel welcome and share some food with a new family in Christ then you have found the right place. services are scheduled Sunday 5:00-8:00pm Tuesday Prayer night 7:00-9:00pm and every last Friday of the month we have a vigil 8:00 Pm We look forward to your visit! Dios te Bendiga y te esperamos!

If you are looking for a community family with more peace and hope and fun in your life check this…read morechurch out! It's awesome.

I had a great time coming here for church. The diversity of the attendees was amazing. The…read morefollowing countries were represented: Japan, China, Philippine, Switzerland, Canada, US, Laos, Nigeria, Uganda to be sure. It seemed like there were others, but did not learn their heritage. Church starts at 10am. They were very welcoming. What did I learn today? Next time I find myself in Vancouver on a Sunday I am coming back.

My sister and I attended a Christmas concert in this church, but it felt very homey. The building…read morewas this beautiful little hut in the woods by the British Properties. The building was intimate and not church like at all. A Unitarian church, as I learned, is sort of an offshoot of a Christian based church but with a less dogmatic and preach-y attitude. Most Ukrainians and Hungarians were at this concert that day. How peaceful!

Dani and I have been attending the NSUC for many years and it has become an important part of our…read morelives. We are grateful for the opportunity to pursue our own spiritual paths. Dani and Doug

Great church ! Great pastor . Met a lot of wonderful people at Lynn valley church.read more

I made a mistake coming here, however, they were nice about it. I googled them and thought that…read morethey were a store front and I could buy some mini bibles for a friend's B-day, however, instead it was an actual functioning church with an event going on. I was a bit embarrassed but they were good about it. Kinda funny.

Built in 1927, St Francis-In-the-Wood Anglican Church is a beautiful church located in the…read moreCaulfeild neighbourhood of West Vancouver. I first discovered the church in April 2025 when I went hiking with my hiking group along the Caulfeild Trail. The church was noted as a place of interest in my hiking guide book, and if it weren't mentioned, I probably would not have come across it. It happened to be the day before Easter Sunday when my group and I went to the church, so they were setting it up for Easter service and there was an employee there who told us about the history of the church -- apparently it is open 24 hours a day. They also let us use the washroom. My group and I hiked the Caulfeild Trail again in August and stopped by the church to have a look at the gorgeous stained glass windows and to use the washroom; however, the area to the washrooms was closed. So while the nave of the church is open 24 hours, access to the washrooms is not. I went to the church again last night, December 6, for a Christmas concert with a friend. This time I was taking the bus in the dark, instead of hiking to the church in the daylight. If I hadn't been to the church before, I would have had a difficult time finding it. (If taking the bus, take the #250 bus and get off at Marine Drive and The Dale and walk less than 10 minutes down The Dale to the church.) A lovely church, and next time I hike along Caulfeild Trail, I will stop by and take photos of the lovely stained glass windows.

I hummed, I hawed. Is it sacrilegious to write about a church? Is it a sin to write about a…read morefriend's special ceremony? But I couldn't contain myself! Other engaged couples need to know that this place exists! I've had the good fortune to attend two weddings at St Francis in the Wood and I have to say, if I was ever to go a traditional route down the aisle, this would be the place to do it! It's been nestled in this little wooded cove since 1927 and while it looks like it's been renovated, the brightly coloured stained glass windows look like they come from a magical time. In the water below, little sailboats bounce up and down. Trees filter the bright sunshine and the very-very-very lucky people who live down this sparsely populated residential street have the opportunity to enjoy its splendor every day. Could it be more picture perfect? It's tough to find, but a Yelp map or some tailored directions from a bride and groom will serve you well. And not to spoil the ending, but they ring the church bell after the "I Do's!"