The First Congregational Church of San Rafael is a small but mighty presence in the community, and…read moreI am proud to call it my spiritual home. FCCSR welcomes all warmly through its doors, and is home to singles, families and couples alike. We are an open and affirming church who encourages each member to find and pursue their own spiritual path. FCC has wonderful Sunday services, complete with a talented pianist and choir, children's Sunday School and nursery care, and a social time following the 75-minute service. I always leave uplifted, connected and hopeful. All members in this small congregation are active and supportive of each other. We are also active in the local community and abroad. Come visit and see for yourself what First Congregational can offer you and you can offer to it!

went today to a lovely benefit concert, Irish music. Great performance, and it seems like a very…read morewarm, welcoming place. I am not a church member. I would go to another event here.

We are members again St. Anselm but have not attended mass for several years. Our son just got…read moremarried there last weekend and, through that process we got to meet Fr. Brown. He is an incredibly kind, warm, helpful man. I'm not Catholic and I felt no judgment from him--he listened, offered suggestions, and gave us valuable ideas. We will be back for mass again. Knowing his kind demeanor and welcoming nature is a gift and blessing.

This church looks like it's from the old country. The Cantor has a incredible voice and the very…read moreIrish Priest is entertaining as well as informational. He gives a good homily (sermon). The music is uplifting and inspires those who sing along. There is additional parking offered in a lot just around the corner.

I treat myself to a mass at St. mary's in Nicasio.......Small and intimate....closer to God?read more

Beautifully well-kept old west style church building with a high steeple! What one would expect…read moreright out of a movie set!

My wife and I were married here in 2015 and were so thrilled with our experience that we have been…read moreattending church regularly ever since (now with our 1 yr old daughter). It is a great place for anyone looking for a non-judgmental place to find community and pursue spirituality. The church embraces the progressive views Mill Valley is known for and sees its role to pursue social justice and community (current focus is housing policy, sanctuary movement). Its progressive theology is also reflected in its series of speaker forums which occur periodically on Sunday evenings. They also hold superb concerts in the sanctuary which was built in the Arts & Crafts style by a Tam High teacher and students beneath towering redwood trees. The open-mindedness of the congregation and ambitions to pursue social justice is inspiring.

Beautiful and charming place to get married. The interior of the church is very cute and they have…read morea reception hall all in the same location. Across the way is a park that is great for photos. The only con is the parking. Your guest will have to find street parking unless you shuttle them back and forth to the school parking lot that can be rented. I shot a virtual tour of the church also. You can contact me if you'd like to see it.

As a life-long spiritual seeker and religious skeptic, I'm surprised by how much I appreciate this…read morechurch. Yes, they're Christians (a tough one to pull off in Fairfax). At the same time, they're affiliated with the United Church of Christ denomination (arguably the most liberal religious Christians along the spectrum). The services are very welcoming and it shows in the way the pastor engages in dialogue after her sermon (a very rare thing to find in church), not to mention referring to Jesus as that "Middle Eastern Mystic". Also, I've never known a pastor who teaches aerial. It's really cool to end a service with a nine-year-old swinging on a trapeze to captivating music! The sanctuary space is also stunningly beautiful with incredible paintings throughout. No wonder the Ecstatic Dance group uses it on Friday nights! I think a lot of people in Marin could benefit from attending this church. What I appreciate most is the balance between contemplative practices and fun, engaging services. They get humility and forgiveness in way I wish other churches and traditions did - a good reason to keep coming back.

What a wonderful sacred space this is. I attended a memorial here and it was the perfect spot for…read moreabout 75 of us. In the church (by the way, it's not all churchy with a big Jesus or anything, just more of a spiritual room), we all sat in a circle and shared stories about Jenna (my aunt) and the pastor did a great job letting us create our ceremony, while at the same time guiding it and giving her words or wisdom and spirituality. It was exactly how Jena would have wanted it. After the ceremony, we gathered outside the church in an outside courtyard area with tables that are surrounded by trees. It was very nice and perfect for our situation. We ate, laughed, cried, chatted, and shared memories of Jenna. This was a great place for our memorial party.

My daughter in law and her family come to this Christian Faith Community!…read more When in town I occasionally come and listen to their inspiring musical band on the stage . Their pastor have spiritual and motivational talks ! Hospitality offers coffee and a spread of fresh fruits, cheese and crackers !

I started attending The Quest in 2004 after my Grandma died; Joe was the "fill in" pastor at the…read morechurch my family attended (which I'd left two years prior); and they were meeting on Saturday evenings at the Seventh Day Adventist church building. Over a short period of time, The Quest merged with the other church; and I've seen a lot of changes in the congregation, but the pastor has remained the same; he teaches well, gives a good message week after week. The church family is a good one, although I rarely socialize with many people outside of church events, the few I am friends with are all good people. If you want a church that makes you feel guilty and beat up, and like every single thought you have is evil, this is NOT the church for you. If you want the good news taught, where you're accepted as you are (truly accepted AS YOU ARE) then The Quest is for you!! There is a program for children, as well as teens, and it's an active church, they play softball, they hike, bike, have movie night, etc. As a member you get great counseling from the pastor when needed. Truly, a good church. There's nothing worse than going to church and falling asleep, or watching people swing from the roof - or being told how awful you are; so, if that's what you want, don't go to The Quest, because that's not what you're going to get.

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.

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.