When the Gold Rush started many around the world came including those we are speaking about today…read more Serbians populated and still populate Amador County, California. This is the first and oldest Serbian Church in the United States and Canada. The construction of the church started early in 1894. The church bell was presented to the church by the Russian Bishop, the Rt. Reverend Nikola. This church sure stands out. A few years ago my mom was visiting me and we saw the church from the street above and we were determined to find it. This is one gem you won't want to miss. I've taken the kids here a few times now. Within its time many events have happened. Many loved ones have died. Many loved ones have been born. Much sorrow.... much joy... all endure in memory eternal... past, present, and future molded into one. "-Milo Radulovich

What an absolute gem of a little church we have in Jackson, the tiny Serbian Orhtodox church, atop…read morea pristine, elaborate graveyard in front; and the paintings on the interior have to be seen to be believed. Best time to do this is at their vespers service. No, I'm not Serbian, and certainly not orthodox, but this place is just unbelievable. It's a little known fact that this is the very first church of its kind in America, built in the early 1890's.....the mother church for that faith, and it's a stunner, and a visual standout as you come over the hill to descend into the town of Jackson and look slightly to the left. (Jackson was also home to the first synagog in California, right around the corner, at what is now the elementary school. )They also have the St. Sava Serbian mission campgrounds on the other side of town where Serbs gather every year over 4th of July weekend for an annual event that's fun and has real cultural significance.

Great pastors and such a wonderful hometown feel. Of course, any place that loves and worships…read moreJesus, i love!

We love Pioneer Bible Church, great group of Jesus following people.read more

Ok went again this Sunday, again friendly church. Greeted when we came in , even though we were a…read morelittle late, plenty of parking. met a old friend of my wife's, but.. two of the congregants remembered us from 2 weeks ago. That was really thoughtful, the pastor was by the door engaging in conversation , but willing to talk to everyone, seemed like he was approachable and down to earth type. The only thing I would love to see is sticky tags for folks names, so I can remember them . Enjoyed the music, really good message,.

I haven't had the opportunity to attend service yet although I've listened to their sermons online…read more I also had a specific prayer request and the pastor has reached out personally and so kind to pray for me. We are looking forward to attending sometime soon based on the kindness and involvement for the church with those reaching out for support and prayer.

We were vacationing in the area and decided to check Yelp for churches nearby…read more + Plenty of friendly people who went out of their way to introduce themselves and say hi to us. Nice warm welcome. + I loved to see a wide range of demographics from toddlers to the seniors and plenty of younger families. + Nice worship with most of the songs focused on who God is and maybe one song focused on us, as His children. + Solid theological teaching from the associate pastor (Sr. pastor is in recovery for his health). The sermon was clear, logically interpreted using other Scripture (no complex, vague method of interpreting the verses), relatable examples/stories, and I always appreciate looking at the actual Greek word used as that could change the understanding for use using English only. Great visit. We look forward to meeting this body of believers again in this life or the next.

Sound doctrine, great pastor, and a wonderful, warm fellowship. We have been going here for a few…read moreyears now and have grown to see this church as our family. Everyone is very friendly. The Pastor Art is filled with the Spirit and is as humble and sweet as can be. Come visit and you will end up staying :-)

I have been going to camp for twenty years at St. Sava Mission. It has about 160 beds, a large…read morepool, two baseball fields, a conference room, large cafteria/hall etc... Its perfect for any retreat/camp. I love this place and will always go here. I started out as a camper and now I am camp director of St. George Orthodox Church Camp.

We were looking for a Sunday service while on vacation in Arnold…read more We are happiest in non formal worship settings and this service was everything we hoped for. My husband is disabled and when we got there a little late is was SRO. One of the ushers saw my husbands leg brace and got us a seat. :) Enjoyed the singing. Music. And the message. A very nice community church

I know Pastor William's personally. She brings wisdom, compassion and strength to everyone she…read moreministers to. She is a great asset in Jesus to Chapel in the Pines.

We love this church. We take our children to Awana and everyone here is so friendly and amazing…read more Our kids learn so much from this church. They are able to memorize many bible verses within a week. Our kids look forward to coming to Awana each week. It's great for kids to love going to church.

Love this body of believers! A Bible teaching church who loves on people and shares their love of…read moreChrist! Check it out!

This is a quaint little church and it has a really good historic cemetery that is worth seeing…read more The mass here is the same as anywhere in Amador County. It's somewhat conservative which in my book is a plus. Fr. Lawrence Beck gives well thought-out sermons. We also enjoy Fr. Roland Ramirez's sermons. Both priests are friendly. The address for this church is listed in the bulletin as: 115 Spanish Street.