6 months into our move to the Peninsula, I started searching for a church to go to. A bit of…read morebackground...church has always been a big part of my life, but I can't say that I felt the burning desire to go to church every Sunday. When I was younger, going to church was fun because I got to see and hang out with my friends. We would sit and talk for an hour and a half through the sermon and then get boba after church. As I got older, I started becoming unsure of the leadership in the church and slowly became less interested and eventually, I stopped going completely. So in my search for a new church family, I was very picky. This time around, I was looking for a leader that is passionate. I'd like for his message to speak from the heart and not just reading the bible word for word. I'd love it more if the message is relatable to what I go through in my daily struggles in life. I was looking for a friendly atmosphere, a place where you don't feel pressured - where they don't try too hard. A place with real and genuine intention and that they really want you there. My trusted Yelp led me to The Sacred Church. It's located inside the gym of Burlingame High School but don't let the appearance fool you. You can feel His presence and love and the energy of Pastor Josh will move you. His messages speak to me every time. This guy ROCKS! (if you just saw him walking down the street, you'd think he's just a college kid haha) He took us to Philz Coffee ('cause that's what he does to newcomers) to get to know us and we learned he's a goof ball, which makes us love him more and we don't feel he's intimidating at all as a pastor. His wife is beautiful and she has an amazing voice and their daughter is adorable. We have been coming here for 8 months now and we look forward to coming to Sacred every Sunday. One other thing we love about Sacred is they are hip! Ok, they serve Philz coffee and their coffee cups are stamped with their logo on it. How cool is that? If you miss a Sunday, you can listen to his recordings on the website. Also, tithings can be done through your phone! Yea, no need to feel bad if you don't have cash. Very current with the technology! So glad I found this church. Seriously, I invite you to check us out!

We moved to the Bay area about six months ago and were searching for a new church to call home. We…read morehad gone to many churches, but couldn't find one that felt like the right fit for our spiritual and family needs. We stumbled upon the Sacred Church through Yelp and decided to give it a try. When we walked in we were instantly greeted by the Pastor. It was not only a welcoming place, but a loving place. We enjoyed a great service with passionate worship and a message that spoke right to us. In addition, the children's service was perfect for our 3 year old daughter. We have now been attending Sacred church for a few months and have not only fallen in love with the church, but also the people. Not only do we leave church filled with an amazing message and great worship, but are able to connect during the week with many activities that take place during the week!

St. Bruno is open 24 hours. You can come here and pray, or simply take advantage of the silence and…read morefind inner peace. Going to church is not necessarily all about services, but I believe it empowers my life, and bring a sense of clarity. I also find coming to churches, it gives me a very uplifting feeling... and sense of balance in my life. I always feel lighter, and leads me to a greater direction of where I want to go. Everyone have different beliefs, but if you do need a place to simply gather your thoughts, St. Bruno is always here for you. Until then, be kind to one another and Cheers! ~ :p

I Love this church. I have been here 2 times and both were very holy spirit enriching…read moreexperiences. Both times I have left here my spirit feels recharged, and I feel like my soul is full of light and love. The priest can be a little hard to understand with his I think Philippino or as asian accent so sit in the front of the church. I went on a Monday night and it was a candle lit vigil very cool, all of the lights were off and everyone carried a candle on there way in to the church. The priest explained how we all need to be the light of the world and like a candle burning off wax over time, we too need to make self sacrifices to give off light. he explained it very wisely to us all in a peaceful voice that was soothing to my soul. The other time I went here I sat in the back with my girlfriend and she said that when she sat down in the church she felt something leave up out of her throat from her chest. I didn't believe her but she swore on it so I do now and she stopped arguing with me after we went here so I do believe her now.. There is a beautiful new grocery store across the street that sells great vegetables its almost like gods garden across the street. Check this lace out if you are in San Bruno, and no they do not ask for money or come around with money baskets which is nice too..

My family and I have finally found a place to worship!! This Church is an amazing Christian…read moreexperience based on the teachings of the Holy Bible. Everyone is so kind and welcoming. So glad to be a part of this!

Definitely one of my favorite churches. I feel like I was sorta raised in this church. They've…read morealways been welcoming to me and there's so memories here. They put on the best plays. The drive in church service was pretty cool too. I love the message here. They definitely stick to the real word of God.

Gracepoint Church is an awesome church that really does meet you where you are at in life. This is…read morea church that gives you the space to worship without all of the social pressure or expectations. They have snacks waiting for you when you walk into the lobby that you can eat and drink while listening to the message. They have a live worship band/group that you can praise with. For those who have kids and haven't been able to sit through a message without interruption, no worries they have a special kids program where your kids can have time to learn and make crafts while you have your worship time. If you are looking for a church or would like to try a new place of worship I guarantee you will have an awesome experience at Gracepoint. Our family sure has.

The people are heart warming. Starting when I get out of my parking spot. I am greeted with smiles,…read morehandshakes and a warm beverage. They allow people to bring their snacks and beverages in the gathering center. I felt the love of Jesus. They say: They meet us where we are and Inspire us to follow Jesus." Now, that I pretty neat in my book.

My girls love our church family! It's a safe place to learn and grow, and we feel really blessed…read moreto be a part of such a cool community.

From the owner: Our weekly Sunday Services offer community, encouragement, and support. We'll have donuts and…read morecoffee waiting for you, and Sunday School for kids ages nursery through 5th grade. Come check us out!

Great body of believers! Family friendly and diverse church - my family and I have had a warm…read morewelcome.

Definitely a place you can call a home church. Warm, loving, dedicated and caring body of…read morebelievers. Pastor Chris loves his people, preaches the Word and lives it out. He is Gospel centered preacher and loves the Word. Cannot ask for a better church.

Such a wonderful environment. Nice people. Straight forward Bible based service. Really like the…read moredown to earth Pastor. Come visit this church and hopefully you'll come backs. Oh and good food and snacks after every service!!

November 1st my dad collapsed and ended up at Seton Hospital in a coma. I recently moved to Arizona…read morefrom the Bay Area so I had to travel back to the Bay Area to see my dad right away. During this time, I was distraught. I felt the need to find a church close to Seton where I could pray, have someone minister to me in my time of need, and wanted to find a pastor to pray over my dad. Having left the Catholic church, I knew this may not be easy, but I prayed about it and the Lord led me to Grace Covenant Church where my kids and I were greeted by a nice man by the name of Percy Sunday, November 9. He was so welcoming. The congregation was friendly. There was a man sitting by us, he said his name was Art which is my dad's name. Not a coincidence. I knew this was a sign from the Lord that we were at the right place at the right time. The Lord wanted to let me know that He was with me which was amazing! After mass, I met with Pastor B. He was so kind, empathetic to my situation. I got pretty emotional. He was very supportive. He was kind enough to come by the hospital the next day to pray over my dad on such short notice. My dad passed away a couple hours after on November 10. I'm just so grateful that Paster B was there. He didn't know me nor was I an active member in his congregation, but he showed up which says a lot. Despite my grief, the Lord has given me peace that surpasses all understanding. I highly recommend this beautiful church and grateful to the Lord for leading me to find it. Although I am not in the area, I know I will visit again. Thank you Grace Covenant Church and Paster B. May the Lord continue to bless your ministry, the church, and congregation.

My friend and I went to St Augustine's office to inquire about baptism (seminars,…read morerequirements/paperworks, etc.). Once we entered the room, we greeted the lady that was inside the counter. She didn't smile and asked what we needed. I inquired about the baptism. She replied wait and was very rude and unaccommodating. She gave us some papers and did not say anything. It felt like she was getting rid of us. We did not even had a chance to speak and ask questions about dates and paper works necessary. I tried to asked about something and she said; its all in the paper read it! I tried to ask her again, she replied; read the paper! Everything is in there! We were just speechless and we walked out of the room. Maybe she was having a bad day but I hope she doesn't bring it out on other people. God bless her.

Ive only been here twice but the second time it was all in tagolog which was oretty cool to see. A…read morelot of people come to this check so its ways crowded and on sundays the choir is here and ready to sing!

Morning mass at 8:00 AM FOLLOWED BY EUCHARIST & Rosary. Beautiful morning . Been a parishioner…read moresince 1973 to present. M Reynoso & Family

History: a cadre of dedicated South City Catholic Men made it their duty raise all the funds to…read morerepalce the old chuch and build this once new, beautiful, building. Have been to many funerals and weddings there. There is one grumpy, ego filled, priest who does more to alienate the masses ...he was asked to leave the Cathedral and ended up in SSF. Avoid him. Say a prayer for him.

have been attending this parish for some time because it is close to my home. I regularly…read moreparticipate in evening Mass, attend school open houses, and enjoy parish festivals. Although my son is not enrolled in the school, it has always been important to me that he feels connected to a Catholic community. A few months ago, I brought my son to ride his bicycle in the parking lot but had forgotten his helmet. Father Patrick approached us and explained that, due to liability concerns, my son could not ride without one. I completely understood, and we respectfully left. He also mentioned that if we returned with a helmet, it would not be an issue. Recently, we came back on a beautiful day, this time fully complying with the helmet requirement. However, our experience was very different. Father Patrick approached us again, but his tone was unexpectedly harsh. He immediately asked, "Who are you?" in a way that felt condescending, followed by questioning whether this was my parish and whether I attended church there. Despite explaining that I do attend, he told us to leave in a manner that felt abrupt and unwelcoming. When I referenced our previous interaction and his guidance about the helmet, he dismissed it and again insisted that we leave. What was most concerning was the tone and manner in which he spoke, particularly toward my husband, who is of Latino descent. The interaction felt not only rude but also disrespectful and, frankly, discriminatory. I understand that everyone can have difficult days, but this experience did not reflect the compassion, kindness, and inclusivity that I expect from a parish community--especially from its leadership. Because of this, I have decided to attend a different parish where I feel more welcomed and respected and for my sons first communion as well.

Went to pick up my Granddaughter at St Veronica's yesterday. While waiting I was watching two young…read moremen, students, taking the American Flag down. They proceeded to fold it in the Military way. As they walked away, one of them started singing the Star Spangled Banner and I thought, what a great school. It made me feel good and very proud of them. Patti