Friendly people, inspiring music, great teaching with caring youth and children's ministries!…read moreVisitors feel welcome and encouraged!

I have been part of, or visited, scores of Spirit-filled churches in the past 50 or so years. This…read morechurch rates as one of the best I have ever seen. The worship is very good, and the preaching is realistic and right-on (even though I have only heard one sermon, one given by Jim Cooley). And they do not met in a "hut," but have a very nice facility. Gary H. Graff, Santa Rosa, CA

Always enjoyed our annual or semi annual visits to this wonderful church ever since Fr. Oliver was…read morethe Pastor. Now, in addition to great view, they added this beautiful altar which appears to be transformational. Anyway, a great and peaceful place to worship - very welcoming!

A beautiful church. Glass back wall behind the alter adds to the serenity and experience of a mass…read morein the mountains. Fr Larry gives very moving and educational masses. I feel very blessed that this little gem of a church is within walking distance of my home. If you come while visiting Lake Tahoe, I'm sure you will want to make a return visit every time come vacation here.

This review only addresses St. Theresa Catholic Church as a performance venue. Gayle and I were…read morehere last Sunday for a performance of Handel's Messiah by the Tahoe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus (TOCCATA). Gayle's 93 year-old Mother is an Alto in their Chorus. I've always enjoyed this English-language Oratorio composed in 1741 by George Frideric Handel. As the entire piece would clock in at over 3 hours, TOCCATA limited its performance to key portions of Part 1 (Birth) and Part 3 (Resurrection). I particularly like Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, Ev'ry valley shall be exalted, and For unto us a Child is born in Part 1. For these pieces and the rest of the concert for that matter, TOCCATA did a bang up job. I was perhaps one of the better Messiah performances that I had experienced over the many years that I had been attending. The TOCCATA performance was further enhanced by the excellent acoustics at St. Theresa, the attractive sanctuary, the welcoming ruach of this congregation, and an appreciative full house. One didn't have to be Catholic or even Christian to appreciate this special Holiday event.

Great church, friendly people and they have kids religious classes... thank goodness! So blessed to…read morehave this great church in our community

Great people there and wonderful pastor, all trying to reach their community, since that community…read moreneeds CHRIST

Husband and I are in town for our 1st wedding anniversary. On the way to the beach, restaurants etc…read morewe passed the 1st Baptist Church sign. This sat in our hearts the last few days and decided to spend our morning giving this place a chance. After all, we've has a very blessed trip thus far and wanted to give God the thanks we felt for allowing us this trip together. We are so glad that we did. What a beautiful, genuine group of people. There was a nice outside set up of chairs, smiling faces, beautiful songs of worship and a feeling in the air that we were meant to be here today, celebrating with gratitude with these wonderful people. Pastors message touched our hearts in a spot we deeply needed. No one rushed us for money, no hate found here, only genuine hearts and a warm welcome. We will absolutely be back when we are back in town for a Sunday. We felt at home, and very sorry we couldn't partake in their 4th of July bbq post service that we were graciously invited to due to anniversary fun we had booked. God Bless you all.

Very friendly church, visitors feel welcome and included. Definitely a place where visitors and…read morelocals return over and over again.

Do these denominations accept sinful unrepentant sexual behavior or do they call out for…read morerepentance? Look up the history of such denominations. Jesus hung out with sinners, he also called them out to repentance he DID NOT ACCEPT THEM TO STAY in evil sexual immorality. Do these denominations call out to turn from unbiblical evil?

This is a beautiful log cabin Seventh-day Adventist church in South Lake Tahoe…read more Service times are Saturdays at 10:00 for Sabbath school bible study and 11:15 a.m for the main service. Bible Study begins at 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday. All are welcome; so feel free to comedown. Everyone there would love it. Everyone is very friendly, and not only are the members involved in sharing Christs love they also do lots of outdoor activities associated with the Pathfinder Club including rock climbing, hiking, backpacking, camping, and boating. This is the kind of environment I grew up in so I really liked it. I hope you do too.

From the owner: ALL are Welcomed…read more Welcome to Heavenly Valley Seventh-Day Adventist Church! Sabbath School begins Saturday at 10:00am & the worship service begins at 11:15am. We look forward to our fellowship time with you, whether you're from nearby, or you are vacationing in the Tahoe area. Our doors are open to those who may be visiting from anywhere in the world. We love guests! Be sure to keep your lunch plans open for potluck following the worship service. That way we can get better acquainted with you. If you have musical talent, please contacts us when you're planning to visit. Let us know if you'd be willing to sing or play for us during worship services.

The church of Christ is an autonomous non-denominational just-by-the-Bible gathering of those who…read morehave been baptized into Christ for the remission of their sins/Christians. Each congregation is as unique as each human, however they all strive to follow the pattern of teachings in the New Testament and some places more than others. If you seek to be a true Christian and a true worshipper of God, this is a great place to start!

If you are truly interested in pleasing God and doing His will, you should study with the Church of…read moreChrist, using your Bible as your guide. The Church has congregations worldwide. Remember that the Bible mentions only one Church that was started on the day of Pentecost. Do you know it?