I love this church !!!! And especially pastor Julian ! Thankfully a friend of mine referred me to…read morethis church and it is where I got baptized . Its always a great experience at oasis .. praying more people attend

From the ages 3 to 6, I was Muslim. After Obama got elected, I became an Orthodox Jew…read more I decided to join the family business and spent six years in the California Correctional Institution--CC, as we called it. Jail was easier than I expected it to be. I liked the routine and the other women. We supported one another. I was safe, and God put me here. I thought about committing another crime; maybe stabbing one of the guards or putting a hit on one of the guards' wives and kids and extended family and friends and a few random people...but I didn't. I didn't know how to do either of those things. I'll be sprung 14 years tomorrow and my therapist thinks I need a hobby, so why not religion? I've always thought highly of Jesus, although I don't know him personally. I thought now was a good time to meet him. I stumbled into Oasis pretty hungover from a night of drinking and kissing on a woman from somewhere in Eastern Europe. Russian, maybe? I don't know. I couldn't understand a word she was saying, but she was hot and down and drunk, so we hooked up. The service started and ended without Jesus making a single appearance. I'm sorry, you're not going to show up to your own kickback? Do you know how much I paid for parking? I don't even think you know what parking is. When was the last time you were on Earth? Like, really on it? This has always been my issue with you, dude. I can never get ahold of you, and then I see you all over social media saving other people. Don't treat me like a one-night stand when you told me you wanted more. I remember that night you took me to that bar. You were in your sandals with your little white pants and Clay Aiken shirt. I know things haven't been easy, and I know you didn't like me cheating on you but I committed to you when you asked me to, and you left me out to dry. I was 100% going to become a Catholic or Christian or whatever this church is, but now? I'm switching to atheism. They have better snacks anyway.

This Church is amazing if you need to be rehabilitated so you can know the Love of Gods this is…read moredefinitely the place.

Smaller, intimate crazy diverse racially, culturally, age-wise. Good teaching, upbeat quality…read moreworship. Friendly people who are willing to do some hard stuff to make the inter-cultural thing work. Outstanding place for people with mixed marriages, and people of mixed racial backgrounds. You'll probably feel at home, here. If you feel comfortable in a predominantly white, big church, this may not be the place for you. Great place for strong women. The Evangelical Covenant denomination approves of women in leadership.

We recently visited the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles, and I honestly don't…read morehave enough words to capture how beautiful this place is. From the moment we walked in, there was such a deep sense of peace and reverence. The architecture is absolutely breathtaking--soaring ceilings, stunning stained glass, incredible artwork, and details everywhere you look. I was especially moved by the historic pieces throughout the cathedral, including the beautiful chapel, mosaics, and preserved altar. Even the courtyard and surrounding grounds felt serene and thoughtfully designed. Beyond its beauty, what made this experience so special was the feeling inside the cathedral. Despite being such a grand space, it felt incredibly warm, welcoming, and sacred. Whether you visit for Mass, prayer, or simply to admire the architecture, this is truly a place that leaves a lasting impression. Such a wonderful and memorable experience. I would absolutely recommend visiting if you're ever in Los Angeles

Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty…read more.. Only fitting that this review comes as Advent begins. So many ceremonies where do I begin? 5/5 Grounds Lots of space to walk right outside. The Cafe has tables to sit. There is a small area that has some kid games. A nice water fountain on the backside with olive trees. There is a gift shop right next to the Cafe. Bathrooms are located by the gift shop or on the lower level of the Cathedral near the back pews. 5/5 Ambiance Large seating areas with a chapel inside. There are relics inside as well on the sides. Been blessed to attend priest being ordained as well as a Chrism Mass. 3.75/5 Parking Large event days expect a long line. You can get parking validation when you are leaving Mass just see the information booth at the bottom of the stairs. So if you have a chance visit the Cathedral stay awhile to be still and enjoy the peaceful Ambiance. Psalm 46:11, God bless

The music and messages at Mosaic are great, but I came looking for community and found none. In the…read moremonth I've been attending, I haven't received so much as a friendly hello. The service I attended wasn't even live--the pastor was speaking at another location, and we were just watching a livestream. I could have done that at home. Yet, they repeatedly asked for donations throughout the service. Afterward, I tried to socialize, but the "church social" was basically a paid food truck festival. Most churches offer some kind of free fellowship time, so this felt really odd. On top of that, when I first walked in, they were pulling people one by one to sit in the front row--probably for the cameras. Between the lack of community, the transactional feel, and the focus on appearances, it just doesn't feel like a real church. I won't be returning.

It's a good church, most people are nice and you see a little bit of everything, the choir is…read moreamazing too, you see a lot of talent in the church, but tell me why, when I go into this mostly white church with my latina mother and we sit behind a group of people, the guy next to her moves his chair when we speak Spanish? We're in Los Angeles, people! Of course there's gonna be people from South America who are legal immigrants!

So blessed to be apart of this amazing church and community, I highly recommend you come see for…read moreyourself! Oh ya, and their coffee shop is now open! Come check it out

They disrupt the peace every Sunday and I will do everything in my power to get this church shut…read moredown. They don't have their own building and use Hollywood High and yell and scream during outdoor baptisms. No one wants to live across from that. I plan on calling the police next Sunday.

Started attending March 2024. Great experience since day 1. Even though it's a big church there are…read moremultiple ways to get involved I'm so it feels a bit smaller and more intimate. Love the atmosphere of the worship sessions. Highly recommended checking out the Prayer Room!

i go to another church nearby but had heard great things about tapestry so i checked it out…read more if you are looking for a congregation is largely younger (high school, college, and a big demographic in the 20s and 30s), then you will probably like tapestry. no church can be all things to all people but i found the people welcoming. the church is definitely on the modern side with modern worship, big production and a modern space. if i had any criticisms or concerns for people who are looking to check it out, it would be the following. bear in mind that these are preference issues and fundamentally i think very highly of the church, but these may be dealbreakers for you. 1. pastor tends to speak very long...frequently over 60 minutes. i didn't find the pastor to be very dynamic, but again, this is a preference issue. as far as theology and content, the messages are very much on point. 2. congregation is on the young side, and the demographic is largely asian. 3. parking can be a little difficult in this part of DTLA and it's a little more run-down but then again, so is my church's area (i go to newstory LA). if this appeals to you, check out their services on youtube for a sense of what they are like. their channel is "tapestry LA church."

After visiting Evergreen Church the first few times, I quickly realized that it was a place where I…read morecould stop pretending I was ok and start to actually heal. I spent those first weeks in the back sitting on the floor crying. I felt so free and just ok to be myself for once. It has definitely been a hospital for me. It's been 3 years now and I'm so grateful that I was introduced to this community. I've grown spiritually, mentally and emotionally. I'm still growing and figuring myself out but where I am now is without a doubt due to Jesus Christ and the heavy presence he places over this church. The amazing leadership team at Evergreen take their own personal relationships with Jesus very seriously and it makes me trust them so much more. If you're looking to get more involved in the community, I highly recommend checking out all of the greenhouse groups and see which one works for you. Also look into the volunteer teams! I joined the prayer walk team for a time and that is where I made a lot of friends. I'm looking to see where else I can be of use because I seriously love this community and see myself staying here for a long time. I wanna grow with this place.

Evergreen LA is a family that burns for the Lord. There are genuine people here who are deeply…read morepassionate about Jesus. The entire pastoral and leadership team are sold-out lovers of Christ, and their authenticity is undeniable. From the moment I stepped into this church, I was overwhelmed by the love of God through the Holy Spirit--I instantly knew I had found my church home. Deep calls out to deep. Like anything worthwhile in life, building community takes effort. If you're looking for connection, I strongly encourage you to start volunteering right away. That's how you meet the "good eggs"--the ones who value serving, consistency, and commitment, just as Christ's love compels us to show up for one another. Think of it like planting a tree: roots are necessary for fruit to grow. Attending once or twice and making a judgment doesn't do justice to what this church has to offer. Plug in, get to know people. You can't microwave friendships or a sense of belonging. But according to scripture when you refresh others, Jesus refreshes you--and serving is one powerful way to experience that. If you're visiting for the first time, welcome. I hope you'll take that next step and get involved. Life isn't easy, in fact Jesus warned us there will be trials and tribulation, but He has overcome. Finding people who draw from His well of life is a rare gem, but I've met some of the most solid, faith-filled people here at Evergreen LA. From a city of Angels Native, Amy & God bless you!

I started coming to this church about a year ago and I've noticed it's growing so much. I love the…read moredifferent cultures. The worship and the pastors are so good you can feel the presence of God in this place. I love that there's Altar calls and the pastors are always willing to pray for you and they have food for everybody after service

Have been looking for a church that suits me and that I feel welcome in where I can really feel his…read morepresence and I found the paper so welcoming they read from the Scriptures I feel charged up when I get there in a hold me up through the week