My daughter and son in law invited me, I attended in their community outreach events from…read more2009-2013, when I joined and a member since. There are various Ministries a person can be apart of: Young at Heart (55+), Couples, Bible study, Youth, Women's Bible Study, Men's Bible Study also 2 services, Sunday School in order to: "Saving Souls, Changing Lives!"

On Friday, July 18, my son, Service dog, and myself came to the church to attend the services of my…read morefriend of 50 years, Mr. Edward Hood.   Upon entry to the church, a Deacon told me that they don't allow dogs in the sanctuary. I told him that she was my service animal and then I showed him credentials and then he allowed me to enter.   I took a seat in the sanctuary, and shortly after you, Rev. Owen's, interrupted the service to out me in front of the whole congregation, all of my fellow Saints, friends and the family of Mr. Hood.   Saying "The lady with the dog, you have to leave, we do not allow dogs in our sanctuary".   I was told to leave the sanctuary and go sit in the hallway.   In my 66 years of life, this was the most embarrassing, humiliating hurtful and discriminative act of my life, and for it to happen in Church, the house of the Lord, a place of love.   I hold my head down in shame for the ignorance of people who don't try to understand one another and their disabilities or life 's challenges.   Rev. Owens, trusting those who are on duty, your deacons and ushers that were at the entrance of the sanctuary, this never would have happened.   This absolutely could have been handled with decency and respect by asking your deacon or usher to confront me in private.   This episode has caused me a tremendous set back with my mental and physical health.   And a suggestion to you, moving forward being a man of God, approach situations diplomatically with love all disabilities are not visible.  Trust who you have put in charge at the door.   My service dog Zena has been trained, well-groomed and cleaner than some people.  I have invested in her so she can help me during times like Friday, July 18.   My thoughts and prayers will be with you to become more compassionate in situations like this.

Had the blessed opportunity to attend a prayer meeting at Love and Unity. The spirit of love and…read moreexcellence the ministry walks in was evidence the moment we arrived on campus. The volunteer staff was friendly, patient, provided information, directed new visitors in terms of parking and seating, greeted with a smile and bid us good night. I recommend worshipping here if in the area.

On 1/23/26, 6 Hours of Glory was held and what a blessed service with Pastor John Hannah and his…read moreteam from Chicago, IL. 1,000's attended 6 pm to 12 am. Anointed service and thank you for such an AMAZING event. God blessed us and I want to thank Pastor Hill and his team for hosting us.

People here is friendly, priests are welcoming. The long mass feels like 30 minutes if you enjoy it…read moreand pay attention.

On 5/27/2026 at approximately 3:10 pm, I was asked if I spoke Spanish via cell phone, I replied no,…read morethen the representative named Anna, clicked on me without saying anything. I felt extremely discriminated against for not even being told "sorry I don't speak Spanish." Or "let me get someone that can help you." I was born a U.S. citizen and English is my only language. Hypothetically speaking, if I worked at a church in Mexico and I responded, "you don't speak English?" Then I clicked, that is completely NOT OKAY. I hope this gets escalated to the top because this type of behavior is not okay especially at a church.

God is in the building the word is being taught with love and grace. The bishop is very…read moreapproachable a member introduced me almost a year ago and when I saw him later he still remembered me and my situation that means alot to me. Everyone on staff welcomes you with open arms its so warm and inviting

I saw/heard/felt Bishop Johnny Withers speak at another church I was attending, and I knew from…read morealmost the very beginning that his church was where I needed to be. This man of God is so annointed and the most amazing teacher! I never gone through my sermon notes so much as I do his. Needless to say, after that first night, I found his church and that is going to be my new church home. The people are so warm. Bishop Withers, who is in his thirties, is the Senior Pastor, and his mother, yes his mother, is the co-pastor. I can't even tell you how blessed you will be here. It is a non-denominational Christian church. God will show up and show out! You will not be disappointed!!!

Merry Christ-centered Christmas! Just saw the "Today Show" piece on the choir, and big…read morecongratulations go to each member and its energetic and forward-thinking director! As a young boy I lived for 8 years in Compton and part of my warm memories revolved around being heavily involved in music - some vocal, but mostly orchestral (trumpet as a member of the Festival Orchestra). It warmed my heart to see more good coming from Compton, as well as great music emanating from its citizens! Keep it up as you honor The King! Merry Christmas! John Willyard Voice of the CMA Awards on ABC-TV

False teachings, people abusing power, not really a church but a fraternity and sorority for…read moreupcoming artists to become famous. I was told to leave the premises for speaking on spiritual abuse that happened during Bible Study with Aquyla Walker back in June of 2024. I did not mention the name of the church or the elder and I tried for 5 months to get an appointment with the pastor and was pushed to the side and dismissed. Others complained about her and if they allow spiritual abuse, be warned. I'm a disabled veteran new to Los Angeles and this was supposed to be my community. She claims I'm bullying her which is deflection. The elder's behavior exhibited bullying traits, specifically: 1. Interruption and shutdown: Cutting Me off, not letting me finish speaking. 2. Gaslighting: Questioning my perception, implying my experiences might not be real. 3. Deflection: Shifting focus from my shared experience to lecturing me 4. Emotional manipulation: Shaming Me for trying to speak, making me feel guilty 5. Disregard for boundaries: lgnoring my nonverbal cues (trying to open my mouth) 6. Condescension: Talking down to me, assuming I didn't understand. I was there since January and loved it, I got baptized there and considered it a family church home. I clearly don't fit their criteria of being a member though and did what I was supposed to do and go through leadership. Be advised. Edit: A year and some change later, Michael Fisher leaked my private information and many church members called me December 14th, 2025 asking about someone else and demanding my address long after I was kicked out of this cult. Avoid at all costs. It is dangerous. I overheard Michael yelling he doesn't want to be a pastor anyways and it shows. It is a popularity contest for upcoming artists to become famous rather than praising God. False teachers, false prosperity gospel.

A safe place to seek the biblical Jesus and get deliverance. Praise God for His Begotten Son Jesus…read moreChrist the way, the truth and the life.

I've always had a good experience with the Universal Church in Compton. I used to be in the area…read morealot so I would always stop by and attend Friday service. Great word and services! I'm glad it's still around and doing God's work! You go Universal Church of Compton!

I don't live in the Compton area but had the chance to visit Hope In Christ Community Church. The…read morefirst thing I noticed was that I did not fit into the typical demographic (age, race) of the current membership of this church. They immediately made me forget that. They greeted me with warm smiles... and I am sure if it were not for Covid protocols in place, I would have received big hugs. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. The music was wonderful and the message biblical and passionate. It seems like a place where they practice love and want to help people to walk closely with God. I really look forward to my next visit.

All churches are not perfect but we strive to be my church is a small community church for the ppl…read moreby the ppl no matter wat u go thru we been there and no matter where u goin we'll be there. we out here in the streets doin his work in Jesus holy name ...let the church say..

An awesome church with a real heart for the community and the broken. Great music and warm…read morewelcoming atmosphere. Come commit and get to know God in a real intimate way.

Tamarind Avenue SDA Church is the new temporary gathering place for Bishop Noel Jones and the City…read moreof Refuge Los Angeles (CORLA). The worship service starts at 10 AM. Tamarind Ave SDA church has a beautiful sanctuary with stained glass windows and plenty of seating. Parking is limited for a mega-church like the CORLA. However, I found parking at a local mall within a four-minute walking distance. The sound system is good, but it could use high-intensity LED screens. The men's restroom is clean, bright, and remodeled. And it has warm water to wash our hands. In my opinion, it's a great temporary resting spot for the CORLA.

Very well we will be attending again really soon everyone was so friendly and welcomingread more

Simply Amazing! I attended the first High Tea at City of Refuge Church. It was so beyond…read moreexpectations! I didn't know they were serving 1300 women and a full meal-wow! All for free!They even provided gifts and an assortment of hor d'oeuvres after the meal. The best part was the content- identifying our love language and hearing from the amazing prophetic couples regarding important things for both those who were married and single. They even prophesied marriage over those who were single. I'm spilling the tea so you will certainly come to the next one! Bring an offering io bless them for this event. Blessings to Bishop Noel Jones and lovely First Lady Loretta for this magnificent event.