Thank you to the school administrator and music director, Jordan, and the rest of the fantastic…read morestaff at this fine school for allowing us to borrow over 80+ marching band uniforms for four catholic high school marching bands to wear during the recent Hollywood Christmas parade (Bishop Amat High School, Chaminade High School, Bishop Montgomery High School, and St. Genevieve High School). Jordan was very friendly, outgoing, professional, and extremely helpful. The ladies in the office were very welcoming and friendly. Thank you all for being such kind, caring, and supportive people.

Our Lady of Assumption Church is a very special parish because any Mass you attend, you will feel…read morethe presence of God and feel Him talk directly into your circumstance. Whichever priest or deacon does the Homily you can be rest assured their inspiration is divinely inspired from the Holy Spirit.. Led by Father Mike Montoya (Father Mike) he has infused this parish with energy, faith and has thoughtfully integrated into the service many cultural nuances from the Filipino, Hispanic and Vietnamese cultures that make attending this parish special! They also have special blessings for your birthday , statues and your pet... The OLA Fiesta each year is such a huge fun event with lots of great food and live bands, rides and a chance to win a raffle...something is always going on here to bring you closer in your relationship with God at OLA Check it out!

FBC has been my home church since 2018, and I love the teaching, music, fellowship, leadership, and…read morecommunity. There is a strong emphasis on centering every ministry aspect and decision on the Word of God found in the Bible. If you are looking for a church come give Foothill Bible a visit!

Been attending almost 8 years. Our first couple of months there was family after family inviting us…read moreover for dinner and wanting to get to know us better. This church has been so welcoming and the Pastor is very involved with the church body. He knows each family by name and truly cares about their heart, not just keeping numbers up. Now, 8 years later, we are able to be that family that hosts a new family and gets to serve others. Serving others is a huge part of the heart here at FBC. Grateful for Pastor Micah and his ability to teach the word each week.

The most comfortable and down to earth place to gather for church. Disregard comments and pictures…read moreposted from people who have never ACTUALLY BEEN TO THE CHURCH ON SUNDAY. If you choose to park in spaces clearly marked as church parking lot and your on private property, the same rules apply at any business. You will be subject to remove at owners expense. Pastor Larry and Josh, and our leaders are very humble people serve the community with respect and honor God. Is that not what you ARE SUPPOSED TO DO ON SUNDAY if you actually read your bibles?

I love my church! Granite Creek is a family friendly church and the pastors are down to earth and…read morepreach the bible and message of our Savior. Our worship pastor is awesome and the music brings us into His Presence. Love!!

It has been several years since we attended UBIC, but I stopped in recently to look at the gym for…read morean event I was planning and was reminded of something very special about this church that I had to express. Another word for pastor is shepherd and I do think Pastor Perry is just that. He cares for his "flock" on a personal level. While we attended and even after, he checked in on us multiple times, was friendly and kind and available. He and his wife hosted a women's event in their home and I really recognized his love for gardening and hospitality! When we had gone in to check on the venue, he was surprised to see us and immediately went to get the kids fruit snacks. He welcomed us in and I was reminded what a privilege that UBIC has him as their pastor! He teaches from Gods word and loves Gods people. We currently attend another church but I can truly vouch for the leadership and love of both pastors Perry and Daniel for their people!

This church Is such a good church. I attended one service once and ever since then I kept coming…read morebecause everything from the Cafe snacks and the coffee in morning to pastor being so relatable a kind to just the fact that everyone there is so welcoming and nice. I personally love this church and I think you should check it out like I did. You won't regret it. Also they live Stream their Services on YouTube so even if I can't make it I can always watch online it's so convenient. UBIC more like United. Believing. Inspiring. Christ-like.

Luke 10. 38-42 Keep first things first. Don't give your…read moreleftovers to Jesus. God first. Who or what gets your most important portion of your life. God? Spend time everyday in the good word and what is important. I will spend time everyday in the word. Focus..... Jesus first all else will take care of itself.... Busyness is a sign of emptiness

6 years ago, my wife and I were on a quest to find a new church home. We visited quite a few within…read more15 miles of our La Verne home until we came upon CBC in Glendora. I will just say that we've both been greatly blessed . So, if you're looking for an authentic, bible based, non-denominational Christian church where you will look forward to worshiping God every Sunday morning, and desire to grow in your walk, I encourage you to visit with us. There are 3 Sunday services 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00. The anointed sermons taught here will call you higher. Prepare to be blessed! Website:http://cbcglendora.ctsmemberconnect.net/home-ctrl.do

My family withdrew from Holy Name of Mary after only one year, and I want to share our experience…read moreso other parents understand why. Our decision is based entirely on the conduct and leadership of the principal, Mrs. Berumen, which we found consistently unprofessional, dismissive, and completely misaligned with the values a Catholic school should uphold. At the beginning of the school year, I raised a concern about comments made by my daughter's teacher during Open House. She spoke about visiting shamans during her travels and's other religious leaders and placed those trinkets from those visits at the prayer section of the classroom. This is the section where the children go pray near at the crucifix. I found this inappropriate for a Catholic learning environment. When I brought this to the principal, she dismissed my concern and told me that Holy Name of Mary "is a liberal school and welcomes all religions." I explained that while that may be appropriate in a public school, I specifically pay for a Catholic education rooted in Catholic teaching. The concern was brushed aside. As the year went on, the situation worsened. During the 7th grade overnight camp, my daughter witnessed three girls taking photos of a classmate while she slept and drooled, mocking her and laughing. According to my daughter, this classmate has been excluded and ridiculed for a long time. My daughter reported the incident because she believed it was the right thing to do. Months later, my daughter came home begging to leave the school. When I met with the principal to understand why, the interaction was shocking. She looked directly at my daughter and said, "Now Victoria, you know why the girls don't like you. Tell the truth." My daughter was stunned. The principal continued, saying that Victoria should not expect to be liked if "the first thing she did as the new girl was tell on the other girls." Instead of addressing the bullying or modeling Christian leadership, the principal suggested that my daughter simply stop spending time with the girl who was being bullied, saying, "She will understand." This was deeply disappointing and completely inappropriate for someone in a leadership role at a Christian school. Towards the end of the year and when we had already made it clear we were moving schools the following year, my daughter was repeatedly written up for minor or unclear reasons, often without proper communication. She felt singled out and alone. When I emailed the principal expressing concern and asking her to stand down as we are leaving next year and there was only less than a month left of the school year, her response was once again unnecessarily rude and dismissive. Her closing statement was especially troubling: "We ask that you respect our team during this transition. If this is not possible, we suggest transitioning Victoria to her new school before the end of the school year. This will allow her to have a fresh start while enabling our staff to focus on our current students." This made it clear that our concerns were viewed as a burden and that my daughter was seen as an inconvenience. Because of the seriousness of these issues, I contacted Father Chris directly and later reached out to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to ensure they were aware of what was happening. Despite escalating the concerns through the proper channels, nothing changed. The principal remains in her leadership role, and the environment continues to reflect the same dismissive and abrasive culture we experienced all year. For context, I paid the full year's tuition upfront and would have continued next year. My son attends Damien High School and will graduate next year. This shows my commitment to Catholic education -- which makes this experience even more disappointing. We are leaving solely because of the principal's conduct. The environment she has created is not supportive, not compassionate, and not reflective of the values this school claims to uphold. I hope the parish and the Archdiocese take a serious look at the culture under her administration, because families deserve better.

I attended a wedding here and had a very positive experience. While I'm not Catholic, I found the…read morechurch to be welcoming, spacious, and very well organized. The ceremony was beautiful, and the priest delivered a thoughtful service. Overall, it's a lovely place with a warm and respectful atmosphere.

this church has every thing I could ask for in a church, lots of kids groups and spots to survey…read morefor the Lord. over all this church let you have a personal experience well still providing you with everything you need.

I've been coming here about 2 or 3 times each year for the last 5 years when I visit my parents but…read moreevery time I'm home, I'll always look forward to attending service here. Pastor Dan's sermons and teachings almost always seem to be the Word I need to hear and he preaches with some funny, often personable, stories too! He's undoubtedly the main reason I come to LBF when I visit as opposed to my parents' or my brother's church. LBF is also a 15 min walk from my parents' home so that helps too. The church is pretty big with multiple services and while majority of the congregation is white, I think that's a fair representation of the demographics in Upland and the surrounding neighborhoods. Despite all that, I do believe the congregation is quite diverse, or at least as diverse as it could be. See you in another 6 months!

GracePoint is a major part of my life. I love the people. They are kind, caring and often show…read moretheir love of The Lord through their service. I find that the preaching often gives me a fresh perspective of scripture and Pastor Steve encourages me to think for myself as far as what scripture is saying. I love that he teaches the bible through the lens of the context in which it was written. I would highly recommend GracePoint to others.

I love Grace Point! I've been serving here, along side the most amazing people, since 2005. If you…read moreare looking for a church where you can grow in your relationship with God, make life-long friends, serve the community, and celebrate life...THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE! You'll love Pastor Steve's sermons. Every week I'm encouraged and challenged to grow in my faith. The people are incredible, loving, and real. Come to a Sunday worship service or one of our weekday events. And if it feels like a good fit for you, we'd love for you to become a part of our community!