This is a wonderful church. The people, priests, the staff (especially Abigail Therien in the…read moreoffice) have all been wonderful and helpful. The church is seated at the bottom of the mountains with one of the most amazing views while in service. You definitely feel relaxed and at ease while here. If you are looking for a new place to worship or just passing through you should stop in.

My husband and I stopped here to see if they were serving a Friday Lenten meal. After parking and…read morewalking up to a hall we saw people sitting and eating we were happy about this until we got to the door and we met by a young man speaking to a woman who was there for the Stations of the Cross he rudely told her IT'S in the CHURCH. The same man then turned to us and said, "WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? Beyond extremely rude he was off putting and would never go to that Church again, being treated in that manner is why people turn away from the Church. Do better

What went well? EVERYTHING. What went wrong? My life before entering His home. This is home. This…read moreis comfort. They make me want to be a better person. Pastor JP and Pastor Ellen's prophetic delivery and message, unconditional love, and kindness really makes me want to mirror Jesus.

I've been going to church since I was a child. This is the first church where I learned how to…read morelisten to the voice of God. This church has a family feel. It's impossible to get lost in the crowd here. The Holy Spirit sets the agenda and I appreciate that.

Great chapel! Great experience with the minister, and great inside too…read more Their schedule is 8PM on Wednesday English 10AM on Thursday English 8AM and 11AM Sunday English 11AM Sunday CWS English

I was here for the INCMX and I gotta say it was one epic event! For those that don't know, it…read morestands for Iglesia Ni Cristo Media Experience. Free food, interactive booths, prizes, entertainment, and numerous events showcasing what the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ) is all about. I have also had the privilege of attending a worship service inside the magnificent chapel. So as a member of the Church of Christ, I am glad that the city of Montclair has a locale they can call their own. If you are reading this review and are not a member, I encourage you to do some research and to ask questions from one of our distinguished ministers. They will answer all your questions straight from the Bible. They will not answer your question from thier own interpretation. For more info I highly recommend you look up our informational website, www.incmedia.org

Like most people who find the UU I have never really fit in anywhere spiritually. I didn't want my…read morechildren to miss out on learning about religion, but didn't want them indoctrinated into any one faith either. Attending the MVUUC is a positive tradition I feel good to let my kids participate in. Everyone is super nice, and each Sunday a completely different topic is discussed in creative ways. The kids begin the service with us but are then led to the children's religious education program, where they learn from a variety of sources about fostering their innate goodness. After service is coffee hour, everyone just hangs out on the nice patio and fellowships. Everyone's views are welcomed and no one is considered wrong. My family is in the process of joining officially and I plan on attending as long as I can. They mostly draw from Christian principles but, they also have a pagan group, a gay & lesbian group, men's group, women's group, knitting circle, book club, volunteer opportunities, community outreach programs, and annual retreats. Something for everyone!

When I began to think about spiritual matters I did not know if there would ever be a church for…read moreme. For starters, I'm liberal and most religions are not. I wasn't sure what I wanted out of a religion but I'm sure glad I found it. The church is very peaceful and supportive of the community without being aggressive in trying to change the people. They support many local charities by donating their collection basket once a month to a social justice charity. When you first go in, a greeter asks if you've ever been there before and how you found the place. They invite you to sign the guest book so that they can introduce you later. You sing a few hymns(and sometimes hippie folk songs), almost always about the human spirit, community, service and self sacrifice and the reverend delivers a sermon. Some times the lay leaders lead the service. The community is so warm and inviting. They support LGBTQQIA rights. The people are mostly older but are always excited to see a young adult in attendence. The Religious Education is top notch. They provide several different courses for youth of various ages. My niece (age 6) and nephew (age 9) talk about the classes all week long and constantly ask if they can go with me again.

Antioch Missionary Baptist Church offers a traditional worship experience with roots in African…read moreAmerican Culture. The people are friendly and welcoming. Many will tell you that the church is big enough to serve you and small enough to know you. This church has been in Pomona for 48 years and is committed to serving the community and demonstrates that with free food twice a month to families in need among other services. This church offers Bible study multiple times during the day on Wednesdays and has the largest Men's Bible study in the area every Tuesday night.

From the owner: We are a church on the go, reaching, teaching, caring and sharing for the Lord. Where every child…read moreof God is a brother or sister in Jesus Christ.

My husband and I call this our home church. We are people who love and serve God . We want to share…read morethat love with the community of Upland and abroad. On a personal note: I have been fighting cancer this past year and my church family has stepped up to help me through this. They have been an amazing example of Christ love and support. The prayers, meals, gifts, cards, phone calls , etc... Has been OVER the top!!!!! They truly are amazing, loving, and caring with actions church! I'm so blessed to be apart of this genesis family. Please come see for yourself. My name is Teri (aka Teacher Teri) come find me. I would love to meet you!

Visited once back in January, and have come back every week since. My family felt immediately…read morewelcomed, and my kids felt very comfortable in their respective classrooms (and my kids are picky!). Pastor Sam has a way of teaching that is both forward-thinking and practical. The people are active - serving locally, serving internationally, serving one another. There is a very real sense that you can come as you are - with your past, your doubts, your questions, your baggage - and you will find you are not alone. The folks here are not judgey. There is a real sense of community. Great people doing great things to honor a great God.

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!!

This church is a great place to discover God's love for you and your family, and to meet others who…read morewill walk with you. Feels like being home. :)

A must visit BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Temple located in Chino Hills, CA…read more The Hindu temple is free admission and is open to visitors of all faiths. There's a dress code requirement no shorts or tank tops are allowed inside but don't worry the temple has Sarongs available to cover your arms and legs. All of the beautiful handcrafted wood was imported from India. There's a restaurant inside called "Baps Shayona," that provides traditional Indian sweets and snacks with outdoor seating. The volunteers were very friendly. Check it out when in the area! Happy Yelping :)

Gorgeous and unique place with free entrance/open to public. Of all places in the region, you will…read morefind a beautiful setting or attraction here. There's not too many Hindu temples in the state. I see Islamic mosques in the U.S. more than I can find a good East Asia Indian Hindu temple. Not huge, but there's plenty of great photo spots all around the temple. Employees are all friendly, welcoming, and set a great first hand impression of the experiences. Exterior and interior of buildings are worth walking around. When you enter the main gate for free parking, assistant gives you a small map of the site in advance. Note, Visitors can take photos inside the visitor center area, but no cameras, photography, or shoes are allowed in the main temple attraction site. No large backpacks, but I was able to bring my small hat/cap with me. I didn't wear it inside the temple though. Take off shoes and store them in the shelves available right before walking up the long stairs. Cover up/check dress code restrictions in advance. Good vibes all around. Inside the main temple were people praying/meditating. Very cold temperatures and echoing noise can easily be heard inside. White detailed sculptures are amazing. Indian culture is religious. Respect Hindu vibes. It's a great feeling walking around and you can check out other parts of the temple/museum. Great place for selfies and beautiful pictures for sure. Love it.

Lovely Christmas Eve service here. The sanctuary was completely filled and even extra chairs were…read morebrought in. Nice variety between music and speaking. Enjoyed the beautiful candlelight portion near the end.

Claremont UCC has been my home church since late 2019 and each service and interaction with the…read morepastors and church members leaves me feeling ever more edified. Attending a progressive, open and affirming church during the last few years has been vital to my well being. Thank you Pastors Jen and Jacob for leading this congregation of believers. I invite you to attend in person or online!

I've only been here during off hours never for a mass. This is mainly a review of the visual…read moreaspect of the Parish. Parking is abundant but I can parking but I can envision it at capacity on Sundays. The exterior as well as the interior are simple but beautiful. This church was constructed circa 1948 so it has a traditional cross layout that includes a cry room. lol There are two wonderful marble statues of St. Joseph and the Blessed Mother on either side of the altar. It is always clean & well maintained grounds. There is a grassy area on the east side with a statue of St. Joseph & a young Jesus as well as benches. On the west side there is a small garden with a statue of the Blessed Mother. This church reminds me of Holy Family in Wilmington as well as those in Mexico so maybe that is why I am partial to it. Close to Cal Poly Pomona campus.

I went there for communion and the father said because we're not married by the church I can't…read morereceive communion and if my husband loved me enough he would convert... was trying to get back into my faith and left in tears