Everything! The message was inspiring the people were extremely nice and the Gospel was Outstandingread more

I like the members at this Church. Everyone is friendly and welcoming here. I felt good to be here.read more

We were able to visit this church when we visited San Diego. I will tell you that the people here…read moreare SOOOOO welcoming! Other than my church in Indianapolis (hahaha) you don't find friendly smiles and a warm welcome at the door! We attended the 11am service as it was good. The day we went, Bishop Joel Trout was the speaker and it was DYNAMIC!!! They have a praise team (which I'm not used to because we still have good ole Praise and Testimony service on Sundays). But overall it was a good church where the unadulterated truth is taught!

Best Church, I hope it's one of many great Churches, because we all need to be in the body of…read moreChrist. I highly recommend this Church to anyone seeking God or looking for a Church to attend and be apart of.

I can't say enough good things about our experience at Grace Church! I was visiting San Diego and…read morewent with my son Brandon, who has lived in San Diego his entire adult life but had never been to a church there. The entire experience was amazing, and the message was so beautiful and honestly felt perfect for Brandon and where he is in his life right now. It truly felt like God was showing off that day! Everyone was so welcoming, and I'm just so grateful that we were able to share that experience together. We will definitely be back!

While visiting San Diego, we attended a Sunday service at this local church near our hotel. The…read morestreets were packed with cars, and we were worried about finding a spot for our rental, but luckily, they had a designated visitor parking area. We stopped by the welcome booth, where a friendly couple gave us a brief overview of the church and answered our questions with a smile. They even gave us coupons for free coffee! After the service, we enjoyed a delicious coffee (worth over $5) at the on-site cafe right next to the church.

This "church" used to be North Park Baptist Church that my family and friends attended for years…read moreand years until "Makers" came to share our building for whatever reason happened to their establishment and not only did they never leave they took over and changed everything about our loving beautiful nondenominational church where our amazing pastor Glenn and his beautiful wife Glenda lead us in service. Long story short 95% of our congregation left. Scattered. I would ordinarily give my negative opinions about Makers church but I'm really trying to be the good Christian my Pastor Glenn taught me to be so check it out for yourself. God Bless them and you.

I was church hopping for a year or so, I wanted a church with a strong community, messages that…read morewere very rooted in scripture, a diverse church, and most importantly I wanted a church that challenged its members to live out their faith and grow in their faith consistently. I'm so glad I began attending makers!

I first became aware of the University Christian Church in Hillcrest when I began to see very…read moremoving postings by the church on Facebook as well as on Instragram. Their overall message was loud and clear: That of inclusivity. My first visit to University Christian Church was last Sunday. When I arrived about 9:30 a.m. for the 10:00 a.m. church service, I was surprised at how busy the neighborhood appeared to be surrounding the church. I did not realize that the Hillcrest Farmer's Market is located just around the corner, which is held every Sunday. Happily, I learned that the church has 60 reserved parking spaces in the large lot directly across the street from the church. There is a man on site to give you a little sign to place on your dashboard as you park in the designated area. I met Paster Caleb Lines and many welcoming others. The sermon was a complex discussion of the film "Robocop", and how its themes apply to the message of Jesus. There was a flyer in the church that stated there would be a discussion and book signing with author Brandan Robertson the following Thursday evening. I attended and enjoyed it very much. I bought the book and am reading it now!

This is A Very Open and Affirming Church!I noticed on one of The reviews -"Not Welcome to…read moreMexicans"!Totally Without Merit!!!Our Co Pastor is A Hispanic Woman Who is Amazing!We Welcome and Have All Colors,Nationalities,Religions,Recovery,LGBT Community,..."Where Everyone is Welcome At The Table"We are A Loving and Very Supportive Community!Plse Come And Check Us Out ...Sundays 10-11:00

We loved it. My kids started going when they were born. Both baptized there. We had to go to…read moreanother church due to the long distance from our house. We'll love to go back if it has a branch more central. Love Pastor Mike ! I personally started in the North Park theater in high school. I got saved in this church. God bless Pastor Mike and his team.

I have heard that Horizon is an excellent school and a great place to send your kids to get a good…read moreChristian education. Today I finally got the opportunity to check out the campus and then attended the 11:00 a.m. Sunday church service. I liked Horizon very much--the congregants seemed friendly and there were good vibes. I do not want to compare it to the church I usually go to, as far as the worship music goes. My preference is for a flashier rock music worship which gets me more in the mood for some good sermonizing. Horizon's is a very basic set-up, with a singer who plays the electric piano and a lady cellist. Nice but I need more pizzazz. Deduct 1 YELP STAR. The best part of Horizon: Mike MacIntosh. Pastor of Horizon for 36 years & just the right amount of Bible-thumping mixed in with some funny asides and personal family notes. I love that immediately we turned to Romans 8 and got right into the scriptural readings. After a prayer and amen, the Pastor read a few passages and then immediately explained what they meant to the congregation. Now this is not something all that unique, but some churches will open up the Bible, read one verse, and then the Pastor will pontificate ad nauseum the rest of the service. No, I want to get some book learning done on Sunday mornings. Breaking down Romans 8 into digestible passages and then doing explanations and some historical asides thrown in for good measure made for a perfect lesson in what Paul was actually trying to to say to the Romans regarding spiritual man versus sinful man. Could be that Pastor Mike was trained up in the Calvary Chapel method and that might account for a more literary reading of the scriptures. Next week for Easter, Pastor MacIntosh will be holding services outside in the Quad area. I think that should be nice since I noticed that the Horizon Church area is really just the school gymnasium decked out on Sunday with a stage and a mic stand. It was disconcerting listening to the sermon and looking up above for some heavenly guidance only to see basketball nets hoisted above the gathered pious crowd of Clairemont worshipers.

Went for the first time while visiting family for the weekend. Really awesome service, even…read morerewatched the service on YouTube (and subscribed to their channel) it was that good. If I ever move to AZ I know where I'll be going for church!

The Pastor didn't even acknowledge Charlie Kirk in Sunday service. Our nation just lost arguably…read morethe boldest Christian of our time, AND NOT EVEN A PRAYER FOR HIS FAMILY. disappointing and sad. On a weekend that a lot of people was looking for leadership and God's Grace. The lead pastor decided to stick to what they had planned 2 months ago for this Sunday service. Miss Pastor Mike leadership. Long story short, looking for new home church!!!

Went to the Encanto campus for the first time and people were friendly and the Pastor preached the…read moreGospel out of Luke 15 and was well versed about love and Pharisees. The most important part of preaching is a Pastor teaching what Jesus taught because his words are the light power and spirit of God. Glad I visited today

I Love that they speak Spanish & English during the service. They were so welcoming & I felt…read moreaccepted as soon as I walked into Vision church. Everyone is like your family as soon as you meet them. With life being crazy & many hours of work, I do my best to go to Church. People, environment, music & overall, I absolutely Love Vision Church. My new home Church