My grandson and son were visiting us from out of state. They both attended the Sunday morning…read moreservices at Healdsburg Community Church while they were here. They felt so welcomed by the pastor and his wife along with the other members. Our grandson loved the Sunday School activities and also felt welcomed by the other children. It was a wonderful welcome church.

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A lady working there on the 12th of April was extremely rude telling me to get out the way and even…read moregrabbing me. i saw a lot of people going to stand where i was removed from and not once did she say anything to them. my mom was there so i assumed it was ok to go back to the same spot just for her to finally tell my mom to get out the way too because she realized my mom was with me. she was super rude. Also the lady singing cannot sing at all. sounded horrible. very distracting while i'm trying to pray. i've been to better churches. seems like this church isn't for people of God but for people trying to find God.

It is hard to review a church. Especially one you do not frequent that often. St Johns is the only…read moreCatholic chu err ch in healdsburg,located a couple blocks off the square on matheson. We were there for my dads funeral. The church is quite large with seating both to the left and right of the altar. Back when i wa see younger the church would be full, but now mass is only said to the left side. The stained glass windows are beautiful when the rays of the sun shine through. I think there is a mass on saturday afternoon and three on sunday

Gorgeous church inside and out. Easter vigil was great. If we lived closer to Healdsburg, this…read morewould probably be our home church.

A perfect little church from the late 1880's. Heart Redwood inside crafted as though it came from…read morethe Coatwolds in England. Pipe organ concerts for the community are a large part of the Healdsburg community. The service is almost high mass but the church is progressive and engaged in town.

Super friendly church with a kind, gentle pastor with gobs of wisdom and grace. I visited several…read moretimes while traveling from out of town. Every time, I felt at home and genuinely welcome.

I am a seeker, so I have no hard connection to this church or its denomination, but it was quite…read moredifficult for me as an outsider. I'll start with the positives: There are lots of groups here, the space, although small, is well used, and the music is absolutely amazing! All the congregates seemed so enthusiastic to be there, which really drew me in until the sermon. I also love that they offer ASL interpretations in their recorded sermons! All that being said, I found myself feeling intimidated by the amount of "fire and brimstone" preaching towards sinners and non-believers and was put off by the amount of political discussion by congregation members outside of the service that made me, an openly queer person, feel a bit unsafe and ready to get going as soon as I could. I'm so glad this place works for some people, but the lack of compassion for outsiders did not work for me.

I happened upon the rock about 7 years ago... The church…read morehas helped me grow in Christ and has been a blessing in my life. The doctrine of sound and the word is preached faithfully every Sunday. Looking for a home church and you don't have one yet consider the Rock church here in Santa Rosa...

What I Love about the Cove is that it made me enjoy church again. It is very much about coming as…read moreyou are and being real. People are genuine and caring. You won't hear any "christianese" or have a message full of acronyms and seven steps to perfection. The community consists of all ages and everyone interacts. Pastor Jeff' has an extreme amount of knowledge of scripture, history and is very relevant and real. He speaks truth. There is a great kids program and even an after school arts program (ASAP). Worship is contemporary but there is still a good hymn sung once in a while. Also occasionally a great concert, JJ Heller is coming soon!

I've only been here once to see singer-songwriter Sandra McCracken play a show. But the fact that…read morethey brought Sandra in speaks volumes. Maybe you've notices how saccharine christian music can be. But like other sugary-sweet things that will eventually kill you if you take too much of them in, people seem to love it. This Church, and their venue specifically, have taken a different path by inviting thoughtful, talented and nuanced artists like Sandra. Kudos, cheers and blessings to "The Cove."

Tis the season to gather in this charming sanctuary, beautifully adorned with twinkling lights and…read morefestive decor for a heartwarming Christmas program. The air is filled with the sweet scent of pine and the setting is the perfect backdrop for a beautiful Christmas program. Experience the wonder of the season through uplifting music, inspiring performances, and the warmth of the community. The church puts on a journey through Bethlehem -- which brings to life the spirit of the season. Each scene was lovingly crafted, bringing the story of Christmas to life. Staff: Kind and welcoming. Complimentary coffee as well.

Super friendly people! The Christmas program was amazing. Truly amazing. Super friendly people you…read morecan really feel the spirit!

This is a small church; so if you want big church stuff, it probably won't work for you. However, I…read morecame from a big church and I have to say that the love and caring in this little congregation really speaks to me and what I need from a faith community. I've been attending since 1988 and through the years I've seen tremendous growth in the commitment to serving the larger community in so many ways. The choir whether it's 3 people or 10 fills the church with music that is spiritually uplifting.

The Metropolitan Community Church is a very small, inclusive, LGBT-friendly congregation. They meet…read morein a community center that overlooks the Russian River. The MCC is a welcoming community. During Pride in San Francisco, the congregation can even be smaller than usual. They have potlucks, their cookbook can be purchased at local bookstores&they hold charitable events like bingo. The MCC is all about social justice. Tho they meet in a rather dreary community center, they're a kind, compassionate group.