I'm a member of Living Stones Reno. Easter is April 5th and if you need a place to come worship…read moreour Lord and Savior Jesus Christ...come to church. Three services and it will be worth your time. "He is risen." We will celebrate this holy day.

Two male pastors threatened to use "church discipline" against me if I continued to date a non…read moreChristian, meaning I could not go to service, could not volunteer anywhere within the church, and could not go to my small group to study the Bible. The disgusting part, even predatory, was when the pastor said to me "I know you don't have much family left, and now you won't have your church family either". How disgusting to manipulate someone and coerce them to agree to any terms just to keep their friends, that is pretty low.

I am deeply blessed by Grace Church. The Sunday sermon seems to address both my spiritual and…read moremental needs at that time.

I've been coming here off and on for years. I love the relaxed young vibe here and non…read moredenominational feel. I can't get enough of the hands up whole hearted worship. The facility is amazing. The staff and members are welcoming and friendly. They offer so many ways for you to engage. If you're looking for a family centered church home you have to give this a try. You won't be let down. 9, 11 and 6pm services.

I so love it when a business does everything so well and so correct that I'm able to write a…read moreglowing 5-star review. After the third year in a row again disappointment with the 2025 Thanksgiving Dinner for Veterans at the Washoe County Senior Center in Reno, we were plain relieved to discover that The Bridge Church was having a complimentary 2025 Thanksgiving dinner buffet for Veterans, as it turned out to be a very very well-organized, distinguished and sophisticated event. A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference. -- Eeyore We met many real Christians here which was a relief as we've been meeting far too many CINOs, Christian in Name Only. Many many volunteers from Cookies for Kindness, Reno Arch Lions Club and The Bridge Church, who have all clearly have taken the pledge To Always Remember Veterans and To Leave No Veteran Behind, treated us with dignity, respect, compassion, love, kindness, warmth, manners, consideration, thought, empathy, and thanks as we received over the couple hours we were there, some three dozen thank you, for your Service. The dining hall, tables, table cloths, and napkins were all elegant and classy Thanksgiving decorated. The plates and utensils were high quality rigid plastic well mimicking expensive plates and silverware. The food was all traditional Thanksgiving fixings, and it was all delicious. After our first trip through the buffet line, the very large staff, ranging from children to seniors, waited on us. We were never rushed out. Our hosts really went all out in filling attendee's needs. The combination of the attention to detail, savory food selection, sodas, coffee, tea, water, and exceptionally good customer service meant we lingered a bit longer over our meal, smiled a bit more, pondered the delicious tastes and the pampering we received, and just relaxed as we visited with old Veteran friends and new Veteran friends. They loaded up us with to-go boxes. Here I saw the words in the Bible consistently in action. Proverbs 3:27 "Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act." And Hebrews 13:2 "Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it." "Be shepherds of God's flock that is under your care, watching over them--not because you must, but because you are willing, as God wants you to be; not pursuing dishonest gain, but eager to serve; not lording it over those entrusted to you, but being examples to the flock." 1 Peter 5:2-3 No preaching at us. Instead we saw all the many volunteers and staff being powerful examples to the flock of attendees. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier. --Mother Teresa. We left happier than we arrived. You betcha I'll be back. P.S. Don't message me because in spite of my several complaints to yelp, for years now I am unable to open up any messages in yelp to me :-(

This woman I know very closely had Pastor Rob ( if we can even call him that) make inappropriate…read morecomments disrespecting her, God and her husband. She told me When he was confronted on the comments by her husband a few days later he retaliated cutting g her salary by nearly half and still requiring her to work full time!!! Sounds like a shady place..... I hope she goes through with the lawsuit she was advised to pursue on this. Sure everyone makes mistakes but come on really just own your comments Pastor and not try and damage other people. God can forgive you and full honestly coming from you directly to your wife and the church before the witnesses come out might do you better than retaliation as damage control

Went to the women's brunch today for Life Church and it was amazing! The vibe was welcoming and…read morepowerful! There was almost 400 ladies and everyone was talking to each other! It was such a welcoming experience full of love and faith!

Life chaining. Pastor Dave is awesome…read more Also So proud to see the outpour at the food drive prior to Thanksgiving 11/27/25.I volenteer for the food shelter and know how helpful it was to many,

I have been looking for a church and am so glad I found Outlook! It feels weird to post a review…read morefor a church, but I just want to let others know who are looking for a new church to definitely visit Outlook. Its a small church so it is easy to build relationships. There are so many friendly people there and even the pastor will most likely say hi before you leave. They have programs for children and youth and young adults and are very involved in the community. They also have absolutely beautiful worship and an overall wonderful atmosphere. They have sunday services at 9 and 11 - give them a visit!

This church has come to hold a special place in my heart. I got baptized here after being welcomed…read morewith open arms by fellow Christians. Bless this family church I call my own God has worked miracles for me through this sanctuary!

Absolutely love this church. Very welcoming, wonderful programs. Their Rooted program is so good!read more

I went to the Christmas eve 5pm. It was very nice! The songs were uplifting. It was what I…read morewanted to Do was praise Yeshua , and his Birth for all of man kind! I love Music I have been in Review Shows since 1983 retired this September. At 61. It was a little uneasy with the out of tune singing. I know its a Tuff Job. And a volunteer job. And they all are wonderful for Doing it. But for the Beautiful stage! And the Band. More work on the Volcals. I think they are all capable! And are God's Servants. Please Don't take it wrong. We were all glad we went.

I went to the sunday service at 9am. The live music was amazing and the pastor talked about being…read moregenerous with your resources and finances to be a positive force in the world. Thank you for having me

Not a Christian, but attended a few services with a date a couple time's. Full disclosure, he sang…read morein choir. Worship team is pro. You can tell their hearts are in the right place. If I were the church going type I would def try this place out. Good coffee too

"The water of true tears keeps alive the fires of devotion."…read more Needing to find yourself in this big world, need a quiet thought all to your self. Come in and sit awhile. The services are open to the public, but your prayers can be fulfilled with a bought on your knees your lighting a candle anytime you need. The church keeps its doors open to the public during business type hours for public use. A small candle donation is not required but appreciated. The Catholic population of Reno was vast in the early years with no place of worship or fellowship. The cornerstone of the church was laid in 1906. In June of 1908 the cathedral was dedicated. All worship services were in full swing, but a fire destroyed the roof in 1909. It was rebuilt and rededicated in 1910 where it still stands tall for all to come. The first Bishop of Reno, Thomas Kiely Gorman was set as the Diocese of Reno. Through the years many restorations have taken place to retro fit the foundation. In the 1950s a wrap around mural surrounding the alter was installed. A one of a kind mural painted by Edith and Isabel Piczek, is considered "to be one of the finest works of its kind in America." The theme of the mural depicts "Adoration of the Lamb of God, our Lord in the Blessed Eucharist." The message of the mural depicts how important the modern family should accept sacrament for communion for their lives and the community. The murals presents images of "Saints from the Old Law," Abel, Moses, Ruth, Abraham, and Isaac in all their glory. Depictions of John the Baptist and the Lamb of God are presented in all majesty. The call of angels is a truth of faith in Catholic teachings. The door of St Thomas is adorned in all copper with two angels on either side. We dwell in constant companies of angels keeping us safe. It is interesting that the Saint Aquinas, related discussions of angels to location. This saint discusses: "could an angel be a non physical being said to occupy space?" The realm of the angels these days and the early thoughts from Aquinas have led to much of the mechanics of quantum physics. It's a mighty majesty to place angels and you can ponder their glory in an Aquinas dedication to his reverence. As the large copper doors are open to all. Come in and find yourself. Talk to the maker. Use the services to help yourself and those around you. May your faith be strong no matter what you believe or follow. Happiness is yours just listen and accept the blessings that surround you. Amen! May grace, serenity and peace be yours always!

You cannot review a house of worship. Suffice it to say that this is the Cathedral for Renoread more

My Journey to Finding a Church Home I started going to Rock…read moreChurch last Christmas, and it all began with the Ugly Sweater service. That one experience told me everything I needed to know--this was the church for me. Their "come as you are" and "all are welcome" message isn't just something they say--it's something they live. Let me start by saying I'm 62 years old. I've always considered myself spiritual, but not necessarily religious. Maybe it has something to do with the 12 years I spent in Catholic school. Faith has always been important to me, but I never quite found a church community that felt like home--until now. A few things immediately put me at ease and made me realize this was the church family I'd been searching for. Pastor Rebecca shared openly about her struggles with faith--how she questioned it many times over the years. That honesty made me feel seen and reminded me it's okay to wrestle with doubt. In later services, she continued to speak vulnerably about her faith, her family, and even her own challenges. She's real, and that means everything. Every time Pastor Rebecca speaks, I feel like I'm learning something. She breaks things down in a way that's approachable--combining scripture, educational insight, humor, and vulnerability. She doesn't preach at us--she invites us into the message. Pastor Connie is the real deal too. She's not overly polished or rehearsed, and her messages always give me something to reflect on. She shares from her own life experiences, which makes her so approachable and genuine. She's encouraged us to listen for God, to be patient, to trust that prayers will be answered in His time. Most of all, she reminds us that God is in our corner--not judging us, but loving us and lifting us up. She's also spoken about the fears we all carry--not just for ourselves, but for the marginalized and vulnerable in today's world. She doesn't shy away from tough topics but meets them with compassion and truth. There was a time when I walked out of a Christmas service at another church feeling completely discouraged. The head pastor told the congregation that some of us weren't going to make it--and I left that day wondering if I'd ever find a church that inspired me to do good, to be good, and to believe that God truly wants us to succeed. A place where Jesus is more than a symbol--He's a friend, a brother, an example to live by. And I'm happy to say I've finally found that place. Rock Church has become the spiritual home I didn't even realize I was searching for. I'll be honest--they encourage us to participate and get involved, and I haven't quite stepped into that yet. For now, I've been watching from afar, soaking it all in. But something in me knows... I won't be sitting on the sidelines forever. And I haven't even mentioned the worship team--amazing! The music is so moving, and sometimes Pastor Connie or Pastor Rebecca are right up there, singing or playing guitar. It's not a performance--it's worship. I can truly feel the Holy Spirit through the songs, and there have been moments when I've been brought to tears. So, if you're someone still searching for a place where you're accepted as you are... a place that feeds both your heart and your mind... a place where faith is real, honest, and alive--this might be that place for you too.

I went to this church years ago , at first I loved it , I loved the music, I loved the vibe all…read morearound , I felt at home, I even got baptized here , I was proud , I even used the day care here and tithed often . I tried to be of service too but didn't end up getting a job there . I ran into hardship eventually and we ended up not pre paying for day care at some point and was told we needed to leave work and come get the children. I believe we were 50 bucks behind . This is when the church went completely sideways, I would get calls almost daily asking for the 50 dollars , I had pulled the kids out of day care completely and found other means , at the time we started even using the food pantry because we were struggling so bad , Andy was head of music , he would give me a reminder every Sunday of what I owed too , even when I showed up to pick up food from the food pantry, I can't remember if it was Andy's wife , I think it was , I'm not certain but a lady literally made us feel so terrible for being so broke , I have never had a church make me feel so ashamed for not paying them money ( 50 bucks sadly ). I even asked if they could just help me with it or hold off until I get back on track . But they never let me live it down . It seems so petty . I know, it's been over 6 yrs now and I'm doin really great today , thank the good lord and I'm currently looking for a church again , I have not been back to a church since then . I really wanted to share this experience because it truly hurt my heart . I hope they are not this way still but it really felt like they all were clicked up with each other and had no problem shaming you tell you leave . They continued calling for a good long time too . It was a very sad story all the way around . All over 50 dollars, I'll never understand.

Absolutely Beautiful church to get married in, father Steven is very very nice & welcoming.read more

I have been to two musical performances here and have been duly impressed by this magnificent…read morevenue. We had the opportunity to listen to the organ concert here two weeks ago. What an amazing experience. While sitting in the pews, you are literally surrounded by the pipes so the entire church functions as a sound box. The beautiful stained glass windows and soaring wood ceiling only enhance the entire experience. There are regular musical performances here and the website has the schedule listed. The organ concerts are only 30 minutes long and are most Fridays.