Resonate Fremont campus is located near Stevenson Blvd and Cedar Avenue ( Newark) …read more It has a Thursday night sermon . Two sessions of Sunday morning services ( 9 am & 11 am ) During the weekday they have small groups meeting called the Mission community. They focus on gospel and community events. Pastors messages are very inspirational. Their newest campus are in Milpitas , California .

I've played golf with Ryan Kwon a few times and was excited to visit his church for the first time…read more! I especially loved their worship team and each on the the four singers are capable of leading their own worship team at any other church. The volunteers at the door made sure they greeted everyone which made me feel welcomed. The free donut and coffee made it even more welcoming . I can see why Resonate is a very popular church that is growing quickly as the sermons are awesome and relevant . I would definitely go here if I lived nearby but I only came to visit as I heard so many good things about this place ! Also Ryan is a solid pastor and is the right guy to grow the church even bigger!

Lovely services in a historic church with beautiful architectural details in Newark, California!…read moreThe worship service is outstanding with talented singers and musicians singing palpably spirit-filled hymns - some traditional & some more modern - but all very beautiful and incredibly uplifting. They have a testimony sharing time that opens our eyes to the powerful works and miracles God is still doing in the lives of His children even to today. The sermons are Biblically based with frequent Scripture read-alongs via overhead screens. Nothing beats the power of reading and hearing the Word itself!!! To pack all of this in, it takes about a couple of hours during Sunday Morning service. The pastors and congregation are very friendly. Although the morning service is fully in English, there is a Tagalog service in the afternoon. Being an English speaker, I've only attended the morning service. I strongly recommend visiting Living Hope church - where you can seek the Lord in Spirit and truth while watching the sunlight steam through historic stained glass windows, pondering God's majesty.

The church where I feel most at home, accepted, loved. A very contemporary body of Christ that is…read morereflected in the worship and preaching. A truly spiritual living organism. Christ is the center of this church and no other.

After being lackadaisical in college I really wanted to get back on track spiritually and wanted to…read morefind a place that was authentic and that I could connect with. This congregation was small but comfy and homey. The first sermon I heard by Pastor Brian really cut at my heart and I knew it was the right place for me. The church has grown more since when I first attended, but it hasn't lost its community feel. The people there have really inspired me in my walk. In some churches it's easy to get lost or it might be hard to really connect with others. But at Home of Christ, you pretty much just go at your own pace. Everyone seems open-hearted, friendly and genuine. Deep, genuine friendships get built here, and as a newcomer I had been surprised how willing people were to go out of their way to help me and get to know me. The leaders of the church are both admirable and full of humility. While it's great to hang out and check out the scene, I think it's easy to want to get involved, extra hands are always appreciated. As a church 'alumnus' (I moved to LA a while ago), I think the one thing that really sets Home of Christ apart is that everyone, whether they notice it or not, really grow deeply. By that I mean they get to encounter Christ deeply, as if you got to know a really intimate friend, they've grown friendships deeply, the way you always thought friends should be, and through this you come to understand much more deeply about yourself. I really think relationships started here will last a lifetime. That sense of belonging and home never leaves any of us Home of Christ 'alumni'. We all try to visit and get plugged in whenever visiting the Bay Area. Great place to meet people, especially for young families. Be careful not to step on a crawling baby by accident! The youth group is also a really fun place for teens to grow and learn and make new friends. The youth come from all the local schools, so chances are good you'll meet someone you know or goes to your school. There's adult small groups as well, it's a good place to meet people and kind of inspiring to see how other people's lives have been changed by the gospel. The groups do have a stronger interest in social justice, so opportunities to serve or volunteer come up often and are a lot of fun to pitch in, meet people and do some good in the community. Anyways, really worth checking out. It's not a lot of bells and whistles, but the people are real, the faith is real, and you can't but help feel inspired and think... yeah, I can tell... God works in this place.

My family grew up with this church, so I've frequented many of their locations. This congregation…read moreis a bit smaller, but they are still very friendly and inviting. They have the typical sunday service, and friday night youth groups. This church attracts mainly a Chinese congregation, mandarin speaking and they have services in both English and Mandarin.

Inside the church is how exactly I expect to look like, I can't say enough but really beautiful set…read moreup inside which reminds me of the old Catholic Churches in the Philippines.

Holy Spirit has been my home parish & been coming here on and off since moving to Fremont back in…read more1995. Just later on my adult life we have decided this is our home. I love this parish and not being biased at all. I've had so many priests and most of them are all-time favorites and some of them I truly miss. From Fr Matthew V, may he rest in peace, Fr Brandon, Fr Matt, Fr Lee, Fr John, and now we have Fr Ken. Great Deacons here as well Several things people who attends here regularly, the parish welcomes newcomers, first time and visitors. They will give you a HS pendant to take with you. The parish also help the local community and have table of plenty. I have been fortunate to volunteer and help. The parish has many ministries you can join. It's such a lovely and friendly community. One great thing about this place welcomes all! Especially kids, do not be afraid to bring your kids to mass. I have brought my toddler and I used to be nervous, no one has ever given me the glaring eyes. Overall, I don't think I'll ever find a parish in our area that's so friendly and lovely anywhere else.

I found this church through a web engine search, and when we started going we fell in love with it…read more Why? 1) The preaching! Faithful to the Word; unapologetic truth that points us to the compassion and mercy we have received. All sermons (from old and New Testament) show how Jesus' sufficient job on the cross is the a-z of the Bible (and really the core of life ). 2) The people! A group of people that know they are broken, don't pretend, and are there for you when you fall and are in the dumps. They eat with you, pray with you, cry with you, mourn with you, are goofy with you, admonish you, encourage you, and plainly walk through life with you. We left the church when we had to move to another country, but I wouldn't have left otherwise! Miss my New Life family!!! But the Lord is always faithful and I have a new church family in Canada now If you're on the fence about checking it out, don't be! Just go! Try it out a few times and then decide. You don't need to be a Christian. If you're a Muslim, a atheist, an agnostic, a Hindu, whatever you wanna call it, but you wanna find out more about Jesus or Christianity, you're welcome there!

Reposting my old review from 2012 since we've moved and had to create a new Yelp page. Since then…read morethe church has been growing rapidly under God's provision, and we are now at a new location with more space! We now also have an assistant pastor, Rich, who's been such a blessing to New Life. Since Rich's arrival, we've witnessed a huge growth in young adults ministry. - Though I'm sure people will only write good stuff about their own church, I want to first let you all know that I am going to be as unbiased as possible in the following review. I found New Life back in April through a pastor I'd met in Palo Alto. I had just moved back home from New York, and while looking for a church to settle in, the pastor suggested this church that is fairly new in my neighborhood. Since it was a pastor I trusted, I decided to give it a try. It couldn't hurt - it was only a few minutes from my house! Though I was at a very confusing stage in my life when I first started attending this church, I was able to settle in without feeling uncomfortable, thanks to the friendly, non-intimidating environment that is not too in-your-face. Seven months later, I am still attending the church. I have experienced a slow but visible growth in my faith, through the loving and supportive community, as well as Pastor Dave's sermons which are always on-point. The vibe of the community is very fun, friendly, yet intimate. Pastor Dave's sermons are intellectual and witty, but never straying away from the very core of the gospel. Though it is a fairly small church, there is an order that cannot be ignored. I believe this is a reflection of the gospel-centeredness of the church. This allows the church members to be accountable and supportive towards one another. What I love the most about NLMC is how welcoming and accepting everyone is towards newcomers who are still questioning their faith or have never even been to church. I have been to churches where there's the "inner circle" of people who grew up in that church their whole lives, but this church does not question or judge your faith; instead they provide you with some insights and guidance to understanding Christ. The congregation is mostly young married couples or young parents, but there still is a younger single crowd. The church vibe is still very young, and the church is very responsive to the younger crowd, so it'd be nice to see it grow more. Anyways, I suggest everyone to check out the church just for two weeks. I know that everyone feels differently about different churches, but I am pretty confident this one will make you feel safe as a place to grow in your faith.

Because St Edwards decides to be the only Catholic Church in the East Bay that allowed political…read morestances to be part of the mass intentions as a special prayer, I went ahead to contact the Diocese of Oakland to discuss how inappropriate that conduct has/is been circulating in the bulletin for months without any of the parish staff, including Father Mark, to step in as what is suitable and proper. The welcoming and growing community they claim to be has turned away those who go for spiritual connection & growth when political opinions are not kept private in individual prayers. Without the removal of these political mass intentions will put forth a precedence that is hostile, cold and aggressive that is unseen in other surrounding churches.

Very bad. The person passing out communion asked why i was walking away with the host and took it…read morefrom me. This is Covid-19 time and i wanted to take put a few feet between me and others before eating it. They do not respect social distancing. You would think that during this pandemic they would respect you and your safety. It was very rude and embarrassing. They also did it to my daughter. Actually it wasnt the person passing it out. It was one of the priests standing on the side. Priest or devil?

The Word of God is preached!!!. And taught!!!. Love and…read moreTruth not watered down gospel. WE are not only hearers of the Word but doers! Praise God!1 Timothy 4 16.

This is a church that cares about getting the good news to the people of the East Bay. It is Bible…read morebased and they don't veer away from that truth. They have amazing and gifted staff. They have quite a few very good teachers that share the burden on Sunday morning so no one person gets burned out. No ego there, just God fearing people doing Gods work and all with enthusiasm and a smile. Lots going on there, something for everyone. Excellent Sunday school for kids.

This is the only Christian church that has fully restored my faith in GOD! When i walked in this…read morechurch for the first time I had felt the presence of GOD & the Holy Spirit! Pastor Jason & All other pastors sermon hits me in the heart every time, resonates so powerful that I can relate to my day to day struggles, it's like GOD is giving me my personal review. Highly highly recommend this place! Coming from practicing wrong teachings, this place has restored my faith fully! And time and time again has confirmed that the DEVIL IS A COUNTERFEIT!

I came to this church a while back! I truly loved it when Pastor Paul was there. I continued to…read morecome after he left, I stopped.. it's just different. I guess most churches like this that are in the Bay Area are "different". Very different. It doesn't feel like home. I tried to be open minded.

We love this church!…read more The people are so friendly and welcoming! And the teaching is solid.

Very good teaching . Good church structure . Very open and friendly folks . Very diverse , looks…read morelike the Bay Area . Pastor Josh and staff are wonderful .

I still love this church! From the first time there I felt at home and very comfortable. The…read moreservice starts at 9:30 and includes both contemporary and traditional music styles. The fellowship time starts at 10:30 and gives folks a chance to have coffee and pastries and to talk with each other. The people there are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed. The message is bible-based and relevant and the pastor gets the point across clearly and with humor. The church is diverse and serves the community in several ways. First Presbyterian Church in Newark is family friendly and is for all ages and backgrounds. There is a children's church, small group bible studies, an Adult Sunday school, and many other programs available. You don't even need to know anything about Christianity to attend and get something out of the service. I'm glad I found this church and maybe you will too.

This is not an inclusive Safe Space. An older Caucasian woman told my autistic daughter that she…read morehad an evil face.. this was after they didn't allow her to create her own jar of ice cream as they had this activity set up for everyone to ​do upon entering their seasfoodboil event that I was invited to by a high-school classmate from the past.. they rushed everyone in and completed the steps for her.. when she was happy to read the instructions and do it herself. Mind you she's neurotypical "passing" she's mixed race black, and I am a 'white' mother.. this woman also didn't allow my neurodivergent daughter to play a game .. the woman held the sticks for her not allowing her to play the game herself and she lost the game. She waiting patiently and got the courage to ask if she could try again and this woman ignored her and so I asked and she said no ignoring me also.. that's when she then found us sitting outside and told my daughter she had and evil face and my 12 year old ran to the bathroom crying. This woman was horrible.