Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church - San Mateo (CA)

Jasper Dominic Abibas As a returning Catholic after like a decade of not practicing the faith, I decided to take my first Latin Mass here w/o knowing anything about it. It was confusing for sure, but I appreciate all these freebies by the entrance because the Mass itself was different, but heartwarming. I love how peaceful it was and it felt like I’m in God’s grace. I will sure try my best understanding the Latin Mass with these booklets and I would like to thank the priest for giving a fun and loving homily. He’s very charismatic! I might also come in a little earlier because upon entering, there was a group inside praying the Rosary in Latin too which is something I’ve been doing by myself at home and while driving. I also love the interior. That amazing display of the Virgin Mary is Immaculate! I want to take a photo of it, but I was too shy lol

Mary Bates Really welcoming and kind congregation!

AKv Onewingwonder Inside Create Mix & Mingle art studios on Norfolk & Fashion Island blvd immediately make for a unique Sunday service experience for the whole family. Live band on stage is incredible. FUN activities for the kids in adjoining room. Ive been with Refuge church since day one and appreciate the small, diverse and warm community. It has been a place be real and ask hard questions.

Mirror Su A very beautiful and traditional church. Wonderful choir and people. I would love to visit there again, and give thanks to the kind people there, especially Mr. Alex, the teacher of Sunday School.

Joey Mei Very welcoming community

Elaine Brown We are actively looking for members and friends who are looking for a nice place to worship God, praise the Lord and be able to to relax among friends.....all are welcome. God bless you.

A B My first visit to CPC was so wonderful. This is truly a Spirit-filled church. Wonderful, worshipful music and singing. The pastor who preached the day I attended was wise and discerning. He was able to explain the prophet Isaiahs writings of long ago and clearly show us how we can relate to it today. The people were warm and welcoming and so willing to offer prayer to help anyone who asked for Gods help.