Metropolitan Community Church - San Diego (CA)

5 /5 Clifton Luke: I have been attending Metropolitan Community Church in San Diego for over one year. I moved here from San Francisco (where I lived for 25+ years) and hoped to find a loving church community. Throughout my adult life, I have visited many churches but never really found anything that felt like a good fit. The moment I entered my first service at the Met, I immediately felt welcomed. Everyone is friendly, inviting, and non-pushy. The churchs philosophy is "come as you are." You dont have to hold any specific religious beliefs. The outlook is that everyone is on their own spiritual journey. Its a very accepting church. Anyone that wants to may take communion. This gentle, loving approach is what draws me to the Met, and the people are truly loving, kind, and supportive. There is no pressure to believe or do anything. Another major upside is that the church is financially stable (for example, it owns its own building), so there is also no pressure to contribute generously. I am confident you will find that this church will warmly welcome you and provide you the space, support and loving respect to nurture your deeply personal relationship with God, whatever it is meant to be for you.

5 /5 Maureen Mcelroy: The Met San Diego has been a beacon of hope for the San Diego LGBTQ+ community. Diversity and individuality is not merely tolerated; it is celebrated. From my first time attending, I felt warmly welcomed and a true sense of belonging. So many people introduced themselves and were so friendly, but not overbearing. The sermons are relevant to our times and speak to me spiritually. The church is also involved in social justice. Those from our church are often invited to attend and speak at city-wide events and meetings. Our voice in the community is respected and sought after. You dont have to have it all figured out to feel at home at MCC. Come just as you are!

5 /5 Linda Guay: I am reflecting this morning on the blessing that is my home church, The Met. I first found The Met online and was quickly drawn in by the weekly messages and the music. I started attending in person a little over a year ago and leave service every Sunday feeling renewed and uplifted. The last 3 months I had to go to Florida to help my sick parents so was grateful for the online ministry which allowed me to stay connected. The services spoke to my heart from over 3000 miles away and sustained me during a difficult time. I loved the opportunity to share the music and service with my mom and introduce her to the church I love. Members of the church checked in with me regularly the entire time I was away. If you are looking for an inclusive church that will meet you wherever you are in your spiritual journey, The Met is for you. The people are fun loving, deeply committed to service and wonderfully diverse. I was back in person this week and the welcome home touched my soul. I thank God every day for this church.

5 /5 Walfred Rodas: God guided me to the Metropolitan Community Church through their booth at the San Diego Pride Festival, and for that, I am deeply grateful. As a gay Christian, I spent many years feeling like an orphan, searching for a place of worship where I could praise God as my authentic self. From the moment I attended a service, I felt I had found that place. I experienced the love and presence of God in a way that resonated deeply with me. After two months of worship and connection, I joyfully decided to become a member and be baptized. Here, I can worship God fully, just as He created me, surrounded by love and acceptance.

1 /5 Regan Shinski: I saw several members and employees randomly. Very friendly. Then I saw others, including what I believe to be employees or organizers of the church, be incredibly rude to another person just standing on the PUBLIC sidewalk doing a story. It was not respectful and may have actually violated rights. Shameful.