CrossRoads Community Church - Palo Alto (CA)

Edward Zhang Joined a new friend here for the Mass. A very nice church. It’s so clean and neat every corner. The architecture is also great. I like the atmosphere there. And the St. Patrick’s Seminary is close. This area is very quiet and upscale.

Wade Fluckey That Paster Dan Rocks!

Susan Ding We visited this church during our vacation in the Bay Area. They have English, Chinese and Cantonese services. The church members are friendly and made us feel like family. The building itself looks like an apartment complex so it may be hard for the first time visitors to find this church. They have many programs and ministries for different groups.

A Beautiful venue, kind people, thanks for the opportunity to enjoy your space.

Kevin OHara Very nice Catholic Church. Good facility, ministry and congregation.

Fsc418 Awesome place ,may God bless them always for their kind hearts and life changing activities they do!!!

An Pan Nice church

Dylan Freas The most welcoming and loving church community Ive ever known!

Wilson Wang We love Current! We felt welcomed and embraced by the Current community from the moment we joined. The journey of my faith was nurtured through their Alpha program, where I could ask questions without hesitation. Joining a Sunday team allowed me to serve alongside amazing people while building lasting relationships. If youre seeking a place to grow spiritually and form meaningful connections, youre welcome at Current!

Michael Bloem Ive been a member at Grace Pres for 5+ years. I love Grace for many reasons: - strong focus on the good news about what Jesus did throughout all aspects of the church, - preaching that sticks close to the text of the Bible while seeking to be relevant to mature Christians as well as those unfamiliar with the faith, - beautiful musical worship often featuring old hymn texts set to more contemporary tunes, - a service that includes some liturgy, such as a time of confession and renewal, - many committed Christians who are willing to admit that theyre messy works in progress who are in need of Gods grace.