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8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
74 Eckley Ln, Walnut Creek
Churches And Places Of Worship
“I visited this church for the first time and everyone was so nice and friendly. Before service began, someone had already signaled for me to go sit with them. I did decline but ended up moving to sit closer to the front.
Loved the praise and worship! It was a Friday night service. Spirit-filled church. I live in Virginia but I would visit again if I am back in the bay.”
“Great church, awesome atmosphere, friendly and genuine people. I was here for a Go missionary conference. As the hosts, the local church staff were super helpful in answering questions, directing where to go etc.”
“The atmosphere is conservative. The songs are uplifting, and the people are cordial. Parking lot fills up fast, so don't be late. Scriptures provided on screen. Bring your Bible, Bible app, or tablet. Let the Lord lead you in your decision-making process. Blessing's.”
“I have been going here since 2015 and I am very happy with my church. The people are very welcoming and helpful, not to mention amazing. They have true Biblical values and preach the Truth.”
Churches And Places Of Worship
Churches And Places Of Worship
Churches And Places Of Worship
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“In the past, my experience with Congregation B'nai Shalom has been incidental via their Rabbi. The first time was with Rabbi Gordon Freeman during my Son's conversion to Judaism (at birth) and years later with Rabbi Daniel Stein as he participated in a religious diversity teleconference that Gayle organized through the City of Pleasant Hill. It was only during the 2nd night of Pesach (2023) that I physically set foot in Congregation B'nai Shalom as part of their Community Passover Seder. As I happened to be in town that week, I very much appreciated this opportunity to break matzah with this slice of the Bay Area Jewish community.There was so much to appreciate:- The hard work of the folks who put this even on, including the program, table service, the food buffet, and of course set up and take down.- A meaningful and relatively short Seder. This was not the Orthodox version that tries to finish as close to midnight as possible. At the same time it hit the right notes and was nicely led by Rabbi Stein and Ḥazzan Sandy Bernstein.- The interesting and friendly folks at my table.Let's see what happens next year....”