Menlo Church - Menlo Park - Menlo Park, California

Lanette K.

The church has an amazing team that was so helpful with my father’s memorial. Kind, helpful, and caring in such a hard time. Thank you.

Matthew T.

Saw some staff chase away at tourists.Taking pictures appreciating american community. Didn't seem very christian and welcoming to me

fernando B.

For a place that doesn't pay taxes you enjoy calling the cops on people who practice the first amendment.

Daniel P.

Thank you Mark from the youtube page. The music is excellent. I myself am a trumpet player from Surrey, British Columbia, Canada and my younger brother lives in Thousand Oaks. I attend the Legacy Church of the Nazarene in Canada and I attend a local Korean church that is Presbyterian with my mom. It is called Surrey Central Presbyterian Church. A few years ago the organist Roy Hepworth hold once a month hymn songs at this church where I attend and most are seniors. I always bring my trumpet and the piccolo trumpet. The organist Roy is from Oregon and he owns Carillon Music in Canada. Sadly he passed away in 2021. I think it was the vaccine because my parents are elderly and it weakened my parents immune system. Jesus is coming back soon and yes we will have to wait for the rapture. I want to visit this church in Menlo Park. Years ago I lived in San Mateo, Pebble Beach, and Oakland, California. I was born in Toronto, Ontario and both of my parents worked with American personnel in South Korea. God bless America!!!

KARUNA

Loved the traditional service at 8:30 am. Old hymns sung and instruments were played. The sermon was amazing. Thank you, Menlo Church morning team.

John B.

Good people with a great history as a very strong congregation of the Presbyterian Church. Strong heart for outreach to the community and around the world. It is currently launching satellite campuses through the San Francisco Bay Area. These locations have a more modern/contemporary style with a much weaker connection to the churches historic roots.

ian M.

Sermon was good. Singing ok not really praise oriented or spirit led but this is true of a lot of Californian churches. Hospitality ok and snacks good. Menlo not the same since they forced out John the previous senior pastor.

Andrew A.

My wife and I visited Menlo Park one Sunday when we happened to be in the bay area (we live in the central valley, but if we could we would attend here!). This is a church where a lot of good things are happening! We attended both a contemporary and traditional service, and both were outstanding. We went to the main church, but there are apparently a variety of options, depending upon your preference. Music was awesome. This is a big church building, but strategically placed screens made it so everyone has a good view of what is going on. John Ortberg was preaching when we came, and you will have to search far and wide to find another who will compare with this speaker. Ortberg is articulate and inspiring. Following the service he prayed for us and a number of other individuals that came forward after the service. He is not only a gifted speaker but author of a number of best selling books.

There is a lot going on here with children's ministries for families with children. People were friendly and accepting. The director of small groups and a number of other ministries greeted us and spent quite a while talking with us, explaining the various ministries of the church. If you are from the bay area you have the wonderful opportunity to grow in the influence of this wonderful church body. If not, you will have to content yourself with watching their sermons online as I do.