Looking for a good Christian Church somewhere in OC

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In Irvine, Mariners. Check out the website.


In south OC, Saddleback.


In northern OC, First Evangelical Free.
 
I personally, am Catholic. But I live in Turtle Ridge, and can't help but notice Mariner's. If you want a small church, it may not be the best, but it is quite popular and has many services/aspects---childcare/daycamps/cafe/bookstore...
 
[quote author="norcaljeff" date=1216890801]Not to offend, but looking more for a non-denominational church rather than Catholic, Luthern, Mormon, etc. Thanks for your responses.</blockquote>


ooops...read that wrong... never mind--I didnt see the non-denominational part...
 
<a href="http://www.rockharbor.org/content/contentpage.aspx?aboutus">Rock Harbor</a> , Costa Mesa.

Young demographic, VERY outward focused.
 
I like Saddleback, been to the San Clemente campus a few times. While I love the more laid back style, I think the main Pastor, Rick Warren, might be a little too liberal, in the political sense of the word. Any chuches like Saddleback but more on the conservative side? Maybe the one in Irvine is moreso???
 
[quote author="mediaboyz" date=1218543123]How about praying about it? Ask God to direct you. Good luck!</blockquote>


Give a man a fish, and you'll feed him for a day;

Give him a religion, and he'll starve to death while praying for a fish.



:coolsmirk:
 
[quote author="mediaboyz" date=1218543123]How about praying about it? Ask God to direct you. Good luck!</blockquote>


Maybe God directed him to ask us.
 
If it's not too late -- I really like <a href="http://www.villagechurchirvine.com/">The Village Church</a> in Irvine. When we moved here I researched a lot of them and tried them out - this tops my list. It's small enough but not too small. Has a great message and wonderful pastor. Not a "McChurch". The children's ministries we have really enjoyed. Hope this helps.
 
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