Reservoir Church

D and P B

I love being part of this vibrant, inclusive, proactive church. Even during this period of remote services, connection continues, through “Virch”, through our community groups (mostly via Zoom; a few have started meeting in person with social distancing and masks), and through a variety of additional events. I am also excited to visit the “meditation stations” that have just gone up! Even during this challenging, often very isolating time, I have found heart, connection, and God here. I CAN NOT WAIT to be with everyone in person again!

Alicia Bella

Big place, nice message. Comfortable. Friendly and inspiring. If u want to dodge the meet and greet it’s easy to sneak out if u leave a few seconds before the service ends. On other hand, a great and positive place to be if u want to meet people that are nice and spiritually oriented.

Drew DePatie

After a 15 year hiatus from God and seeing an ad on the red line I went to what was called the Vineyard. Many years of meeting good people (2010-2015). Best of all I met my wife there after 2 decades of searching for a woman. This church was an important part of my story.

Chris Tolles

Church community is hard to do well, and Reservoir accomplishes a deft balancing act of being welcoming, helpful, and growth-inspiring to folks with longtime church experiences and those with none. My wife and I have been coming here for 8 years and we're sold-out for Reservoir's positive engagement with secular culture, diversity, and welcoming stance to many who may feel out of place at traditional churches in the area (ourselves included). Disclosure: My wife liked being a part of Reservoir so much, she left teaching to go on pastoral staff almost three years ago! But if this church sucked, I would tell you even if my wife worked there. Most importantly, free bagels and coffee.