Religious Organizations in British Columbia, Canada

690 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2L1, Canada

“Music was great. Very cool setting. Not sure if this review posts on the exact show I was at... Anyway it was the Christchurch Cathedral. It was quite hot inside so if you're reading this and run normal/warm/hot, make sure you can dress down to a T-shirt. Also for these shows, get there earlier so you get better seats.”

777 Homer St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2W1, Canada

“Loved the welcome I received which was warm and friendly as a visitor from overseas. Was offered a coffee after stepping in the door and a Cafe drink afterwards. More importantly though I found the whole service to be uplifting from the songs to the sermon which was inspiring. Would recommend it to anyone and if you are local you couldn't find a better place to worship and be involved. God bless the team as they bring his message to their sphere of influence.”

33094 South Fraser Way, Abbotsford, BC V2S 2A8, Canada

“I visited here just today. I am very dishearted to see the seating arrangement in langar hall. How come sangat is eating in gurudwara sahib oh chairs. It can still be understood if chairs and tables are available for those only who are unable to sit on the floor due to some physical problem, but how come everybody is sitting on the chairs. I asked bhai ji there about this, he replied to me "aithe ta aida hi aa bhai, shuru to hi aida langar shakeya janda". Additionally, some shameful people were there in capris showing off their legs and girls were walking around in langar hall with their har open and ucovered head. Why head granthi and other sangat is not saying anything to these people. If people in these countries can come out on the roads to fight for khalistan why cant they say a word to these people and remove these chairs from temple??”

11125 124 St, Surrey, BC V3V 4V2, Canada

“Got people ripping up grass in front of our house parking so close to driveways it's hard to get out. No respect for the surrounding neighbourhood, complete disappointment.”

1148 Smith Road, Crofton, BC V0R 1R0, Canada

“Writing this review about 28 years late, whoops. Attended in 1995 I think. It cost about $300 to attend. Unlike all the other fortunate kids there I saved all year to go. The going rate for babysitting was $4/hour. Do you know how long that took to save, babysitting only once a week or every other week? Then for breakfast I went back for a second cinnamon roll and some man had the audacity to deny me. In my life's experience, Christians have always been so penny pinching. The games at night were kind of exciting and the brief moment on a small sailboat did inspire me to finally take sailing lessons this year. But overall it was lonely - Jesus camp does not equalize kids, the cool trendy kids still exist independent of the quiet lonely neurodiverse nerds.”