Echo.Church - North San Jose

Mary L Hyde 5 months ago

I serve on the coffee island with three counters. I try to get there by 6:30 am, as there is work to do to set up the coffee and tea, hot water and all the cups, sleeves and lids. The coffee machine takes about 30 minutes to warm up and say Ready to Brew. That’s when we can start making coffee. We also have generally clean last week’s nasty creamers bottles in the refrigerator. Then fill them with fresh half and half (the most common creamer), almond milk and oat milk. We need two of each, one on each side. I serve at the 8:30 sermon.

Osman Isbilir 7 months ago

I applied for help for my PGE bill only for January . They said they will help me and I waited more than 10 days. They didn’t help us. I have 4 kids and ı couldn’t find a job. Don't play with people's hopes. May God never make anyone dependent on this people. I ll never go church anymore.

Ricardo Mamiya 10 months ago

I was a member of Echo Church for about three years. In the beginning, I truly appreciated how practical and relatable the teachings were—it felt like they spoke my language and gave me tools I could apply in real life. That was around the time Pastor Felipe took over leadership. But over time, i started to get bothered. The church would avoid anything that might be seen as “polarizing.” Topics like injustice, corruption, hunger, freedom, or even what’s happening in our country right now—things that are costing lives—were never addressed. I don’t believe the pulpit should be a place for partisan politics, but silence in the face of suffering is not neutrality—it’s complacency. Jesus never said, “I know it’s wrong, but it’s complicated—let’s talk about something else. Who wants to see that wine trick again?!” He didn’t stand on the fence out of fear of losing followers; He confronted injustice and defended the poor, even when it led to His crucifixion. Meanwhile, Echo keeps rolling out new “feel-good” series every month—“Shoot to the Moon,” “The Importance of Having Friends”—while the world outside is on fire. It reminds me of the lukewarm church in Revelation: neither hot nor co

Leslie Yip a year ago

I can't tell you how much I love Echo church I have been going for four years. I am so happy that I found the church. It really strengthened my relationship with God. I felt his love and presence ever time go to church. I never felt judge or less than by majority of people. The people are welcoming and loving. The church reaches out to the community and homeless people. They do not discriminate people based on race economic statues or you intellectual ability. Everybody welcome at Echo church nobody your background. They have a good amount of small groups attend and be apart of.

Arnold Kartik a year ago

Had a awesome time here. The band was praising their best and the preaching was good too. The venue is big and for first timers you get a little gift too.

Carolina Pinese 2 years ago

Very welcoming church in every way. I’ve been attending on and off since 2018 but recently I decided to get more serious and get involved and they encourage people to come, join, volunteer and feel part of the community. I’ve been attending the Alpha group on Tuesdays and the sermons on Sundays and my experience has been great. Everyone I met has been extremely supportive :)

krish kandiah 3 years ago

A super friendly church. From the moment you arrive you are made to feel welcome whether that's through handy car parking, great coffee or the brilliant children's programme. The service is really accessible to people exploring faith as well as those who are more established. I loved meeting people from all around the world who regularly attended services.

Alice K 4 years ago

Brought 2 family members who, like me, don’t often attend church for Easter and it was wonderful. Thank you all so much for the AMAZING sermon and friendly greeters. This church goes all out. It inspired me to go all out in my personal life when I saw how they don’t leave anything to chance- Greeters, things for children to do, and spirit-led sermon with practical application and stories. Wonderful music that doesn’t drone on forever in the first part.