Davis Korean Church

I sit in the park behind this church and from my observation the young adult s leaving the church seem arrogant, loud and spoiled.

Awana was really good there but it's just the kids there are just rude not only that, they will ignore you. ( Except all my best friends and favorite teachers.) I felt like a ghost there . Whenever I said "hello" to someone they'll just walk away from me for no reason. Not to mention, I have been to this rock and water summer camp for water rafting. We were going on this hike on day 2. One of them was swimming to the other side. I was traumatized because while I was swimming with no life jacket on. I ran out of breath and I started drowning. But when I yelled for help, the other kids who were like right next to me just swam away from me Then, my troop leader pulled me out of the water and I grabbed onto my mother's life jacket and we both swam for safety. All of my best friends left because we all graduated from from Awana.There's really no excitement anymore at this church after Awana. I do kind of feel guilty for leaving the church because I said I would become a leader but I don't want to be there anymore.

Korean church in Davis! Sounded like every church that i've been to during childhood so I decided to check it out. Yup, it's the same as the churches I've been to in the past. You go in, you stand there awkwardly if you don't really know anyone, you're greeted and assessed by the older Korean ladies there who ask you a bunch of invasive questions in fast Korean. And then if you can't speak Korean well, they give you this *look*. ... You'd understand if you're Korean-American and have ever been to a korean church before. Then you sit through 30 min - hour of a sermon where the pastor is basically telling you to repent and how you need to follow their standard of what a believer should be like. or it's about some vague idea of blessings or heaven. Yes, yes. I've heard this before. Churches today should move past their outdated methods and try to appeal to what congregation want to hear. Uncomfortable experience overall.

Very interesting to read everybody's comment and they should make them feel welcome, regardless of the color of our skin(same color of blood) and what saddens me, is people acts like that and we are suppose to set a good example for the Lord...........that's why I am glad that I go to Harvest Church in Elk Grove cuz we got multicultural, where we feel welcome there and feel right at home......check us out 🙂

Even though it’s mainly a church for Koreans, there’s a lot of diversity which I like. Is like the tables turned lowkey.

I use to attend there when I was in college. Too many people with vague, dry idea. I see that Pastor J is part of the congregation. His sermon uses to be dry and dull, reading from the notes.

I came here with my girlfriend who is korean but me being of darker skin color, I felt like people were looking at me funny. Got weird vibes from this church.