3 Best Churches in Fremont, CA

“Holy Spirit Church was originally named Holy Ghost Church and was founded by Bishop Eugene O’Connell of Grass Valley, assisted by Fr. Montgomery and Fr. Governo. The church features behind the Altar of Repose is a 15-foot wide mosaic mural of people, young and old, offering gifts to Christ. Holy Spirit Church mosaic was designed and installed by Isabel and Edith Piscek. The population in Fremont grew, and so did the needs of the Holy Spirit Church. In 1965, a large extension (the North nave) was built behind the altar area of the old church. The church's South bell tower is a large bell forged in Portugal. The church survived the 1919 fire and was reinstalled in the new church bell tower. The church's North Bell Tower is a large speaker that tolls the Angelus and other electronic and taped music. The electronic bell system through the Schulmerish Carillon Company was installed in 1978.”

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“Echo.Church is exploring faith or looking to grow their relationship with God. They have warmly welcomed you and your family to their Sunday services. They also serve coffee and snacks and offer activities for kids at echoKIDS to do while you watch and participate in the service. Echo.Church upbeat music and an inspiring and practical message from one of their pastors. They take responsibility for their spiritual growth. They offer engaging programs that help kids, students, and young adults build friendships and explore faith. They depend on the favor of God. They believe in one God who unconditionally loves all people, regardless of their race, gender, or nationality. Echo.Church believes the Bible to be completely true and authoritative in all areas of faith and practice. Echo.Church also recognizes volunteering with the local church as an excellent way to meet new people, build relationships, and grow as a follower of Christ.”

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“Corpus Christi Church was founded as a mission of the San Francisco Diocese and welcomes a community that gathers as one family, diverse in age and culture. In the same year, a wooden American Gothic-style church was built at a location to the west of the present rectory on property donated by the Southern Pacific Railroad. Corpus Christi Church has a long and active history of ministry through organizations and societies that provide for the spiritual and physical well-being of their parishioners, educating their youth, ministering to the needs of those less fortunate, and generally caring for people in the community and the church. The Confirmation preparation requires two years in their parish faith formation program. Their Sacrament of Reconciliation is available in the Church on Saturdays from 4pm.”

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