A traditional Baptist church that follows the gospel of the King James Bible, the Carmichael Baptist Church hopes to build strong families by teaching the word of God. The church was founded in December of 1968, declared a New Testament church. The Carmichael Baptist Church is a sister church to the Highlands Missionary Baptist Church. This church is involved with several missionaries worldwide. Study materials can be found online
Christ Community Church is located in Carmichael. In addition to offering multiple Sunday worship services, the church is home to an array of religious educational programs. It is home to a preschool and offers Sunday religious school for students in elementary school, middle school and high school. The church sponsors a variety of community service projects as well as missionary programs. For further inquiries, phone Christ Community Church.
Carmichael Presbyterian Church offers both traditional and contemporary worship services every Sunday as well as a Christian Education class. Other ways to get involved include various children's ministries, music programs, adult ministries, fellowship groups and Bible study groups.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is one of several locations that offers a place of prayer for the Mormon community. Sermons come from the teachings from the Book of Mormon, as well as an education program through the church's school. This church is located off of Garfield Avenue. The church includes recreational facilities and a large landscape for activities.
The St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church performs traditional Latin masses. The church crest reveals the words "Society of Saint Paus X, United States District." This church is located on Garfield Avenue, near Winding Way, offering recreational facilities and a Catholic education school program.
Vedanta Society of Sacramento is a bookstore, temple, library, monastery and garden. It hosts lectures, group meditations and instruction from Swami Prapannananda. Vedanta stems from ancient Indian teachings that aim to help individuals attain inner peace by training their minds.
American River Community Church (ARCC) is a Christian church located off of Walnut and Fair Oaks. The church also has a children's school and a counseling center. The ARCC is connected to the Wonderland School, for ages from preschool to kindergarten, and the New Horizons Counseling Center.
Since the 1940's, the Church of God has been a place of daily service that offers the opportunity for the Carmichael community to reach out and obtain an intimate relationship with God. The church offers worship services twice a week, a bible story time on Tuesdays, bible study classes, and a Spanish class. The Church of God 's website links to blogs for middle school and high school students, as well as blogs for young adults, young married couples, mature adults and seniors. The church spans over two acres, providing a school and recreational facilities.
Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church (OLA) began in the 1950s, to serve the growing post-war population in the suburbs of Sacramento. This church believes in proclaiming "the word of God faithfully" and serving the people of God. OLA strives to build a sense of community among its parishes and, when possible, the diocesan community. In addition to church services, the OLA has been providing a parish school since 1955 for the grades of kindergarten through the eighth grade. Affiliations include: St. Vincent de Paul Society, a vibrant Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, Catholic Faith Formation for public school students, an active Ladies Council and support groups for youth and retired parishioners.
The Ark Mission Church is a Korean-speaking congregation located off Marconi Avenue. This church has been located on Marconi for about 21 years. The church also features the Riverlife Fellowship, an English-speaking congregation associated with the Ark Mission Church that focuses on bible study.
The Celebration Church is a non-denominational Christian church that provides the community with weekly Bible studies. A morning prayer is celebrated on Sunday mornings at 9am. Special events are reserved for Sunday evenings, including a men's dinner once a month and a woman's dinner once a month. The church's motto is, "Our vision is to be Christ exalting, God obeying, joyful community of Christians." Every Wednesday, this church gets together for "Dinner and a Bible," a family night that provides both a meal and Bible study.
The Church of Christ is a congregation that follows the teachings of the New Testament. This church offers numerous opportunities to study the Bible by offering classes for grades preschool to 12th as well as classes for adults. The Church of Christ also teaches the ideas of Calvinism, such as divine sovereignty and divine inspiration. Divine sovereignty is the belief in the absolute predestination of all human events and divine inspiration is the belief in the knowledge of the scripture by direct intervention of the holy spirit. This information, as well as how to become a part of the classes, is available on the church's website webs.lanset.com/carmichael.
Located on the corner of Arden and Mission, the Gethsemane Lutheran Church follows the beliefs of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. The church is connected to the Smallville Pre-school, which includes an early introduction into the Christian education process and a play facility. Sunday worship is available at 10am on Sundays. This church is open to the Carmichael community to express the spirituality of the Christian faith for all ages.
The mission of the St. George's Episcopal Church is to recognize that God is almighty and present in the lives of its members. This church tries to include all members of the community and holds a welcoming congregation for Carmicheal's gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and trans gendered population. Other programs include the Daughter's of the King, the Woman Guild, Health Ministries, a book club and AA meetings throughout the week. Sermons are available online, as well as helpful links for both prayer and study on its Web site: www.saintgeorgeca.com.