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There's a place for you here.

Whether you’re exploring faith for the first time, returning to church, or searching for a church to call home, we’re honored you’re here. At Victory Outreach Chino, you’ll find more than a church — you’ll find a family. We can’t wait to welcome you.

"A People You Call Family. A Place You Call Home."

Real People. Real Hope. Real Transformation.

Victory Outreach Chino is a Christ-centered church committed to helping people encounter Jesus, grow in their faith, discover their God-given purpose, and make a difference. No matter your background, you’ll find hope, authentic community, and a place to belong

Your first visit starts here.

Our G.E.M. (Guest Experience Ministry) Team is ready to welcome you from the moment you arrive. Expect passionate worship, practical Bible teaching, safe and engaging environments for your family, and a church that genuinely cares.

Passionate Worship

Sing, pray, and encounter God alongside a church family that means it.

Practical Teaching

Bible teaching you can actually take home and use in everyday life.

A Place for Family

Safe, engaging environments for kids and students while you worship.

Service Times

However you say it — Sunday morning, Wednesday night, or Friday en español — there’s a service for you and your family.

Sunday Worship Experience

Weekly worship gathering

Sundays · 10:00 AM

G.A.N.G.

God's Anointed Now Generation

Sundays · 6:00 PM

Fire, Power & Prayer

Midweek prayer service

Wednesdays · 7:30 PM

Servicio en Español

Weekly Spanish-language service

Fridays · 7:00 PM

There's a place for you.

From children and students to adults and families, our ministries are designed to help you connect, grow, and find your place in the church family.

Next Gen

NewGen

G.A.N.G.

Men's Ministry

U.W.I.M.

Victory Homes

G.E.M.

Outreach

Life is better together.

Victory Groups are connection points where you can build relationships, grow spiritually, discover your God-given purpose, and use your gifts to serve others.

Life happens here.

Stay connected to what’s happening at Victory Outreach Chino, from special services and conferences to outreach and family events.

Grow. Discover. Serve.

Victory Pathways helps you grow in your faith, discover your purpose, and find opportunities to serve and develop as a leader.

What Believers think about us

    
 
 
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   Samantha P 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I have gone to this church for two years. I have been living in absolute poverty for two years and nobody at this church is ever helped me every time I go to this church all they do is beg for money then they worship the ground of the founding father I have never seen any Christian charity at this church. If you try to share anything about your life and your circumstances, they want to get away from you and don’t wanna hear you. Because they don’t wanna help nobody most of the people that go to this church are rich people they’re into church building They’re into people that preach what they wanna hear they ignore the needy that are before them in their own congregation They do not care about the widow, the fatherless the homeless they’ve never tried to help me through all the trials. I’m almost on retirement for the last two years. I’ve been waiting to get my retirement and I’m 90 days from my retirement and I’ve had every calamity in my life, and these people at this church have never helped me. They just say be happy and we’ll pray for you but when you need a blanket, they don’t give it to you or when you need food they don’t give it to you when your vehicle breaks down. They don’t help you. They just say God bless you and be on your way. They do not practice what the Bible says in James about helping the widows and the orphans. All their concerned about is getting more money to pay for their big band and they’re 50 choir piece and building more churches to build their legacy here on earth They do not care about the orphans in the widows, true charity they don’t care about these things If God is behind these people, I want nothing to do with God. I was always taught that God loves people and that he wants people to love and help one another and to share in other people’s burdens I have not experienced any of this kind of love at this church when I go to this church it seems like a click type of church. It seems they ignore the needy and the lonely and the hurting And I can see why they might have to help them if they talk to them and we can’t do that can we? That might cost the church money If you’re needy, hungry and needing help, I would not recommend that you go to this church because they haven’t helped me in two years. I don’t and I’ve never seen them help anybody that came. I don’t see any poor people coming to this church and I obviously there’s a reason why they don’t come here. Because they’re not gonna get any help from this church this church does not help the needy that’s why they’re so rich and drive around in rich cars They are well off in this world. I really wonder how well they’ll be off when they go to the next world. When you’ve done it onto the least of these, you’ve done it to me
  
 
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   Danielle Wright 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I love the music they play at the beginning of service. The daughter of the pastor keeps my attention. The band is Good. The pastor is funny and sweet. Several of my boyfriend’s family members go here and enjoy the service. Building is welcoming. The people who work here are so nice too. The food is good too.
  
 
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   Donovan Chavez 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very blessed
  
 
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   Regina Romero 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I am thankful to Victory Outreach.  This place makes miracles happen. Thank you for everything ❤️
  
 
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   Balaji Ulli 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Yesterday, I was a first-time visitor there.  Right off the bat, you can see that there is some kind of dress code being followed (very formal for men and modesty for women).  There is also some emphasis on a certain denomination / doctrine.  Church seems to be focusing on structure, strict adherence, and to some extent ritualistic behavior.  Nothing wrong with these things, if that is what you are looking for.  But a word of caution for those who seek more of a non-denominational, relaxed and friendly environment. One specific incident stood out for me.  Right after the worship, before they get into announcements and messages, I stepped out to the lobby to use restroom.  My family was seated in one of the front rows.  When I re-entered the sanctuary, I was promptly stopped by an usher (an elderly gentleman).  He said I could not return to my seat because at that time Prayer was going on.  The Usher also said that the Holy Spirit is active during the prayer, therefore I could not walk in the aisle and disrupt the environment.  He then placed his hand on my shoulder and started praying (I wasn't sure if he was genuinely praying for me or was physically restraining me from moving forward).   He was not angry or rude, but he wasn't pleasant and welcoming either. I guess, he was resolute in enforcing what he believed to be the "right order" in the Church service.  Maybe it works for some people, but it left me a bit disturbed for rest of the service.  I had never experienced this in a church (big or small).