I run across the street with coffee and crossiant flailing above my head and slip n spin into the…read morebus stop for a Winter Olympics Nadia Comaneci 10 point landing -- stuck It! The snow turned to ice overnight n Middle Village didn't get salted. Accomplished downhill skier, very good ice skater but face plants and slip sliding across walkways and parking lots are yearly occurances. I tried to hide my coffee behind a bush next to the church, but a branch stuck the cup in the side piercing the top and knocking the coffee on my foot which began to smoke from the steam but felt kinda nice for 3 seconds. I propped up what was left, placed my crossiant on top (which some punk arse squirrel made off with when I was inside). The church is small, built in the mid 1960s, four rows creating a semi circle with a limited vestibule covered in a faux rock wall design. Exposed wood beams forming a big top shape with stained glass windows between the stations of the cross brass pictures made the mornings reflective light dance up in the pews.

An average church with limited community options. This church has potential and yet it doesn't…read moreoffer any family enrichment gatherings, nor does it offer regular bible study groups. There aren't any children's mass teachings nor is there a designated music balcony or section. Whoever designed this church was architecture ignorant and had no forethought in what makes a church functional and practical. There are excellent people who volunteer at the church but the authority obviously doesn't value making more available to the community unless they can afford an overpriced program. Other churches offer more services to the community regardless of income.

It's a church, why 5 stars? Because I grew up a block from this church and it will be forever…read moreembedded in my memory. An interesting fact, that its smack dab in the middle of the Polish part of Maspeth, NY, or Pollock Alley, but looks like something that should be sitting on El Camino Real in California. Stucco and plaster in NYC? Trust me, the architecture of this little gem is worth the visit, if only so you can say, "Hey, I've been to Pollock Alley and there's a Spanish-style neighborhood church smack dab in the middle of it."

Somebody really needs to tell these people that while this is a Polish area, not EVERYONE who lives…read moreon that street is Polish, and not EVERYONE wants to be woken up at 10am every Saturday morning to a loudspeaker voice and off key accapella singing OUTDOORS by a Priest or Principal or whoever this man is. I've lived across the street for 5 years now, and it's constant. Not even going to start on the weekend parties with Blasting DJs til 2am on Summer nights. These people need to learn respect for their neighbors. It's January, for lord's sake, TAKE THAT NOISE INSIDE to the auditorium!!!

I have been a member here for 41 years. My wife who is catholic is now a member here. Warm…read morewelcoming parish. Come to worship with us Sundays at 1030 doors open 10 am. Lenten services ash Wednesday march 5th 1030 holy Thursday and good Friday april 18th and 19th.

Great church with a multi ethnic crowd. The sermons are always great and very relatable. I really…read morelike attending service. I recommend it even though it is a huge place. Trying to meet new people and getting connected is a bit difficult, but I'll have to try to get more involved.

New Life Fellowship has a dynamic worship services that appeals to all ages and racial/ethnic…read morebackgrounds. They have a passion for emotional health and social justice, which are good things. If you want to go, enjoy a good worship experience and an intellectually stimulating message, and you consider yourself a traditional evangelical, this place is fine. You have to be careful if you're looking for a place to build long-term friendships. This place is highly judgmental and polarized. If you rock the boat you won't last long. There are many refugees especially from the worship team - people who got burned out, victimized in particular by the worship pastor (Peter), and eventually excluded from everything because they questioned anything. Assertive, strong women are usually ostracized, unless their husbands are in leadership. If you dare to open up about political issues, some faction of the church will open fire on you. A special note for my LGBTQ friends. You are always welcome, and they are more than willing to help you "overcome" your non-binary, non-cis-gendered issues to be the best version of yourself (note sarcasm).

Looking for an energetic Bible based church. Well look no further ! It feels like home here , you…read moreare welcomed as you are and challenges to grow in your walk with Christ. There is children's ministry ( also supports parents with kids on the spectrum ) , youth ministry on Fridays , young adults, deaf Miniatry during the second service , weekly prayer meetings on Wednesdays. Men's breakfast frost Saturday of the month And recently started a men's softball team.

What an amazing place to worship the lord!! You can dress as you please. Hopefully, no crop tops or…read morepajamas., lol. Very welcoming. Im not attending anymore because I moved to Long Island but I found a church just as great!

I was an altar boy and boy scout at St. Aloysius during the 1960's. I also attended St. Aloysius…read moreR.C. Grammar School during that time. I have fond memories of those years, and would be happy to connect with anyone who remembers me, or remembers St. Aloysius in the 1960's. Peter J. Remch (peter.remch@gmail.com)

This is my local Parish Church. This has been my Church ever since I was a child. It is an old…read moreChurch and a beautiful one. They have done several restoration projects here. It has masses in English, Polish, and Spanish. The B38 bus is nearby. If you are in the area and want to attend services I highly recommend it.

Transfiguration Church is a warm and beautiful church. It's different from many churches I've been…read morebut it has a certain charm and definitely peaceful. I call it the wooden church. People are friendly. Need to save this beautiful church. It's been a staple of the community for decades.

Whether you are old or new in the faith, the Pentecostal Missionary CHURCH of CHRIST (4th Watch) is…read morethe best church to cater to your spiritual needs. The preaching of God's Word is clear, biblical and apostolic. The congregation is very warm and friendly, and the pastor is very wise and caring. Do not hesitate to drop by to listen to the Words of God or for prayer request and counseling. This is a church with a growing ministry! Come and be blessed!

@ #pmcc4wnyc.. A better place to listen the Word of God and to fellowship. Great Praise & Worship.read more

The Rock Church is truly a blessing. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the presence of God…read more The worship is powerful, the Word is solid, and the atmosphere is filled with love, faith, and truth. The pastors preach straight from the Bible, and you leave every service feeling encouraged, challenged, and closer to Jesus. The community is real -- not just friendly, but family. People genuinely care and pray for one another. Whether you're going through something or just want to grow spiritually, this is the place to be. I've seen my walk with Christ deepen so much since coming here. If you're searching for a church that stands on the Word and welcomes you with open arms, The Rock Church is it. God is truly moving here.

A place to establish your faith in God. I came because I was lead no one ask me. I saw the good and…read morebad sides of the people but they are all people they are not God. I came because of God. The lead is Jesus alone. I stayed because I was again lead to stay. I may not see why but I know my purpose is to witness and to worship. This place shaped me to be strong and be more in relationship with my God. I admit I was a great pretender back then to catch up with people. But can't hide from the sight of God. This church helped me in my worst and in my good. Thank you to the leaders and the pastors.