I love this church. I have never been to a church as loving as Lambs Road and I've been to several…read more The people are amazing and love helping children and students learn as well as adults. The youth does this outreach/recreation and arts center once every 5 weeks for local bands (christian and non-christian) to come together and share their talents. It's called The Fallout Shelter (www.falloutshelter511.com) The kids have so much fun and they have a HUGE space (entire basement with separate entrance). Plus, they have amazing outreaches year-round including annual craft fairs, weekly Bible studies, MPact Girls and Royal Rangers (children's programs), fall festivals, teen outreaches, homeless/motel ministries and more. www.lambsroad.org

Our experience with Gloucester County Christian School was extremely disappointing. When our son…read moreneeded academic support, we felt the school failed to follow through on accommodations that had been discussed and agreed upon. We were eventually asked the teacher why they weren't following through with the accommodations made with the child study team that everyone signed leaving us with little choice but to remove him and place him elsewhere. The school's handling of the situation made us feel that our son was no longer wanted there. After we decided to leave his report card was held hostage by the school until fees which we should not have had to pay were paid. We also only attended the school 5 days of the last month the school would not refund the money that they owe us, charging us $400 for academic books that equaled $20 on Amazon. Despite these circumstances, tuition issues continued after his departure. We later learned that another family with 4 children enrolled at the school after our son left. We cannot know the school's motivations, but the timing has always left us wondering whether financial considerations were given greater weight than supporting a child who needed help. Parents whose children require additional academic assistance should ask very specific questions about what support the school is prepared to provide and what happens if a child struggles. Considering this is a "Christian " school the motivations seem to be more money directed . The school should be ashamed of how they have treated us.

It's a good school if u want your kid to have a Christian education although I find that a lot of…read morethe rules they have are very pointless and it's almost as if the principle just makes the rules as he goes and he just likes the fact that he has power.

St. Thomas is a very friendly, missional church that is welcoming to everyone. The clergy and lay…read morepeople go out of their way to make everyone feel at home. There are activities for all ages, and the church is very devoted to spreading God's word by helping His people in need.

From the owner: St. Thomas' is a Christian church in the Episcopal tradition, valuing beauty, tradition, and…read moremystery. St. Thomas' welcomes all regardless of age, abilities, physical or mental health, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity, income, education, political affiliation or faith commitment. The things which bind us are greater than the things that separate us, and the love of God is greater than all our divisions.