Everything. Diversity.All r welcome. I liked that. Friendly clergy. Easy to talk to. Parishioners…read moretoo. I didn't feel like the odd one out. And that's pretty much how I feel in other places. Augustinian clergy

I have never been so happy as a Philadelphia Catholic as I have in St. Paul's Parish in the Bella…read moreVista section of Philadelphia. The parishioners are very participative and generous in a variety of ministries, particularly their ministry to the homeless. We are making a concerted effort to bring in a wide variety of members, representing many different people. Parking is particularly generous, with a spacious and secure lot. Regardless of where you are coming from (whether figuratively or literally), you will find it easy to find a place at St. Paul's Parish.

It is a wonderful place. I go there every week. Right in…read moreChinatown, Philadelphia. When you go in, you can talk to someone if you want, or just be left alone. You can pray there. Even if they are chanting, you can still go in. It is highly recommended.

I walked by Fo Shou Temple a few times without realizing in because I never expected a temple to be…read morein a retail area. The temples I am used to are either really isolated or in residential areas, but I live in the suburbs. In reflection, it makes sense for the temples in the cities to be in a more retail area. This is a Chinese Buddhist Temple. The master of the temple was resting and unavailable, but I came across one of her disciples when I visited. Even if you're not Buddhist, you can still come and pay your respects and seek good luck. Just remember to take off your shoes when you enter. I just enjoyed coming by a temple while I'm travelling and stopped in to prayed. It was a nice peaceful feeling.

Great soul food in the city of soul!! Philadelphia, PA and in the south of the city with enriched…read moreculture! From the fried chicken, collard greens, macaroni and cheese and all the fixens don't hesitate but go and bask in the southern comfort of this great place that's uniquely placed at a religious house of worship!

I brought this sandwich this afternoon for myself and a friend. It was cold, last year it was…read moretough. So never again will I purchase anything from them. I wasted my $22.00 will ask the other person how was theirs.

A beautiful house of worship where a tremendous presence of God is felt in every service. The…read moreworship is uplifting and inspiring and the prayer services are life changing. You will experience the manifest presence and the glory of the Almighty God; you will not be disappointed.

This church is known as the friendliest church in Philadelphia. The pastor Carlton Aiken can sing…read morehis heart and move you to tears and not only can he sing can preach to your hearts content. I love this place and the congregation is is friendly.

I attended this church [almost] every Sunday growing up and went to the school from Pre-K til 8th…read moregrade. I was raised Catholic so I had my baptism, first communion, and confirmation here (maybe I'll get married here?). There are two parts to the church: the upper church and the lower church. The upper church, usually reserved for large masses and special occasions, is big and absolutely beautiful. There's still the big, original pipe organ up in the choir loft and everything else has recently been renovated. The lower church is mainly used for regular Sunday masses and is also very beautiful. The St. Peter's parish is very close-knit and continues to be involved in the community, from putting on bazaars to help local organizations to prayer services. They're welcoming to all and it's good to see the church still going strong.

I have going here for over 10 years now. It's a nice small community that makes you feel welcome.read more

This my first time attending Salem Baptist Church. What a beautiful facility and community. The…read moreservice was amazing and the word delivered by the pastor was inspirational.