Lovely prayer center with breathtaking surroundings, highly recommended for personal growth and…read morepeace

Best church around hands down. I've been going to this church for over 10 years and love the…read moreenvironment, pastor, & location. It's a great place to worship and fellowship!!!

Christ Church has been my church home for more than 20 years, after decades of not feeling welcome…read morein churches. As a gay woman, I got very weary of what felt like a constant message that people like me didn't belong so I stopped going. Living in town, I became curious about this beautiful church and decided to try going there when there were people around. We've been there ever since. The parishioners are welcoming, and the church does so many good things in the community. Fr. Matt and Doan, his wife, are wonderful people and extraordinary examples of living your faith.

Nice and peaceful Sunday service. I love going to historical place and the old town. The church was…read morebuilt around early 18xx. My friend who lives in New Jersey invited me to join her special day. I enjoy the service and looking at the architecture.

Lovely church in the Mill Hill section of Trenton where the spirit is clearly alive. The immediate…read morearea tends to be permit residential parking so you may not be able to park to close. This is an African Methodist Episcopal Church .

I'm from Los Angeles and I was visiting my family in Jersey. Bishop Jenkins is a personal friend,…read moreas well as my cousins pastor, and he personally invited me to attend his Sunday service. I was a bit hesitant to accept his invite, but I accepted. Pleasantly surprised by his warm and welcoming message, I was so glad God moved my heart to keep my word and acceptance of his invite. The Congrigation was very loving and made me feel very welcome. I would highly recommend anyone looking for a church home to visit, as you will be genuinely embraced by the congregation, and you will feel at home. Thank you for the invite Bishop Jenkins, and the beautiful message.

I think this is such a kind place. I feel wholeheartedly…read morewelcome here and enjoy attending some events here. Nice folks!!

Very Welcoming. Excellent minister, LGBTQi+ and family friendly, I loved the music too.read more

I feel so lucky to live in an area that provides access to such rich historical, cultural, and…read morespiritual diversity. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) is an important part of that richness and has aspects of all three! And, the community of Friends has members and attenders of all ages, from young families with children, to young adults, to seniors. As a non-member who attends on occasional Sundays both with and without my teenagers, I have always felt welcomed. You needn't have any experience with Quakers -- or even any experience with faith or religion. And, whether you have or have never attended a Quaker meeting for workshop, I highly recommend the Princeton meeting. This is a beautiful and peaceful setting to explore faith and connection with others.

I feel so much peace and love each time I enter the Princeton Quaker Meetinghouse and am so glad I…read morefound this community soonafter moving to the area 6 years ago. My wife and I as well as our small kids have always been warmly welcomed each time we come, even if there are gaps in our attendance. Whether you're a life-long Quaker or never been to a meeting for worship before, you will be treated with respect, warmth and appreciation.

The Newtown Reform Church has it entrance right at the corner of the Newtown Bypass and Buck Road,…read moremaking for some entertaining moments when the drivers behind you realize you are turning into a driveway that they cannot even see. Still, once on the property, and the church is seen in the distance across the open field, you realize that this is probably a good place for a church, but certainly not for anything that attracts more autos into the site. There is no other way in or out, so just be careful. I have only been to this location a few times for special events of the Chinese Christian Church of Princeton that rents the facility from the local congregation on a regular basis. The most recent was the celebration of The Year of the Dog, which began recently. The space works well for these hundred or so families, and it is obvious why they would love to purchase the grounds and structures for their perpetual use. Word has it that the church has declining membership and was in fact for sale at one time, but that it is now in partnership with a residential developer to build homes around the steeple and use the hall as a community center!? Sounds like a very bad idea. I enjoyed the feasts and festivities produced by the leasees there, both summer and winter. How nice would it be if they had a permanent home here in the heart of Bucks County. Surely, William Penn would approve.