I came here in the year 2006 for a retreat and so I was in the area and decided to stop by, it's a…read morelovely church, though I think they should have a bigger parking space though, and there is like an older building next to the church unsure if it's part of it, cause I think it should be fixed or something...

Great Catholic Parish. Lots to do for all ages. MOMs group has over a hundred members with a…read morevariety of Interest Groups. Women's Cornerstone has over 200 women that are part of Women's Spirituality. Seven masses over the weekend. Three daily masses. Something for everyone.

Multicultural community church lead by Pastor Parker & strong Children's Ministry lead by Pastor…read moreShin. Very friendly mission oriented church.

From the owner: In 2011, Living Hope began their journey in the wilderness…read more In 2013, Living Hope made the decision to become multi-ethnic. In 2021, Living Hope is purchasing their first church building in Ridgewood, NJ.

Great people seeking to follow Christ though the study of biblical principles…read more Do you have hurts, habits, or hangups that have you down? Check out Unstuck on Monday evening...dinner at 7 pm, fellowship, and healing through prayer, bible promises and the Holy Spirit.

I had the opportunity to visit this branch last year and it's super nice! The facilities are…read morewell-kept and all the teachings are straight from the Bible. I highly recommend that everyone stop by!

While attending the Church of God, I realized that the Bible is a prophetic book, and that God…read morefirst gives prophecies in the Bible and then fulfills them. I thank God for restoring the truth of the early church, the New Covenant Passover according to prophecy in our time, because all the truths given by Jesus at his first coming 2000 years ago were lost. And for about 20 years, I've been able to participate in many of the good deeds that our church does, including clean up park & streets, planting trees, disaster relief, blood drives, and more, and I'm so proud to be a part of it.

West Side Presbyterian is a great church community that offers fellowship and opportunities for…read moreworship and service for all age groups. They are very welcoming and friendly to everyone and make it easy to participate in church activities. Check out their website and sign up for the newsletters to learn more. I highly recommend this church. https://westside.org/

I have been going to this church for 3 years now and I absolutely love it! There is such great…read morebiblical teaching and I love that it's a church musical and artistic church! The traditional service has such an amazing choir and I love being a part of the contemporary worship team. It's really cool that they have an art gallery in there too and open their doors to really great concerts. The people there are extremely friendly and it's the first church that I've been to that when they say "we welcome everyone..." they actually mean EVERYONE! No matter who you are or where you come from, you are always treated like family.

I go to the downstairs area for chess with the Bergen Chessmates. http://bergenchessmates.com/…read more Nice people here always. I recommend the club if you can show up on a Monday around 7:00 PM preferably. Of course there are nice bells and probably nice celebrations but I don't go to church here, nor anywhere.

I saw the devil here. He was disguised as a little old woman sitting alone in the last pew. She…read morebeckoned to me so I sat next to her. "Can you call my son?" she asked. I didn't know what she meant so I stared at her. "Please, call my son," she repeated, grabbing my arm. "But why?" I asked. It didn't make sense. How was I supposed to know her son's phone number? "I need a ride home," the old woman said. "I forgot to take my Zestril." I pulled away from her grip and gasped in horror. She was speaking in tongues! "You will not tempt me," I said, standing up. "I am a child of God." "Please," the old woman begged. "I left my phone at home. Please call my son!" I grabbed my cross necklace and shoved it in her face, hoping to ward off her evil. "You will not tempt me into using my phone in Church!" I screamed. "Not today, Satan!" I ran out of that pew as fast as I could. Nothing can come between me and my relationship with God, not even Lucifer himself.

Midland Park CRC is a great place to worship! Solid preaching. Wonderful mix of contemporary &…read moretraditional music. Friendly people dedicated to living out their faith.

I can honestly call this church my new "home" and what's more? It's close to my home. I'm always…read morelooking forward to come back to the community.

I have been coming to this church for a very long time and I cannot imagine going anywhere else!…read moreThe people here have become my family. I have come to the church in good times and bad times, when I succeeded and when I failed, however my church was always family to me. They loved and supported me through it all and I would not be the person I am today without Crossroads Church. I love how there is people from all ages, backgrounds, countries in one place growing together, every single time we meet up. Even on days that I don't feel like going, I'm blessed when I leave. Even on rough days when things aren't going my way, I leave with a smile and confidence that I'm going to get past this. On my good days, its my turn to encourage those around me. There is a great children's program during Sunday services, teen program every Friday evening and Sunday morning, ESL classes during the week and Saturdays, food and clothing drives, and small groups anytime of the week. There is something for EVERYONE! If you are in need or looking to help people in need, to grow and help others grow, to join a group of people on a journey together who are discovering their true purpose...then join us. Sundays at 10am or 11:45am. For more info visit the website: www.CrossroadsChurchNJ.org

This Society is an anti-racist congregation committed to reflecting this commitment in the life and…read moreculture of the entire organization.

Mean exclusionary people. What started off as a good thing turned into a nightmare during a time of…read morecrisis. So many nice people but they can't make up for the ones who have no souls.