This is a beautiful church. Acoustics are amazing, and the music was lovely. Fr. Martin gave a…read morewonderful homily. I felt most welcomed and was able to spend a few minutes after mass speaking with Fr. Martin. It is small and old but has a great feel to it.

Very beautiful old church with gorgeous inspirational interiors. Limited by old architectural…read morespacial standards, the one person bathroom that services the entire congregation isn't enough, but is understandable knowing the historic nature of the church. The father leading the service provided background and context to scripture and to the traditional worship activities. Very interesting for non Catholic attendees! We plan to return!

I prefer Sinners Patricia and Pamela, but this will have to do. Because this is Hoboken and that's…read moreHobroken. A gorgeous old church in Hoboken and one of the most impressive old buildings in the town. It's a beautiful area and this adds a lot to it. It's gorgeous on the inside and out like my bae. 5 stars.

Hello, my name is Alice I always go to your church, I go to say prayers light my candle and get…read moreHoly Water etc, I want to thank you for being open for me and others to pray. God Bless You All.

Best church in the whole world. Love all the priests and servants of the church. God bless you allread more

If you're looking for a small, intimate, and welcoming church, Hoboken Community Church on 6th and…read moreGarden should be your choice. Pastor Marvin Krieger welcomes everyone with a hug and makes you feel like a long time member. Children can either participate in the service, or play in a separate area in the back of the church. They are encouraged to do readings and collect the offering. Easter Sunday starts with an Easter egg hunt at 9:15, followed by breakfast. Service is at 10:30. Please come and bring your friends,

This church, this house, this place of God changed my entire life! I gave my life to Christ at 18…read moreyears old and never looked back. God is for sure in this Place !!!! Pastor Ed Ramirez and His wife Melanie and First family become your own family, the covering of their prayers are TRUE MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST. Every word out of Pastor Ramirez's mouth is straight BIBLE! It is the WORD that Convicts us, The Holy Spirit that Transforms us, Pastor is just the messenger! Come as you are, and leave never the same!!

Faith is the substance of things hoped for--My Faith was restored by Harvest Church! We can find…read moremany things wrong with churches these days. They are full of broken people in a broken world--My truth isn't your truth; However, there is only one truth; and Bishop Edward Rameriz teaches it well. I fell in love with this church; and the people are nonjudgmental about my past or my conditions. Mental Illness is stigmatized in America; but all things are made new for those in Christ Jesus--This is a "Word" Church; and I'm proud to belong!

We were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed the service at Redeemer Hoboken. My wife and I…read morearen't Reformed so I don't think we could ever become a member of any Presbyterian church, especially a PCA church like Redeemer Hoboken. However, we wanted to get a sense of what some other churches in Hoboken were like. It really felt that Redeemer Hoboken was a tight-knit community. The Sunday service felt like it was a natural expression of the community life, which was nice to see, instead of it feeling like a well-rehearsed, scripted production. While I thought the song choice and music style was a little dated, the musicianship itself was excellent and I was able to get into the worship time more than I do at most Presbyterian churches. It's always great to see a diversity of churches exist in a particular community and I hope Redeemer Hoboken continues to flourish.

Awesome church, parishioners and Father Eric is the best. They hold mass Tues-Thurs at 9:30 and Fr…read moreEric dishes up incredible homilies, even if there are only a few people attending. The good father does an excellent job of getting to know his parishioners and there is a sense of belonging in the church. BTW, Fr Eric is a 'kid friendly' priest and you needn't worry about your kids being mischievous.

"The little church with the big heart". This church got hit hard during Sandy but little by little…read moreit is getting back to normal. Father Jim and Father Lou are both great. What a community to be a part of, they really make you feel at home.

(Attended 04/20/25 SU @ 8:00am):I was high on celebrating Easter at a different church other than…read moremy parish... St. Nicholas! In my quest to explore the various cuisine scenes and things to do throughout Jersey City and specifically the Heights, I made my way to St. Nicholas Church to celebrate Easter https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=48&select=g4IoGb1nGivKfIv7dBh12A and the end to Lent (I always waited until Easter). At this point in my life, I was definitely a casual practicing Roman Catholic and made every possible attempt to recognize major religious observances whether it was at my own parish, on a cruise ship, or anywhere domestic and abroad. While I visited my friend or did work in this part of the country, I've walked by this church many times but never went inside. On this fateful day, the stars finally aligned, and Lord did I and our country needed some spiritual holiness in our respective lives. Would St. Nicholas Church be a suitable place of worship to resurrect my soul and realign my chakras!? EXPERIENCE As was usually the case whenever I visited a different parish other than my own, I had to get accustomed to some of their nuances (nothing major, I can attend all services at my parish on almost autopilot). The service lasted about one hour and was relatively standard. Being the relative newcomer/outsider, I noticed most if not everyone knew each other who was at the service which was very cool. I rarely experienced that at my own parish! I felt safe, welcomed, and left a slightly better person than when I entered - praise the Lord! PURCHASE Offertory ($10.00): As I always joked to myself, I added more to my good karma credit; bless you, Lord! SERVICE Aside from the actual Easter service itself and the ushers who collected money during the Offertory, there really wasn't much else (I appreciated that my parish also accepted electronic payments). There weren't any welcomers outside of the church, etc. Things appeared to run smoothly - amen! PARKING (FREE; N/A this instance) This was an easy flat 10-minute walk from my friend's place. Otherwise, they had a medium-sized private lot, and there appeared to be plenty of spots along the main drag of Central Ave. and all surrounding roads - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A medium-sized church https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=48&select=DuCcSzTgWm0B40Et5ifvGg with one main section filled with wooden pews and bibles, the altar was the focal point, and your usual assortment of Catholic decorations and effigies such as statues (e.g. The Virgin Mary, Jesus), the Stations Of The Cross, and definitely a more traditional feel comparable to my own parish. I really loved the ornate designs of the exterior similar to what you found in Europe. Minimal muted natural lighting came through the many stained-glass windows and doors while bright decorative hanging electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There weren't any TVs or monitors like some modern churches I've experienced while hymnal music was sung and played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=48&select=ZquvpvTfO9pMhslF6MHrHA ATTIRE Out of respect for any church service, I was in a long-sleeve buttoned-up collared shirt, jeans, and trainer shoes (more casual than usual). OVERALL Generally speaking, St. Nicholas Church was fine and it truly satisfied the needs of the occasion. From an aesthetics standpoint, I appreciated the traditional aspects of decor, prayer, etc. Again this was more of a personal thing and nothing else. As I continued to visit a very dear friend in the area and potentially found more work nearby, I found my church of record in the neighborhood (this was the most convenient parish). I found very good value based on the service and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $10.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, I paid cash for my Offertory because they didn't accept credit cards let alone mine of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

This is a good neighborhood church with a decent number of programs if you are looking to get…read moreinvolved with something. Father Bruce is new to the parish and has been making a lot of improvements to the building. Father Alex and Jose are also great. Sunday mass is at 8:00 AM / 10:00 AM / 12:00 PM. There is also a good RCIA program at this church. The inside of the church is not very ornate, but it does have some beautiful stained glass windows. The outside of the building is simple and beautiful; the building definitely lends a certain air of distinction to the neighborhood.