just now Great worship. Great message. Great people. Amazing…read morechurch that welcome everyone!

A warm and inviting community of be livers who's main mission is reaching out to their…read moreneighborhood, city, and the world to spread the Gospel of God's love. The rector is a song woman of Christ who delivers a powerful sermon and offers sincere leadership in the liturgy. I felt welcomed from before worship and was greeted at coffee hour with a very friendly group of parishioners. I strongly recommend worshiping with at this church.

I attend this church for the Old Astoria Neighborhood Association meetings on a monthly basis…read more Outside St George's, there is a cemetery which goes back to 17th Century, and where some of Astoria's founders such as the Blackwells, Halseys and Stevens families tombstones can be found. St George's is the oldest Church in Astoria and was originally built a few blocks away on Astoria Blvd. If you are a tourist in the area, they are well worth a visit.

Beautiful, historic cemetery. I visit here often just to take in the history. There are a few…read morebenches by the newer graves, in a small memorial area. Not a lot of parking, but I only ever visit during weekdays, so I'm not sure how hard it might be to find parking on days when people are in church. Not as big as many other cemeteries I have visited, but it is still gorgeous! The two buildings here are lovely as well. Perfect for photos, taking in the New Jersey history and paying your respects to the dead.

Yes is it Amazing!It was extremely happy to go to mass at St. Anselm's church in Tinton Falls, NJ.read more

As long as I have lived on Staten Island I've been curious about Alba House. It always looks under…read moreconstruction and therefore never stopped. Today I stopped and spent some time admiring the religious statutes in the outside reflection area. There is a small cottage that houses a few beautiful pieces along with flame candles to light for an intention and/or reflection. I made the suggested donation and lit a candle with a small prayer for peace. I walked over to the Gift Store which had an amazing array of religious books and other items. I've been wanting to replace my miraculous medal that was snatched from my neck back in Brooklyn in my early 20's. I spoke with Brother Frank who was very helpful. I inquired about Mass as I noticed a sign that indicated that Mass was daily at 9:00am. I was disappointed to learn that weekday Mass was private. Brother Frank did advise that Sunday Mass was open to the public, however Brother Frank had a difficult time explaining exactly where Mass was held and indicated that it probably be best that I not join a service... well at least for the the next well, not any time soon. Perhaps it was just me but I felt he was uncomfortable with me and I was not welcome to worship with the small group (about a dozen per Br. Frank). I did purchase a beautiful silver and blue metal which I will cherish and wear proudly. I am however saddened by the feeling of not being welcomed to worship or participate in the Sunday service open to the public. This certainly may not have been the intent... but I did feel a general feeling of discomfort of my presence in this religious establishment. Will I go back.... Absolutely... Faith is free and open to the public. Alba house is a public business that represents the faith my mother baptized me into. Will I attend service there... no I won't.... My God is welcoming and does not look to dissuade anyone from worshiping with and amongst other sinners and saints. Again, this may not have been the intend, I can only speak of the feeling I walked away with. The Alba House grounds while under construction does offer a beautiful outside area for reflection and prayer. The store has many offerings. I do recommend it.... I just don't feel that I was welcome there. But again that is my perception and my feeling.... I encourage you to have your own experience.

This is an excellent place to worship bring your children for Sunday and experience the sermons of…read morePastor Bill you will always leave refreshed and enlightened!

On Fridays and Saturdays from 8am to 4pm, the Calvary Chapel opens their barn to the public selling…read moredonations from the local community. Here you'll find vtg clothing, shoes and accessories ( some new with tags or in boxes) Fun flea market finds and unique furniture pieces. Staff is polite and helpful. Located conveniently on Rt 36 - 5 miles North from Sandy Hook Beach. Only weekend flea market on the Northern Jersey Coast Line ;)

Best shul in the world no talking just pray and learn. Come and tryread more