Very good Masjid... good Muslims. The Sheikh is a Dentist Surgeon Doctor is a kind person and very…read morehumble he is also a graduate from Madina University . He has his own clinic, if someone needs to work on his cavities. He will salute you first. They offer free meals three times/ week after Monday and Thursday weekly fastings and Friday family nights after Isha,and even breakfast Sunday after fajr 7 am. Best Mosque to meet humble and down to earth Muslims . Unlike the nicest biggest Mosque in Florida full of rich and arrogant people.

In recent years, this masjid has been on a steady decline. The current leadership is poor to say…read morethe least. This may be a place for men to congregate, but if you are a woman, steer clear. If you have young impressionable children, they will be exposed to foul language and violence. Any complaints will fall on deaf ears. I have reported bad behavior, filed complaints and left honest reviews. Every attempt has been met with aggression, arguments and name calling. This is truly no place to cultivate any meaningful connection or community. If you look at their google reviews and photos, you will only see the men's area and activities geared toward men. The women's area is filthy and falling apart. There are no activities or enrichment for women in the community aside from chastisement. Do not go to this masjid, it is by far the worst place possible for reverts, women and children.

Small masjid.. in a neighborhood.. if you follow directions it's not hard to find.. but it's not…read moreeasily spotable. Women's area is nice and clean. One monitor to watch kutbas, some book shelf's.. maybe 20 Qurans. Did not see any extra hijabs.. shoes are kept outside, they have a mat for kids in the women's area which is nice. I'm from out of town.. I liked that it was a diverse group of women that attended.. that was nice to see! Parking is not bad. Jummah is at 1:30pm

Beautiful masjid , was treated with high respect, beautiful friday prayer ! Beautiful azan ! Never…read morebeen to such a nice place like this one ma sha Allah

Came on the auspicious day of Ashtmi for the special Durga Puja. Stayed for aarti…read more The building has beautiful architecture and there is ample parking. Just loved the atmosphere.

Amazing center to connect and reunite with community members!! Highly appreciated. !!!read more

Beautiful elaborate looking temple. Great place of worship. The caretakers are not that nice but…read morethey do greet you. They have gatherings on sone Sundays and feasts. Must remove shoes before entering so bring something comfortable to leave at the door like slippers. You can also don't food to the temple when you visit. Perfect quiet place for chanting and relaxing. They have a peaceful courtyard and books for enlightenment.

I was intrigued to go and check out this establishment, However die to the pandemic it has been…read moreshut since March. It looked a little run down to be honest. However with regards to the other reviews, I would love to come back one day, once it is open again, to soak up the pleasant atmosphere as previously mentioned from, other reviewers.

Every year St Mark's Men's Club has a fish fry as a community event and it happens to fall during…read morelent which is perfect for those looking for a meat free Friday meal. For only $13 you get fish and your choice of two sides including hush puppies, pasta with olive oil and garlic, hush puppies, mac and cheese, coleslaw or French fries. They also have chilled shrimp and clam chowder which I heard was delicious that you can buy. For a dollar more you can get a soda or water and beer is also available for purchase. The Women of St Mark's have desserts available for sale for a small fee. This is a really fun event and I look forward to it every year. This church has several other community events throughout the year and the St Mark's Carnival is one of their big events and it also is a really fun time. I've heard nothing but great things about this being a wonderful house of worship and I believe that just based on how welcoming and kind the church members that I've interacted with were. I suggest you check out their website and you just might find yourself a new church or some community events that might interest you!

St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic School…read more Avoid St. Mark if you value transparency. We spent over a year trying to engage with them. Last year, I visited in person and the Admissions Director wouldn't even receive me. Despite this, we applied. We jumped through every hoop: the evaluation exam and the formal acceptance interview. During the process, we were explicitly promised a tour once accepted. This was a deceptive ploy. Once accepted, the story changed. We were told we could only see the campus in May, well after other school deadlines pass, and only in empty classrooms. With 80 apps for 15 spots for 6th grade thanks to the Florida scholarships, they know they will fill the spots regardless. They clearly feel they no longer need to be courteous or treat families with decency. As a Catholic, I am embarrassed that a Catholic institution treats families this way. St. Mark is an elitist environment that treats vetted, interviewed families like a number. We turned down the acceptance. Do not waste your time.

Really good school my son has learned a lot here not only the but the teachers care for the childrenread more

This mandir is also known as Florida Hindu Parishad. It caters to the West Indian traditions and…read morecustoms. Puja is held every Sunday morning from 9am - 11am. Most if not all auspicious Hindu holidays/festivals are celebrated here.

Great church to attend. Convenient hours on the Wednesday evenings. I also love the men's group!…read moreGreat folks.