come and experience what God is doing at LCI! It's a place where God is honored and His power is…read morebeing made known. A place where true friendship and love abounds. Our pastors promote an atmosphere of love and caring and lead with wisdom, courage and sensitivity that only the Holy Spirit can provide. Come to visit and find your place!

Best church by far. Always feels like home. Everyone is so warm and loving. God is definitely in…read morethis house.

If you desire to know God in a more intimate way, this church is for you. Love and compassion live…read morein this place.

A friendly loving church that shares God's word in a real world functional way! I recommend that…read moreyou visit.

This Is my 2nd review of Shiloh Baptist Church, all is the same as I believe this is an Awesome…read moreplace of worship, during the transitional period the Assistant Pastor did a phenomenal job along with the help of the other ministers of the church and the Deacon Board, service always went without a hitch. Shiloh is filled with a believing body of Christians. It is by no means a perfect church, but it is a great house of worship, a house of worship built on the fundamentals of the teaching of God's Word. I'm updating this review because in my last review the church was without a Pastor, but today Shiloh officially has been blessed with a new Pastor to continue the work of the Lord & to lead the people & visitors of Shiloh; today we welcome, pray for & pray with Pastor Hodari Hamilton for continued success @ Shiloh. I absolutely love this church for their commitment in all that they do. Looking for a fulfilling worship service? Try Shiloh Baptist Church on Sunday for their 9:00 AM worship service. 1st Sunday is a little longer due to Baptism & Communion, but you will be blessed.

4-21-22 11:30 AM…read more My nephew is new to the area and called here to get in for confession before a funeral mass we are attending. They were very accommodating and were able to see us both. Years ago a priest at my son's school said when you are Catholic and you go to a Catholic Church it is like coming home. This church did exactly that and is there for their community when needed most. I am so happy that he can now go here as his parish. It is truly such a welcoming place it will make him feel he is taken care of and at home. Definitely would love to return here for mass on my next visit to see him. Thank you

This Parish is warm and welcoming. The other people who posted here were looking for a stodgy, old…read morefashioned church. This is a vibrant community. The rituals of the sacraments are done with grace, and are more moving than I've seen in any other parish. This is a place of living Catholic faith.

I am a long time member of this parish. I also have experience in many Catholic parishes. This…read moreone, under the leadership of Msgr. Greg Malovetz, is the most engaging and involved parish I have seen. The preaching is at the highest level. The laity are involved in all aspects of the parish, which continues a variety of programs to develop the adult spirituality of all. Its social outreach to local charities is consistent and involving. With all this the congregation is warm and welcoming. A person could become involved from the beginning. In summary, this parish embodies the values developed by the Second Vatican Council, which closed in 1965.

Had the chance to attend and event at this church as part of a Presbyterian thang and I can safely…read moresay that if i moved to the area, this would be high on my list. This church seems to know who it is theologically, politically and socially. The pastors, staff and leadership seem rock solid, progressive and thoughtful. Give them a visit if you are in the area and looking for a church. DISCLAIMER: Yes, I give every church FIVE STARS not because every church is superfantablous, but every church that I will review can certainly be a FIVER to someone. I will never review a church that I would not be willing to try myself if I were looking. No need to bad mouth freaky-scary churches because they are uh, well, freaky and scary.

Our experience with Saint Cecelia's has been frustrating and sad with some truly glorious moments…read morescattered through~like our son as an alter boy, and our little daughter in the Christmas pageant. The priest that was there when we first moved here in the early 80's; was a very arrogant man. and he did not like children!!! My husband at one time while returning a movie to the video store ( remember them?); saw this priest walk into the " back" room! it was rumored he had a girlfriend! Well, that rumor came true...and so did his charge of stealing money from the weekly collection! And yes he was excommunicated. But this man was there for several years telling us...married, young parents~trying to get it all right. We left this church a while ago and it hurt both our children. They made their sacraments there. BUT...the last 3 or 4 pastors have practically dismantled St Cecelia's. We so miss the 2 Fr Toms and Fr Dennis that served here in the very early years. One sadly was called home, and the other two of whom either would have made a great pastor~we're transferred. We also had a great priest that was a widower and entered the priesthood late in life. He was wonderful, he understood the challenges and triumphs of young families unfortunately the parish wasn't allowed for him to stay either. and as much we all loved him and fought to keep him, "they" moved him to be a high school principal, because he had been a teacher. Never mind the knowledge and compassion he had for parents and marriages! the funny thing is, that school was closed only a few years later! That's when the parish was alive. Unfortunately diocesan politics got in the way and we were sent a string of priests that had there own agenda, not the people~families, young couples, there were others along the 15+ years we were parishioners there with equally uncaring and disrespectful attitudes to their people.l one in particular, this man that became our pastor was a control freak and, found it necessary to change everything down to the most basic traditions that made our young parish unique. The saddest thing was that this took place at a very critical part in our children's journey to adulthood. They still have their faith, in God. But not in the Catholic Church as the business that it is, the machine. And now as they start their own families, I worry that the damage in the trust of the church has been irreparably damaged.

Salvation is not done by the church building nor the priest and parishioners but by a Relationship…read morebetween the person and Jesus. Everything and Everyone else are mere stepping stones to that relationship with Christ !

What a welcoming and kind church this is. We came to a church event during the holidays and had a…read morelovely time. Everyone was very cheerful. The outside is very peaceful for prayer and reflection. The church bells have a beautiful sound. I am not sure how the locals feel about this as it did go off frequently when we were there. When I'm in the area, I would love to go back for a mass.

Can someone, anyone speak with the church about lowering their volume on their "speakers" that play…read morebells and organ grinding music, all day, every day, morning (early) to nights (9 pm sometimes) and randomly and Sat/Sun mornings? Their parish does not hear it as they do not live with in hearing distance. The "speakers" face our development. We have asked them to turn the speakers toward their parking lot and lower the volume to which they (Tom) replies "Tough! Any help would be appreciated. Thanks from a soon to be Atheist Three Bridges, NJ.