My son and I were visiting from NJ as we were on vacation with my sister. We love the gathering of…read moresaints! This church is very welcoming and we enjoyed the worship and the sermon. Was able to talk to the pastor afterwards and he was very kind.

This is a really small run down church that seems to be held up by rusty nails and broken…read morebaseboards. Between the broken down appearance, lack of A/C and flies I just will never visit this place again. But if you're looking for a free gym membership for arms only then you'll have Hulk Hogan like pythons from fanning yourself during the summer months. It was really uncomfortably hot. There is no parking lot and seats are crammed inside sanctuary. Seriously, if you don't mind the lack of amenities you may love this place but it really is a very small church that can seat probably about 100 people at best with a basement level that can hold maybe half that number of people.

Wonderful and Welcoming Church. Service and message was phenomenal. Everything went well and was…read moregreeted and welcomed

Each Sunday, St. James's Episcopal Church hosts services…read more The first at 9:00am for young families with babies and kids. The second service at 10:30am for families and teen agers, plus young adults. A Columbia University Organist plays exciting spiritual and classics before and after each service. Baby sitting is provided for families too. There are boys scouts gathering on a Sunday. More to come.

I am really reviewing the ccd class for children. It was run by a very snarky woman who was…read moredifficult to deal with. I spoke to the pastor about it.He did nothing but back his employee.Typical Catholic failure to ever admit something is wrong. I went to catholic school as a child. This was the Church that triggered my changing to a presbyerian church.It is so much nicer.

The church is pretty and clean, the music is sacred, and the staff are welcoming and understanding…read more Catholics are served well here, and I am certain that anyone who is interested in the Catholic faith would be able to meet with the priests for more information or guidance.

NBC has a wonderful church atmosphere. It's a family church for everyone in the family to enjoy.read more

From the owner: A church to belong. A church to grow in. A family church.read more

If you're looking for a New Church, this is the place to go. The husband and wife team have passed…read more Joe and Ruth is a win. Thanks for making me feel comfortable and I hope to see you soon. The topics preached here are relevant. Thanks for all you do!

The best church you will ever attend. This is family! From entering and exiting, the atmosphere is…read moreexactly what a church should be.

I love the people and their performances and prayers are great a shout to Josh the new pastor who…read moretook over for Mike

My, My, My....how things have changed at Family Church and for the better!…read more Important: If you read nothing else beyond this first line, just know that reviews for churches are SOOOOO subjective because everyone's needs are different. I do my very best to be objective and I encourage you to always visit any church you have your heart set on and see for YOURSELF if it's fits what you need at that particularly point in your life. Updated Review: I remember visiting this church over 10 years ago and I believe the senior pastor's father was the senior pastor at the time. My experience then was not so good as I vaguely recall the pastor preaching and what stuck with me the most was something he said about owning a sports car or some vehicle that he felt he deserved and he got it. I don't want to mince words espciecally based on my aging memory for something that left me butt hurt over a decade ago. All I know is that first visit left a negative lasting impression until I visited again about 4 years ago. My more recent visit 4 years ago and this very year (2021) it was senior pastor Mike, presumably the son of the previous pastor, who was teaching. I have to say my experience years ago and this very year were extremely positive!! Pastor Mike truly brings a message of healing and hope. I'm a seasoned christian (if that even exists) and have heard messages for the past 20+ years and Mike brings fresh invitational messages of hope. The old school ways were very strict in condemnation, judgement and basically the Bible verbatim in literal form. The pastor doesn't waver from biblical truths, he just delivers the message in a way that God knows the people of this world need it now (today) because what was needed years ago might not resonate with the people of today. Isn't God mighty and ALL knowing? Well wether we like it or not the Bible does not change but the delivery of the message could be tweaked to encourage others to seek the truth from within the pages of that very book we all wholeheartedly believe in. I remember even being a christian for over a decade I'd hear a pastor preaching a message that truly felt condemning in a way that made even me feel like, "Wow! I'm doomed and there's no way out, no repentance!" but that's not how people should feel and the pastor at Family Church teaches right and wrong but in a good way. Doesn't the bible have a verse somewhere that says to say things in love? In summary: Check the place our for yourself cause you owe it to yourself to seek out the place that right for YOU; not me or another person reviewing the (or any) church. I say this in all my church reviews because these types of reviews are subjective.