As a New Yorker, we are use seeing smaller size mosques /masjids …read more.. This Masjid is Allahumdulliah very spacious and offer ample amount of space for women as well. The masjid also has a youth area, conference area allowing young kids to interact with eachother and conference rooms provides a place to host meeting within community leaders. May Allah bless everyone who helped made this masjid.

I have been visiting this Masjid over the course of ten years and love to see the improvements…read moreevery time I'm here. The masjid is always clean and I'm always happy to be here even if its just to see it from outside. The programs are great also.

Excellent Hindu Temple…read more 1) The temple is of South Indian architectural style. 2) I very much enjoyed their canteen which is the opposite side of the temple. I had to ask a few people to find it. The food was good and affordable, I recommend the Masala dosa, South Indian coffee, and mango milk. Must get is mango milk.

This is a Hindu Temple. Parking is available…read more The cafeteria from the temple is nearby in the same place. You can volunteer also. For donations lot of options are available. Very peaceful and divine. Clean and very well-managed temple.

This Church as great Platform. The Bible First! They have…read moreChild Care, Junior Church, a PHD teaching Sunday School, Women's and Men's Ministry, Youth Group headed by a high school teacher. Thumbs up all around. I highly recommend you visit and attend this mission based, Bible leading Church

Having been involved with Sikh Coalition for a while now I believe this is one of the best…read moreorganizations working towards realization of civil and human rights for all people. The Sikh Coalition was born in the aftermath of bigotry, violence and discrimination against the city's Sikh population following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. We began as a volunteer effort on the night of September 11, 2001, when an elderly Sikh and two teenagers were violently attacked in Richmond Hill, Queens in "reprisal" attacks by fellow Americans. The group that became the Sikh Coalition issued a press release the next day under the organizational title "Coalition of Sikh Organizations of New York" condemning the terrorist attacks and calling on police to better protect our neighborhoods. The coalition aims at - *Providing direct legal services to persons whose civil or human rights are violated *Advocating for law and policies that are respectful of fundamental rights *Promoting appreciation for diversity through education Guys you are doing a great job , keep on doing the good work.

I feel so lucky to live in an area that provides access to such rich historical, cultural, and…read morespiritual diversity. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) is an important part of that richness and has aspects of all three! And, the community of Friends has members and attenders of all ages, from young families with children, to young adults, to seniors. As a non-member who attends on occasional Sundays both with and without my teenagers, I have always felt welcomed. You needn't have any experience with Quakers -- or even any experience with faith or religion. And, whether you have or have never attended a Quaker meeting for workshop, I highly recommend the Princeton meeting. This is a beautiful and peaceful setting to explore faith and connection with others.

I feel so much peace and love each time I enter the Princeton Quaker Meetinghouse and am so glad I…read morefound this community soonafter moving to the area 6 years ago. My wife and I as well as our small kids have always been warmly welcomed each time we come, even if there are gaps in our attendance. Whether you're a life-long Quaker or never been to a meeting for worship before, you will be treated with respect, warmth and appreciation.

I visited 5-6 churches, in the area, before coming here and I wish I could've found this place…read moresooner. The pastor is extremely personable and kind. Some of the songs sung were songs you would hear on Star 99.1. The church is extremely small but it's never over crowded. I really enjoy the sermons (since you can understand the message he tries to relate). They have a special kid-care room where your children can go (so you can peacefully listen to the sermon). Overall: I highly recommend this church if your looking for a place to worship. This would've been my family's new church if I didn't have to move an 1 hour away, approximately 2-3 months later. Go. You won't be disappointed. I loved / cherished my short time with this congregation.

Beautiful church and a beautiful wedding service. Granted it was entirely in Spanish but we…read moreunderstood enough to know what was going on. It's wonderful how even a language barrier doesn't stop the words of our Lord and Savior from getting through. I know some people who would lead happier lives if they embraced this concept.

Great active masjid doing wonderful work for the community. Just one thing to beware of - do NOT…read morelisten to this self-proclaimed "security guard" who will direct you to park in the lot adjacent to the masjid (it's actually the back of the bank's parking lot and you are NOT allowed to park there). Last week I went to MCNJ for the first time, as I happened to be in the area, and was directed by this man to park in what seemed to be a parking lot right next to masjid. Right after I prayed my sunnah, a lady made an announcement in the women's area that they were towing cars in the parking lot next door. I ran over and lo and behold, my car was being towed. Long story short, I was forced to pay $160 for the tow truck guy to lower my car (ridiculous) as the self-proclaimed "security guard" stood there watching. I was told afterwards that cars are towed every week from that parking lot during Jummah time. As a first time visitor to MCNJ I obviously had no idea and trusted this man to park in the lot. The most surprising thing was that I was also told that this man does NOT work for the masjid!! Beware!