Great church with a multi ethnic crowd. The sermons are always great and very relatable. I really…read morelike attending service. I recommend it even though it is a huge place. Trying to meet new people and getting connected is a bit difficult, but I'll have to try to get more involved.

New Life Fellowship has a dynamic worship services that appeals to all ages and racial/ethnic…read morebackgrounds. They have a passion for emotional health and social justice, which are good things. If you want to go, enjoy a good worship experience and an intellectually stimulating message, and you consider yourself a traditional evangelical, this place is fine. You have to be careful if you're looking for a place to build long-term friendships. This place is highly judgmental and polarized. If you rock the boat you won't last long. There are many refugees especially from the worship team - people who got burned out, victimized in particular by the worship pastor (Peter), and eventually excluded from everything because they questioned anything. Assertive, strong women are usually ostracized, unless their husbands are in leadership. If you dare to open up about political issues, some faction of the church will open fire on you. A special note for my LGBTQ friends. You are always welcome, and they are more than willing to help you "overcome" your non-binary, non-cis-gendered issues to be the best version of yourself (note sarcasm).

Original Date: 8.31.2018…read more Yesterday afternoon I attended my very, very first church wedding ceremony for my beautiful friend who I know for 8 years. I was very early and rang the bell for 110-06 turned out it was the church's office. The church staff told me that the main entrance of the church for the wedding ceremony is on Ascan Ave. Also, I asked if my dad can park in the parking lot because it will be difficult to find because we are the strip of Austin Street. My dad waited in the parking lot while I attended my friend's wedding. Why am I giving 3 stars because during the ceremony...all the wedding guests can hear lawn mowing outside of the church grounds. I really hope the videographer can do his magic to remove or cover over that sound. Wow to the person whose phone kept going off then holding a conversation for 5 seconds. You can show some respect for my friends special moment as we witnessed their holy matrimony. I actually had to Google what does receiving a line from the Bride and Groom because this was my very first church wedding ceremony for over a decade. As we hugged the bride + groom + their family then everyone waited outside. Blowing bubbles was the more modern and fun way than throwing rice to congratulate the newlyweds. Congratulations Mr & Mrs Morgan!

A Roman Catholic Church in Forest Hills. Having to live in this area in a past life of adult…read moretimes, sadly I did not have the opportunity to attend Mass. My former love, disappointedly, refuse to register at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs as members. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church is located on "Boulevard of Death" and Ascan Avenue is Queens' largest Catholic Cathedral residing one square block. Gorgeous stained glass windows including Rosetta windows adorn the church, and abbey stone arch doors. I would occassionally pop inside for a prayer and seek Holy Water which the grounds are well maintained.

Transfiguration Church is a warm and beautiful church. It's different from many churches I've been…read morebut it has a certain charm and definitely peaceful. I call it the wooden church. People are friendly. Need to save this beautiful church. It's been a staple of the community for decades.

This is a great place. The warm, caring, bilingual (Spanish/English) priest, Antonio Checo, is…read moreastoundingly dedicated. The congregation -- extremely diverse with a mix of Filipinos, Latinos, South Asians, Chinese, Jamaicans, Guyanese, standard-issue whites, straight, gay, you name it -- couldn't be more welcoming. I approach church with some trepidation, but nobody expects you to pretend you believe "six impossible things before breakfast." (Can you identify the original source of that quotation?) Another plus: this church has been through lots of transitions, just as the neighborhood has. Rather than developing a fortress mentality, they're wide open to adapting to the needs of new members. I felt that I belonged almost from the moment I walked (with more than a little apprehension) through the door.

What a wonderful place to worship our Lord. A small close group that makes you feel as though you…read moreare home. I used to live about a half mile from this church and I went most Sundays. Now I have moved to West Babylon (about 35 miles away) and STILL go to this church most Sundays. Yes, it's that good! If you are looking for the perfect place to praise God, come to God's house here, where "everybody knows your name".

QHCC is a welcoming church that has doors open to EVERYONE in the community…read more Are you rich or poor or in between? Are you a native or a recent arrival? It doesn't matter in the sight of QHCC or in the sight of God. God loves all and God welcomes all. At QHCC, God's love for everyone is celebrated each Sunday at 9:30AM. Want to dress up - fine. Want to come in relaxed clothing - fine. Worship is followed each Sunday with a time of fellowship. If you are interested in discovering what Christianity means or if your want to grow in your faith, this is the place for you!

The differences of other churches are the interpretation of the bible to suit their needs, e.g…read more doing good works to try to make sure you're saved and by confessing everyday. While we believe we are saved but shifted away and back to focussing on Jesus. Because we love Jesus, we want to follow his example. Coming to ODBBC it's not boring just reading bible passages, Pastor Pete and Andrew Montoro gives practical examples, history lessons, experiences they've had. You won't fall asleep in this church. We have a diverse, friendly community where all are welcomed.

My son met two very nice gentlemen at an Italian feast in Long island a while ago. Which lead to…read morebeautiful conversation about faith in our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. They invited him to their church named Pillars of Faith in Flushing. He asked me to go with him some time later, which I did. what I can tell you from that first visit is, this house of worship is absolutely filled with the passion of the holy spirit. It is a very inviting house of God with a approachable pastor named Vincent who will make you feel right at home. Young or older, whomever you are, wherever you are from you will be welcomed and accepted as family. Oh, And if you need healing from whatever ails you Psychically or Spiritually you can find that healing at Pillars. Have a positive Blessed day. Vincent ( not the pastor, just happen to have the same name)

Pillars Of Faith Tabernacle....is a place where we all glorify the Lord, and we invite every…read moreperson whose seeking joy and peace to rule over their lives.....

The history of this church is great. Its over 100 years old, the stones were gathered by the…read moreoriginal founding parishoners. Its architecture is beautiful both inside and out. Now, they offer services on Sundays, Sunday school for kids, family movie nights, flea markets and more. I especially like the sense of community one feels when participating. All are welcome...