We were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed the service at Redeemer Hoboken. My wife and I…read morearen't Reformed so I don't think we could ever become a member of any Presbyterian church, especially a PCA church like Redeemer Hoboken. However, we wanted to get a sense of what some other churches in Hoboken were like. It really felt that Redeemer Hoboken was a tight-knit community. The Sunday service felt like it was a natural expression of the community life, which was nice to see, instead of it feeling like a well-rehearsed, scripted production. While I thought the song choice and music style was a little dated, the musicianship itself was excellent and I was able to get into the worship time more than I do at most Presbyterian churches. It's always great to see a diversity of churches exist in a particular community and I hope Redeemer Hoboken continues to flourish.

Hoboken Grace is a non-denominational Christian church that will meet you wherever you are on your…read morefaith journey. Services are consistently great, the music is fantastic and the message is engaging and rooted in Scripture. There are always refreshments (coffee, munchkins) when you walk in and the team makes it easy to ask questions and get connected. Beyond Sundays, they offer lots of events for the community and other programming for Christians looking to engage their faith.

Two years ago upon moving to Hoboken, I was looking for a solid Christian church to become a part…read moreof. Having grown up in the Christian church my whole life, I knew exactly what I was looking for. Hoboken Grace was the first church I checked out and I've been going ever since. Sunday's don't feel complete if I don't make it there for service. Hoboken Grace truly loves and cares for this community. The amount of time and effort they put into preaching the word of Jesus and showing love to others, not just in church, but outside of it, is fantastic and wholesome. I've found forever friends through my dinner group and the community service events we do & I have ultimately found place where I can feel the love of Jesus like never before. Thank you, Hoboken Grace!

This church has a perfect location in the best area of Hudson county, a great place to make friends…read moreand find God , I love the art in the background, the mass on Sunday is very organized with great music and lighting.

The priest gives a great homily. The organist/singer has a fantastic voice. This is a lovely…read morechurch.

I just returned from a stunningly gorgeous and moving service at St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran…read moreChurch in Hoboken New Jersey. Honestly, it was one of the most moving and beautiful services I have ever attended. Although it is a small church (built in the 1870s), it has a dedicated and friendly congregation. The sanctuary is beautiful with pillars, and stained glass windows, and old Victorian chandeliers. There is a huge pipe organ (and an organist who knows how to play it!!) Although I am an official member of a big Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, I love going to St. Matthews in Hoboken...as it always has the BEST, most gorgeous MUSIC. Tonight the sacred music dated from the 9th century. A solo violinist played "The Crucifixion", Sam Barber. A male vocalist sang the Adagio, Samuel Barber. There was an absolutely amazing soprano who sang the Negro Spiritual "Calvary." Then they did "The Solemn Approaches" circa 9th century, led by the small but talented choir. If you are looking for an Easter week service that is meaningful, and has beautiful music and litugy, with a great pastor, and a truly gorgeous, historical setting, (and a small but friendly & dedicated congregation), look no further than St. Matthew Trinity Lutheran in Hoboken. Church is located at the corner of Hudson Street and 8th street. There is street parking. You can also get there by the No. 126 bus from the Port Authority bus terminal in Manhattan OR the PATH Train (just walk up Hudson Street 8 half-blocks (or along waterfront) to the church), Can also take the ferry from Manhattan, or light rail from elsewhere (like Edgewater or Jersey City) to the church. Join us for services on Easter. You will leave feeling moved, refreshed, and spiritually & emotionally uplifted. (You don't need to be "Lutheran" to attend. (I was raised Presbyterian...) Also, the church is VERY inclusive (so background, orientation, race, housed or homeless, ethnicity--ALL are made to feel welcome..) And if you love good music...and a very tasteful, moving spiritual service--you will not be disappointed. The people who put together the services really KNOW how to utilize the music, lighting, mood, liturgies, and the church's architecture to create a worshipful and amazing atmosphere--all from the heart.

This is a beautiful church. Acoustics are amazing, and the music was lovely. Fr. Martin gave a…read morewonderful homily. I felt most welcomed and was able to spend a few minutes after mass speaking with Fr. Martin. It is small and old but has a great feel to it.

Very beautiful old church with gorgeous inspirational interiors. Limited by old architectural…read morespacial standards, the one person bathroom that services the entire congregation isn't enough, but is understandable knowing the historic nature of the church. The father leading the service provided background and context to scripture and to the traditional worship activities. Very interesting for non Catholic attendees! We plan to return!