Attended three services I felt very welcomed.. The worship was beyond words for me the presence of…read moreGOD was among us...The preaching was very powerful and a reminder to me, tomorrow is not promised but HE is..

Amazing made me feel very comfortable greeted me nice was welcomed from day one thank u allread more

Great experience, my family had been seeking a church after returning to NYC from Houston and this…read moreChurch fit the exact description of what we were looking for, family/home environment, non dogmatic, non pyramidical, non manipulative, non coercive, no pressure, multicultural, pastor accessible, down to earth, non religious, practical, inspiring, Humble, full of humility, loving, free in spirit.

First time visitor today. Small, cozy and very friendly. Nice singing and easy to feel either…read moreanonymous or engaged. I was greeted twice as I arrived and several people said hello afterward. It was clear that Chris (the pastor) is devoted to the Lord and to helping people connect with others and grow in their spiritual journey. No pressure, and casual attire. I would definitely consider visiting again. There is a lot more I could say, but I left feeling good about Everyday's presence nearby. Try it for yourself.

Beautiful design and multipurpose. Church next store is also beautiful. I hope they are both…read moresaved. Really exquisite.

A massive beautiful church in the Bronx that takes up almost the whole block and it's a sight for…read morethe eyes . Came here with a few friends for Easter mass and one of my buds is related to the priest who had a loud booming voice that made you listen from beginning to end. Interior of church is beautiful and the stain glass walls and ceiling will have you looking up for a while . Wonderful church in a old Bronx neighborhood that has gone thru plenty of changes over the years but the St John's R C CHURCH IS STILL STANDING TALL AND I MEAN THAT LITERALLY. 5 STARS ON MY YELP REVIEW CAUSE GOD IS WATCHING .

This is by far the most hospitable, and welcoming church that I've ever been to in a while. I go…read morefor bible study sessions at 9:30 am and continue on for the rest of the service by going to the auditorium where there's music, testimonies, and a moment of hugs and sharing love. Pastor Joe shares some of his toughest challenges and reminds us that all of our sufferings are the same in Christ. I learned to endure, and most importantly, to remain in the word of God. This is a wonderful church to uplift your spirit and keep you on track to walk the narrow path of the Lord.

It's a good church where friendships last forever. People love Christ here.read more

I love love love this church so much the people here are so welcoming there so nice and the mass is…read moreso lovely and such a amazing experience definitely recommende great place for kids too!!!

Beautiful church, went in on a walking tour of Arthur ave in the Bronx.read more

Love this place!!!! If you or someone you love has been impacted by addiction. This place can help!read more

Best church I've been to!! It's so fun and they have the best staff!! I love their enthusiasm and…read morelove for Jesus and the Heavenly Father.

I have had the pleasure of participating with the development of this church and it continues to…read moredemonstrate love, care, and a family atmosphere. It is a great place to be

Revealing God, Reaching People, and Restoring Lives. Harvest…read moreFields Community Church welcomes people like family. This church has been expanding rapidly in the past few years. There are three services on Sundays and a Midweek Bible Study on Wednesdays. Throughout the week, different types of ministries cater to literally everyone: the young, the older, women, men, and more. If you've been interested in attending a Christian Church that focuses on scripture, look no further. The head pastor, Dr. Rev. Pastor Mitchell Torres, and his wife, Sharlotte, are the cornerstones of the church - albeit glory to the Lord Jesus, He is the cornerstone in our lives. Nonetheless, it's a great place to be. 10/10

I've been coming to Harvest since last year and from day 1 it's felt like home. They live by 3…read moreprinciples: Revealing God, Reaching People and Restoring Lives. The sense of family and giving back to the community is abundant here. The praise and worship are always on point, and Pastor Mitchell delivers a timely and life-changing word.

I went to pray to the blessed mother i ask her to interception so I can get an apt near the church…read morein 30days I got the call from the manager they had an apt for me I was on a 2yar waiting list the manager said I dont know how this happen a big shot from 250 Broadway call and said give her the apt right away she said she could not give me his name thank u jesus and mary the blessed mother

The Grotto offers a profound, soul-stirring experience that captures the peaceful essence of…read moreLourdes. Visitors from all walks of life gather here for prayer, meditation, and to collect water from the cascading waterfall. It is a spiritual sanctuary that leaves a lasting impression, drawing people back again and again for its serenity and sense of awe.

The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is one of the highlights of visiting Morningside Heights…read more This beautiful church is the Cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Although I was unable to enter today, I do plan to visit in the future. Here is notable information: Mission: Over one hundred years ago, the trustees of the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine conceived its mission to be a house of prayer for all people. Construction: "When construction began in 1892, The Cathedral of St. John the Divine, in the then-popular Byzantine-Romanesque style of architecture, was designed to rival St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue. But by 1909 the cathedral's plan was updated to the more fashionable Gothic style, and today, although officially "unfinished", the structure is considered to be one of the largest cathedrals in the world." Services: "Online Morning and Evening Prayer services are held Mondays through Saturdays at 8:30 am and 5:30 pm via Zoom. " Tours I am very interested in taking a tour. "Self-guided visits are welcome, and tours are not required. Information brochures are available in multiple languages. We also offer a wide range of Virtual Guided Visits on our website" Exhibitions: There is an ongoing exhibition of the art, glass , stone and bronze that make up the Cathedral. Vertical Tour: "On this adventurous tour, climb more than 124 feet through spiral staircases to the top of the world's largest cathedral. Explore the stories of the stained-glass windows and sculpture and study the grand architecture of this grand Cathedral" I am so doing this staircase tour! More to come... The Cathedral of St. John the Divine is located on 1047 Amsterdam Avenue between 112th Street

For those of us who are Episcopalian the Cathedral of St. John the Divine is like a mecca. The…read morebeautiful Gothic structure is the seat of the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Even my Virginia church has offered bus trips for younger congregants to attend a service at the Cathedral. A plethora of historical figures have spoken or sung at the Cathedral. It welcomed hundreds of people who spontaneously came to the Cathedral after the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center. It's a place where one feels peace & safety. A highlight for me was attending a Christmas morning service at the Cathedral. The beauty, size, decor & homily will remain in my heart forever. The homily spoke not just to the needs of the community, country & world but also to the hearts of all who care for others. We took the time after the service to wander & view the many spaces of the largest Gothic Cathedral in the world. The Nave & Altar area itself includes many symbolic statues & carvings. The rooms and hallway surrounding the center structure include some rooms with beautiful crypts. The highlight of this area for me was the artwork & sculptures on display. The most moving was a sculpture of a woman with an airplane partially embedded into each hand, depicting the 9/11 tragedy. I think the piece was commissioned for the Cathedral. The cavernous structure sits high, with the Cathedral & its surrounding buildings covering the block between Amsterdam & Morningside in the Morningside Heights neighborhood of Manhattan.