I want to share something that happened to me on Easter Sunday--an experience that left me…read morehumiliated, heartbroken, and questioning how someone representing Christ could behave in such an un-Christlike way. I was hired as a photographer for a First Communion at Church St. Maurice. The families asked me to take both group and family photos and to respectfully capture key moments during the mass. Before the ceremony began, I spoke with the woman who hired me to make sure I understood where I was allowed to stand so I wouldn't cause any disruption. Despite taking every step to be respectful and discreet, the priest suddenly yelled at me--during the mass, in front of the entire congregation--demanding that I "sit." I was stunned, embarrassed, but I immediately sat down and complied without a word. I had no intention of creating a scene and only wanted to complete the work I was hired to do with dignity. But it didn't end there. Later in the mass, while I was already seated quietly in the pews, the priest pointed at me again and brought up the earlier incident--this time using me as an example in front of everyone. I was shocked. I hadn't said anything, hadn't moved, hadn't done a single thing to warrant being called out again. At that point, I was overwhelmed and left the church in tears. What hurt the most wasn't just the public humiliation. It was the bitter irony of it all. This happened in a church, on Easter Sunday, led by someone whose role is to embody Christ's teachings--compassion, humility, grace, love. But what I experienced was judgment, pride, and cruelty. Christ never shouted at those trying to serve. He welcomed them. He met people where they were, with kindness and mercy. I came with nothing but good intentions and professionalism. I left feeling shamed and broken by someone who should have been a vessel of peace. If you're searching for a church home, I sincerely hope you choose a place where Christ's teachings are lived out not just in words, but in action. Where people are treated with dignity, and love is practiced--not just preached.

This was a great time. The people are very loving! The message is pure. But I tell you this... the…read moremass may not run on time!

This is a beautiful catholic church that offers an early mass on Sundays at 7:30am, which was…read moreperfect for my schedule. It's located near the downtown area of Fort Lauderdale. There seemed to be a good amount of local parishioners as well as people visiting the area like me. The priest gave a nice homily and was engaging. I would definitely return if I'm back in this area. It's always good to find Catholic churches when traveling to fulfill the Sunday obligation.

I have been going to this church for over 30 years. Needless to say, I love it..very traditional…read moreCatholic mass and the priests always have a great message for all ages.

I have not been to church in so long... I pass by this one all the time and decided to go this…read moremorning. It was everything I wanted. Small, intimate, educational and all around inviting. By the end of service, I had become a new member. When signing up about things to do to be more involved with them, I was able to meet members of the church and speak with the Pastor. I can't wait to be a part of a new family

Great church luv Christmas Eve service Have been there…read morenumerous years with my daughter

Love my church for its love of Jesus, its missions, and its community. We accept the fact that we…read moreare imperfect people, but we follow a perfect Lord and Savior.

The best Russian Church in Miami. I've attended since they first opened in Hallandale where my…read moredaughter was christened in 2013. Later they moved to Dania. Father Alexander has been always helpful and went through a lot in recent years. Don't believe the evil that's trying to attack holiness. I wish them blessings and prosperity for the great service many years ahead!

Very attentive clergy and beautiful church inside and out. One of the best Russian Orthodox…read moreChurches in US

This is my parish church. When you are Catholic and you go to church it is like coming home. It is…read morea sanctuary to pray and reflect. Father Tom is the pastor he has a big following and the parishioners love him because he truly cares about them their families and the community. My son did his Eagle Project here 10 years ago. The City of Hollywood than adopted the project for Make a Difference Day. It was a huge undertaking with the entire community involved. What a memorable experience for my family as well as the church. One my son and I are very proud to have been a part of.

I love this church. When my father passed I was 2000 miles away from my sisters and brothers to be…read morewith them in our time of mourning. So I went to church. It happened to be the Spanish mass and I do not speak nor understand too much just enough to get the jist. I just needed to be around prayer. I sat in the back of the church and couldn't stop crying. It was the end of mass and people were just touching my shoulder and I knew they were giving condolences. It was very loving. See I was new to little flower coming from resurrection in Dania. They closed shortly months before. I than went to see father Tom and he stayed with me as long as I needed and comforted me and my daughter and gave us crosses that were carved from a tree in Jerusalem. It has been over two years since that day and I now have my son and daughter as alter servers and my daughter attends youth group. Which is after the 5:30 mass on Sundays. Which I wish was in the am. Father Rich and Deacon is in charge if the servers and youth group and Cherie is also a main counselor. They play lots of games, field trips, and do volunteer work. I love it for my kids. Father Rich is very beloved amongst the kids and parents. Father Pierre is fairly new but I have to say his masses are my favorite. The way he performs the blessed sacrament is very touching and really makes you think about the body and blood of Christ. First time I witnessed it I got goose bumps. I very much enjoy my church. May god bless.

As a fan of historic churches and architecture I was delighted to discover this church across the…read morestreet from Jaxson's Ice Cream Parlor and Restaurant in Dania Beach. In front of the church is a historic marker erected in 2011 by The Dania Beach City Commission. Dania Beach was the first city in Broward County and this was the first house of worship. When the church was organized in January of 1906 is called Mount Sinai United Methodist Church. Mr. & Mrs. P.H. Roper held the first services in the town schoolhouse. In 1908 land for a church was donated by Mr. & Mrs. John W. Mullikin. Rev. John Walker oversaw the building of the church. The Hurricane of 1910 damaged the church. Repairs were made and it was finished later that year. The Hurricane of 1926 completely destroyed the building. On March 17, 1927 the Cornerstone was laid for a new building. In 1939 this church was named Dania Methodist Church and later renamed Dania United Methodist Church as Methodist churches were unified. In 1966 the existing church building was replaced by a new one, with a consecration service on September 18, 1966. In 2002 the Dania United Methodist Church closed its doors and the church reopened in 2004 as Mount Sinai United Methodist Church with a new pastor, Rev. Ernestine V. Henry. Mount Sinai has now left and the congregation for this church is currently Russian Orthodox.

I still miss this church. I love the Gospel, Pastor Fidel amazing, worship service excellent.read more

He is an awesome pastor! Heard him for years! Loves people and Loves God! Can show you how to have…read morea Joyful life thu Christ! And show the ones you Love the same results!

Everyone talked about millers grill in Yukon and posting pics of the food so on a Sunday at noon…read moredevices to stop well the food yes is very good but the service is the worst I have ever experienced we waited 15 min for drinks and had to flag down someone to take our order needless to say 10 tables occupied and 4 people waiting tables we were passed a number of times and totally not noticed even by the person that told us sit any where I personally will not return to that Establishment