A beautiful church for another (a beloved spouse of the person held in memorial at the last service…read moreI was at in 2007) viewing . . . the unseasonably sunny weather catapulted the somber morning. The church is modest, yet so beautiful, both at the same time. The priest was incredible, personable, and even put some levity into the memorial. I appreciated his microphone head set. The singers acquired were angelic and professional . . . they made the service even more special than it already was. I really enjoyed the décor and open and airiness of the church overall. I kept looking up at Jesus on the cross when the songs were breaking my heart and had me in literal tears. My absolutely ONLY, ONLY, ONLY negative, was that there was no public water (or even bottled) available. I was parched. An employee told me that there were paper cups in the bathroom. I'm fine with drinking tap water, but I really found it odd to not have water on hand for guests. People get anxious and overcome at viewings/funerals - I would think that water is a NECESSITY! I hope to go to this beauty for a happy occasion sometime. . .

What a beautiful Catholic church, just a few minutes' walk from my home. I brought my visiting…read moremother here, who is a devout Catholic. Me, not so much, but hey. The ambiance is lovely with the huge stained windows, especially when there is sunlight streaming in through the colored glass. There is something oddly comforting about the old wooden pews that creak softly as people rise and sit throughout Mass. The priest spoke eloquently during the liturgy, and there are little touches to encourage smiles that made even newbies like me feel welcome (such as shaking hands and welcoming each other). Finally, music was incredibly well done. The singer was wonderful and her piano accompanist was truly gifted. A nice touch to a lovely service.

Center for Christian Counseling and Relationship is not only an excellent organization, but they…read morealso support the community. Their donation to our event Hunger Stops With US, an organization that feeds people in Equador and Panama was overwhelming. With their help we packed over 150,000 meals. Thank you for your gracious donation. FELLOWSHIP CROSSPOINT CHURCH CHESTERFIELD,NJ

Had a lovely experience on 12/6/25 at the Christmas Choir performance And going to try there…read moreregular Sunday 11 am worship

Sunday service starts at 11am and praise and worship starts earlier. It was such an amazing Sunday…read moreservice. The guest speaker was very energetic, fun, and made sense of the word that was being taught. I went on the first annual all "white out" ladies night and I enjoyed it so much. I recommend attending a service or praise and worship at Grace!

We enrolled our 3-year-old son at Sacred Heart with high hopes for a loving, nurturing Christian…read moreenvironment. Sadly, in under six weeks, our experience became extremely stressful and heartbreaking. From the start, we received repeated negative feedback about normal toddler behaviour. One bathroom accident was described to us as "the worst in six years." We were told his removing his shoes in class (normal in our home) was a problem rather than something to be understood. On his first full day, because he didn't nap, we were encouraged to move him to half days. By the end of the month, his teacher suggested he might be "better off returning next year." Shortly after, we were informed that our son was on "strike 5" due to having more bathroom accidents than the school allows. This was devastating especially because he had just undergone umbilical hernia surgery and was on a doctor-prescribed daily laxative, which caused temporary loss of bowel control. Once we realized how serious it had become, we immediately provided doctor's notes and full transparency. Instead of compassion, we felt pressure and judgment. Our son began feeling uncomfortable approaching staff when he needed help, which no child especially at this age should ever feel. We did not choose to withdraw him. We felt pushed out by policies that allowed no grace for a child healing from surgery. The emotional toll on our family was overwhelming. A faith-based school should lead with patience, understanding, and care. Sadly, that was not our experience. I share this so other parents can make an informed decision.

So happy with our daughter's experience at Sacred Heart. the sense of family and community is…read moreunmatched. She is so advanced in her education and excited for school everyday.

This review is for the Pine Barrens Festival only. I've never been to a service at this Parish…read morebefore. Came here on a Tuesday night and had a great time. It's a bit of a hike for me to get to, but it was worth it because I was with my family. They have tons of different food choices, loads of carnival games, and lots of rides for all to enjoy. I don't do carnival rides, because, if you know me, you know I get extremely sick on rides that go round and round, and would ruin everyone's night if I got on one. So, I stuck with food and watching my niece and her friend enjoy the fair. The food was fairly decent. I would stay away from the clams and crabs though. They weren't that good. The cheesesteak was good considering it's fair food. I wish I had room for funnel cake because it looked Amazing. I was drooling watching other people eat it. Hahaha. Price for rides were decent as well. For $30, you get a wristband that gives you unlimited rides from 6pm-11pm (close time). If you're in Medford, definately come check it out.

I have been blessed to be here for the past three years. It is a great non-denominational…read moreChristian church that has something for each part of the family regardless of age. My teens, pre-teen, wife and myself all have things to be involved in and cared for. The team of Pastors and ministry leaders work hard to take care of the people that are a part of the church as well as the people show a great care for each other. Thankful to be here.

Nice church I enjoy stained glass it really makes me feel great. A super Catholic Church.read more

I had a warm welcome from the sisters there when I was investigating Islam for the first time. I…read moredidn't know how to pray, but no matter. There were prayer dresses that were very modest. I used to live in Spruce Hill and I walked there. The Imam was very gracious with giving da'waa.

The masjid was always my late dad's favorite masjid, especially because of its informative Jumaah…read moresermons (khutba), therefore dad acquainted me with it since I arrived in the States. I do like the masjid, but I can't fathom, since masjids are crucial community hubs, when the admins will implement social activities and further didactic programs, including field/local and nationwide trips, thorough matrimonial events and services from meetings one's soulmate to marriage ceremony and beyond, sewing and cooking sessions, foreign language classes, etc. Such activities can help develop and improve Muslims' character and life, which the whole universe needs.