I want to share that not only was I married in this building in 1996 my Maternal grandfather was…read morethe first president and helped do a major part of the fundraising for this synagogue to be built. Fun fact is a next to an infamous Italian funeral parlor so we always felt safe attending serves there. I went there during the 1980's and felt at home getting married there when it was led by an orthodox rabbi. Each bench was marked with a plaque with the family name. The wood was mahogany. The torah cover donated in honor of my birth and another child of a prominent doctor. Good to be able to add to the history and connection. I hope that when I drive over to see this building next weekend it will be beautiful still in what ever form it is today.

This is the most welcoming conservative haimish congregation I have ever been too. Rabbi Engelmayer…read moreis easily approachable and is a brilliant Torah scholar. He has a very easy way or conveying any Torah message in a very understandable way with meaning and relevance to today. Services are laid back and participatory with Torah study occurring during the Torah reading. Certain prayers are said in many languages including Russian, Hebrew, French, Spanish and English to reflect the diversity of the congregants. Everyone here is special and important. Rabbi runs many opportunities for learning and there is always a kiddush luncheon after Shabbat services. The new Chazzan is wonderful as well and his voice certainly adds to the ruach! Walk into this shul and you feel home. Everyone is important in this community and everyone is well respected.

So far, I'm enjoying myself at church. Today's special was on Martin Luther King for his birthday…read more They had a special brunch noon to 1pm. The food came out about $10. the drink if you get like you can drink it's like one dollar if you get like a Snapple, which is like the length of like two cans, that's $2.50. Great sound quality and music. I definitely want to attend again.

Never been here before coming here to see my friends chorus perform last week. This church is…read morebeautiful and pretty big. Nice people that work here. I would come back for more performances when they have them.

Greenhouse is a great local church in Bergen county with a loving community. It's been so…read morerefreshing attending this church for the past year and a half. I love the teaching here because the messages are really practical, they're on point biblically, and the pastor is really genuine & down to earth. Also, it's a loving community that I've been able to connect with. Everyone is really nice there, and it's a place you can be vulnerable with too. The church is predominantly made up of young adults, young families, and a few college students. Ultimately, a church isn't only about the things you can receive at a service or in the community, but it's ultimately about pursuing Jesus. And I see that this church is honestly striving to pursue Jesus together.

Loved the service, great music, open feel. It's a pretty young church, so if you're looking for a…read morechurch you can really be a part of, this is a great option. But if you're not ready for that, and you're more of the in and out type, this is also a great place to hear the Gospel and take your time to figure things out.

Holy Name of Jesus and St. Gregory the Great Parish - This church immediately impressed me with its…read morecalm and dignified atmosphere. In strong contrast to the busy city outside, it offers a space for silence and a short escape. The interior is well maintained, and you can feel both its historical value and community spirit. A place to pause, breathe, and recharge. Admission was free.

What happened to the pantry , for some reason it's not here anymore. There was a leather face lady…read morethat used to give out tickets just before you went in to get your food. And she seemed to rude to the people. Not knowing their story she was always rude.

No one has actually reviewed this church before. Interesting. It's actually quite elaborate. I was…read morehere for a funeral last week. I'm not the most religious person on earth owing in to that I'm not even a properly confirmed or communion-ed Catholic. But the Dome inside here! Wowee. And all of those stained glass windows. Beautiful and beautiful service, folks.

I've been attending this church since I was born. Beautiful architecture. Five stars.read more

Beautiful building, beautiful music to accompany the high mass at 11:15 AM every Sunday. They have…read morea wonderful pastor, Father Dan O'Reilly, who gives very thoughtful and historical sermons. Corpus Christi also features a concert series called "Music Before 1800." Check it out!

Stopped in today to see the architecture. The priest was preparing for a few events including a…read morebaptism. He introduced himself as father Daniel and said he's the chaplain with Columbia University. Very nice warm man.

An Absolutely Beautiful and Welcoming Experience!…read more The second part of the funeral was prayers at The Islamic Cultural Center of New York. The Islamic cultural center is a magnificent landmark and a truly special place. From the moment I entered the grounds there was nothing but peace. The beautiful Mosque is grand, modernist architecture on Third Avenue, you know you are visiting a landmark of spiritual and cultural significance. It is one of the city's largest mosques and serves not only as a place of worship for the Muslim community. Stepping inside, the vast, light-filled prayer hall with its soaring dome is breathtakingly peaceful. Upon entering the prayer room, shoes are not permitted. The ladies are on one side, and the men are on the other. Which I actually like because it was nice to have a place wherein ladies can speak and pray amongst themselves. Even though we were there for final prayers for the family matriarch. We were all at peace. The space is immaculately clean and well-organized, with a palpable sense of calm that is perfect for prayer and reflection. The staff and regular attendees are exceptionally friendly and welcoming to newcomers, including non-Muslim visitors like myself. The center also offers a wide range of educational programs and events, including weekly classes and forums, demonstrating its commitment to being a true cultural center, not just a mosque. Whether you are seeking a place to pray, to learn more about Islam, or simply to admire the unique and beautiful architecture, the ICCNY is a phenomenal place. This center is a credit to the city and a shining example of how a place of worship can also be a vital, welcoming community resource. It's a must-visit.

Such a beautiful and supportive masjid, I took my shahada here purposely very far from my home…read morebecause this moment marks very important in my life and I left very fulfilled and pleased. So much support here, Mashallah

A lovely place to share space with fellow Sikhs to do Simran, Kirtan. Everyone contributes and…read moreprofessionals living in nyc are coming together to do this. I love the concept, love the fact that no one is interpreting religion for you and you can attain amazing peace and closeness with your culture in the presence of community. I looked for a gurudwara many years back and landed here. This is not a complete substitute obviously but it helps folks in manhattan stay in touch with their Sikhi. Here's their page for accurate photos: https://www.facebook.com/share/1BvM4VbL5J/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Well quite a unique concept for a Gurudwara Sahib(Sikh Temple of worship). There are a couple of…read moresikh temples in New York/New Jersey mainly in Queens, Long Island and suburbs.But for people in Manhattan there was no option prior to Manhattan Sikh Association. So three years back couple of folks got together and formed the association with a motto to set up a place of prayer for Sikhs in Manhattan. Though this is not a traditional gurudwara which is open all seven days of week, but they try to have gatherings(Diwans) thrice a month to have the prayer session. It is a very intimate gathering with less than 100 people unlike other big Gurudwaras. I really like the ambience of the place and it is a place which gives peace to my soul. As always people from all faiths and religions are welcomed here and free food is served during all the gatherings. They always update the upcoming gathering dates on the website (www.manhattansikhassociation.org/ ).

Beautiful Midnight Christmas Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church…read more.. There were hundreds of people. The choir was superb. Rev. Trevor Nichols delivered a poignant Chronicles Message about the birth of Our Lord, and Mary, and Joseph. We were so moved by this Christmas Evening Midnight Mass. God bless us all forever. Barbara L Parks John E Falotico Es

It was Family Mass and there were many families with young children. The priest included the…read morechildren in the sermon and the Eucharistic prayer, which helps hold their attention AND build their relationship with the Mass and Jesus. And since there were so many families, there was no judgment when the littles got fussy - everyone understood!