This is for the Middle Eastern festival, which is consistently one of the best food fests in…read moreSyracuse year after year. I traditionally get the vegetarian platter, which has the best hummus, the best pickles, the best tabbouleh, falafel and toppings. Come for the food and stay for the music and dancing. don't expect to be able to hear each other talking while in the food tent.

We went to the Middle Eastern Festival and truly enjoyed ourselves. The food was delicious, and…read morethe portions were huge. I thought I would never see the bottom of the plate. I really enjoyed the chicken shawarma and the homemade hummus. I really want to thank Father Michael Ibrahim. I asked him if there were any tours of the church and he said they just had one at 5:30. He took four of us into the church and gave us a personnel tour of the interior, just beautiful. We got to ask questions, and it was a great way to cap our visit with this intimate tour.

They've got a very welcoming atmosphere about them that's very friendly to strangers and friends…read morealike. In fact, nobody is a stranger here. I came away with awe and spiritual comfort.

Very nice people, mostly seniors or Karen refugees. High liturgy at 11 15 with traditional hymns…read more Vicar gives good sermons. Church building is a landmark, especially the interior, by noted architect Ralph Adams cram. Fine organ too.

Grace Assembly of God is a contemporary minded multi-generational church located in the heart of…read morethe west side's suburbs. All workers dealing with children have had background checks so that you will know your child is safe. Grace Assembly of God's desire is to share the love of God, and to make disciples that live out the passion and priorities of Jesus.

I walked into this place alone in 2006 not knowing what to expect and was warmly welcomed. I joined…read morethat same year, and every year it gets better! In 2024 we are a still a welcoming, inclusive harbor for all seekers whose hearts are yearning for social justice, fellowship, and belonging to a love-based, supportive community of like-minded people. A community free of dogma, judgment, and negativity, and embracing of unity, generosity of spirit, and love of each other! Buddhist, Pagan, Atheist, Christian, Humanist - we are all searching together. Come and experience this enriching community for yourself!

We found this congregation in 2007 after moving from Portland Oregon. As a lesbian couple with a…read moretoddler we were welcomed with open arms. This is a community of people who care about making a difference in the world and are doing something about it. I am proud to be a member of this congregation.

This is a small Church, Catholic but not Roman Catholic. Very Similar but the Priests are allowed…read moreto marry, and Father Madej gives awesome sermons! It is a sweet Church, and the only thing it needs are more parishioners.

I haven't gone there in a long time but I remember it is a beautiful church. I can't say…read moreEnough it was so inspiring the church. It was the nicest I have ever been to.

I'm not from the area. I came in for r a wedding Such a beautiful church!…read moreIt was old but well kept.

I thought it was the Cathedral Of The Immaculate Contractions, but apparently that's the maternity…read moreward. I think I might be inspired by the Immaculate Conception, and might try and do a conception of my own in here, because it's so damn beautiful. I love Cathedrals anyway and I love old European style religious buildings, and this is one of the best I've seen in New York state. It's truly one of the most remarkable and spectacular things in Syracuse.

This is not a mega church, more of a home like environment. We went in for the service at 9AM and…read morewe were welcomed by several different people that made us actually feel welcomed. The music was amazing. The choir leader actually sings on key and the selection of music happy, old time, and updated. One little girl danced in her seat. The pastor was easy to hear and her message relevant, interesting, and thoughtful. It's a great little church. About 3 dozen people were there. They have room to grow, and they will. 1/4 of the people are young. Great to see in a church.