One of the best masjid I have visited so far. Plenty of parking spaces , Wudu place and spacious…read moreand clean. Imam was on point. They do start Jumaa a bit late.

everything is amazing I recommend it. it is amazing and clean I love this so much and the play arearead more

So tomorrow is Chinese New Year, something I adhere to and celebrate. Every Chinese New Year I…read morealways go to my local Viet Namese Buddhist temple and pray for the earth & animals and leave prayers & offerings to Kwan Yin. They always have all kinds of performances, invocations and prayers etc, but what I really come for is the Viet Namese vegetarian food & drink the temple sells on this special day. It's manna from heaven, and if they did some kind of weekly weekend vegetarian cookout they would make a fortune. Anyway, I cut my time short and decided to go to Krys P.'s Fo Guang Taiwanese Buddhist Temple in Tamarac as she solicited me to at the Yelpies. The main reason I haven't gone to this temple is that they don't have a Kwan Yin shrine. Um..when I arrived there was no Krys P., she either didn't show up, or she came earlier for the free vegetarian dinner and left before the prayers and invocations lol, so I had to wing it by myself. This temple is small and doesn't possess the traditional Asian style architecture on the outside. The inside is kind of tiny but the main prayer hall is decent sized. This temple is technologically advanced, they use giant flat screens and computers to post the prayers so the followers can read while in the main hall. Surprisingly the temple seems to be dominated by female priests, I'm sure Hillary would love that. The one thing that caught me by surprise is there are quite of few westerners that go to this temple. Anyway, about 3 priests invited me in the main hall for the prayers for which I politely declined. I prefer to stay on the outside so I could spiritual scan the place as well as leave when I wanted too. While everyone was reciting the priestess lead prayers and invocations I was sensing the shrine area with my "spiritual" vision, I wanted to see if this temple had the presence of divine beings or energies. I didn't expect to sense anything but I actually did, I tried to see what I sensed but I was unable to. I needed to elevate my "spiritual" vibration to see what I was sensing. After a few minutes, I saw what appeared to be two female beings with their right hands outstretched pouring out what looked like liquid energy into the main prayer hall. Both of them had their heads covered(kind of like Jedis) where I could not see their faces. I'd never encountered anything like this before. Even more peculiar was there were more beings of an even higher vibration, but I could not elevate my vibration high enough to see them. What I saw were after-effects of their presence which appeared as flashing of lightning moving between the two hooded female beings. This temple is definitely "alive", meaning the great high ones and spiritual energy pervades this place. So if you are looking for healing & blessings, you'll definitely find it here. This was a very interesting experience.

It was wonderful for this temple to share their New Year festivities with the public, free of…read morecharge. This is the second time I've visited this Buddhist Temple to experience what this holiday truly means. Their hospitality was welcoming. Members were there to explain the ceremony, the wish tree, offerings to Buddha, the Lion Dance and their vegetarian meal to welcome the New Year. The meal was incredible and made to obtain good karma for the New Year. We arrived early enough for us to walk through the facility and peruse their gift shop. I chose a cute handmade bracelet with a Buddha charm to remind me of the five Strengths in Buddhism; faith, energy, mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom. The Lion Dance was orchestrated by the Lee Koon Choy Lay Fut Kung Fu group. Their show demonstrated skill, enthusiasm and appreciation for this art. Great job! Next year, come join this celebration! Or, visit the Temple and learn about their services.

Antioch is a Church Community. We pray and encourage one another. We enjoy being God's servant. We…read morealso enjoy fellowship with each other

I've attended Antioch for over a decade now. There just isn't any other place like it. Zero…read morepretension when attending, the services will move your spirit, you will leave better than when you came in. To physical be able to see how the tithes, offerings, giving are being put to use in the community is refreshing.

A very welcoming church. It gives one a very peaceful and spiritual feeling…read more The Cathedral which was built in the 1030's is typical of the time period, and topical of the Catholic impression.

What a wonderful Cathedral this is...! It is peaceful and full of blessed energy. I was fortunate…read moreto celebrate Mass with a visiting Bishop and a spiritual energy boasted throughout the Cathedral. There's a photo of St. John Paul II praying in its small chapel and the Altar of the Mystical Marriage will bring your soul much joy. The Life size statue of Our Lady of Sorrows along with a life-size statue of Jesus after His cruxifixction will take you aback and one can't help to feel humble, joyful and everything in between. If you haven't visited, it's worth the trip; and if you can celebrate Mass, it'll be even better. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did...!

The best school ever I'm so happy with this school and all the morals my kids are being taught best…read moreteachers they love what they do! The school is very involved with the parents and always doing fundraisers for the families to come together! This is exactly the school I was looking for

I have visited this Church for many years. I personally preferred the original quaint interiors…read more The Jesus icon was the risen Christ which was very refreshing. There was a skylight. which would shine brilliant sunshine on it. It was lovely. They have no updated the church with stained glass motifs. There are new Icon panels also decorating the altar. Extremely large church, great for a feeling of community on Sundays when it is usually pretty full.

Visited during Ramadan, it's a very beautiful mosque with plenty of parking and kind people. There…read moreis a basketball court in the front and park in the back for kids to play, and inside there is also a dining area.

Being an artist with an artists eye - I do not miss a trick, especially if I am in the car. I was…read moreon a quest looking for something else and then I spotted from my car window these gorgeous bronze tops, so I did a quick u turn to come and check out what they belonged to. And here I am - outside an Islamic Mosque no less in Miami Gardens - Here is some information regarding it that I found on the web. Some information about this mosque. The Muslim Communities Association of South Florida, Inc. (MCA) is a member of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). It was founded in 1971 and registered with the State of Florida as a religious, educational, non-political and non-profit organization. It is solely devoted to the cause of Allah (Subhnahu Wa Ta Aala) and plays a vital role in the Muslim communities of South Florida. MCA strives to aid the Muslim community to propagate the religion of Islam and help them to maintain all practices in accordance with the teachings of the Al Qur'an Al Kareem and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammed (Peace be upon him).