We've had a wonderful experience at this preschool. The teachers are caring, attentive, and truly…read moreinvested in the children's growth and happiness. My son has felt safe, supported, and excited to go each day. Most importantly, he is well cared for and has been thoughtfully prepared for what's next academically and socially.

My son attended the kindergarten program at Temple Dor Dorim and had an amazing experience. The…read moreteachers were nurturing and the curriculum was outstanding. He gained confidence, strong academic skills, and social readiness. Thanks to their excellent kindergarten program he transitioned smoothly to public school and has been excelling ever since. I would highly recommend the kindergarten program at Temple Dor Dorim.

The temple grounds were peaceful. The temple's website and meditation group do not seem…read moreto be updated and the meditation room was locked. I hope that this tranquil place can make information about their experiences available more so that it can be possible to further explore. The courtyard had benches to sit and what seemed to be booths labeled for "coffee" and other goods but it was empty.

Excellent Buddhist temple for prayer and meditation. I have gone here my whole life since living in…read moreMiramar and Pembroke Pines. It is very peaceful and beautiful place to go.

Came on the auspicious day of Ashtmi for the special Durga Puja. Stayed for aarti…read more The building has beautiful architecture and there is ample parking. Just loved the atmosphere.

Amazing center to connect and reunite with community members!! Highly appreciated. !!!read more

Very good Masjid... good Muslims. The Sheikh is a Dentist Surgeon Doctor is a kind person and very…read morehumble he is also a graduate from Madina University . He has his own clinic, if someone needs to work on his cavities. He will salute you first. They offer free meals three times/ week after Monday and Thursday weekly fastings and Friday family nights after Isha,and even breakfast Sunday after fajr 7 am. Best Mosque to meet humble and down to earth Muslims . Unlike the nicest biggest Mosque in Florida full of rich and arrogant people.

In recent years, this masjid has been on a steady decline. The current leadership is poor to say…read morethe least. This may be a place for men to congregate, but if you are a woman, steer clear. If you have young impressionable children, they will be exposed to foul language and violence. Any complaints will fall on deaf ears. I have reported bad behavior, filed complaints and left honest reviews. Every attempt has been met with aggression, arguments and name calling. This is truly no place to cultivate any meaningful connection or community. If you look at their google reviews and photos, you will only see the men's area and activities geared toward men. The women's area is filthy and falling apart. There are no activities or enrichment for women in the community aside from chastisement. Do not go to this masjid, it is by far the worst place possible for reverts, women and children.

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.

A church that you will feel like home. Uplifting prayers group, worship and fellowship. I would…read morelike to invite you to join us. Blessings

Every year St Mark's Men's Club has a fish fry as a community event and it happens to fall during…read morelent which is perfect for those looking for a meat free Friday meal. For only $13 you get fish and your choice of two sides including hush puppies, pasta with olive oil and garlic, hush puppies, mac and cheese, coleslaw or French fries. They also have chilled shrimp and clam chowder which I heard was delicious that you can buy. For a dollar more you can get a soda or water and beer is also available for purchase. The Women of St Mark's have desserts available for sale for a small fee. This is a really fun event and I look forward to it every year. This church has several other community events throughout the year and the St Mark's Carnival is one of their big events and it also is a really fun time. I've heard nothing but great things about this being a wonderful house of worship and I believe that just based on how welcoming and kind the church members that I've interacted with were. I suggest you check out their website and you just might find yourself a new church or some community events that might interest you!

St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic School…read more Avoid St. Mark if you value transparency. We spent over a year trying to engage with them. Last year, I visited in person and the Admissions Director wouldn't even receive me. Despite this, we applied. We jumped through every hoop: the evaluation exam and the formal acceptance interview. During the process, we were explicitly promised a tour once accepted. This was a deceptive ploy. Once accepted, the story changed. We were told we could only see the campus in May, well after other school deadlines pass, and only in empty classrooms. With 80 apps for 15 spots for 6th grade thanks to the Florida scholarships, they know they will fill the spots regardless. They clearly feel they no longer need to be courteous or treat families with decency. As a Catholic, I am embarrassed that a Catholic institution treats families this way. St. Mark is an elitist environment that treats vetted, interviewed families like a number. We turned down the acceptance. Do not waste your time.

The best Place to hear and feel the Lord Message, great ambiance, this place provide a lot of…read moredifferent services, English and Spanish Services at the same time. Very good place to be full of energy and start your day.