Truly loving fellowship always seeking…read more other spiritual seeking fellows. It's like a free drug of acceptance and strength just waiting for you to need the ritual of attendance without the dogma. And best of all they truely do not want your money, but instead, those who can, do, in excess, if you need a ride they will come get you, want to learn meditation? they will help you, first hour is ceremony of communion then 2 ND hour is flawed humans seeking various spiritual path with other flawed people

A great place for like-minded, forward-thinking human beings. This is a relatively small fellowship…read morebut it is growing. Stay for 2nd hour to watch and discuss Ted Talks, current events or spirituality. Child care programs are available on Sundays and there is always free coffee and snacks before and after the service. The 1st Thursday of the month offers a potluck dinner for anyone to join. This is the perfect place for people who hold no judgement of beliefs, orientation or background. The community is open and accepting. Inside the building could use a make-over and some fresh new ideas but with more people and generous hearts I am sure the mission will be fulfilled.

Great service delivered by the pastor every time I have been there. Blessed youth and children's…read moreministry.

I don't recommend this church to anyone who likes to keep their babies with them during service. It…read morewas my first time at the new location with my family of 6 and I was asked to leave by a guy named Anthony, not because my baby was being loud, but just because he saw that I had a baby and wanted to prevent a disruption of their recording of the service. He asked me to step out and said my only option was childcare or watch the service from the other room. This raises many red flags and is a huge problem in churches today, not only for children but people with distracting disabilities as well. Glad it happened early on so that I didn't waste any more time at this church.

Church service and music was wonderful. Pastor had a welcoming style and spirit. His sermon was…read moregood and focused. Only disappointment was about 30% of the church attendees left during and right after they received communion - terribly disrespectful. Loved the Golden Lab who welcomed most of those attending in a peaceful and loving manner.

I consider myself a traditional Catholic, but not too extreme. For this reason, I didn't attend…read moreSaint Anthony Mary Claret, since it was an SSPX church. However, I after not even 10 minutes of being at Resurrection, I regretted that decision. When I walked in, there was a Priest who was not in vestments greeting everyone - with a dog laying next to him. I didn't think too much of it, since it was only in the front room of the church, and not exactly the sanctuary. However, once I walked into the sanctuary, I was shocked. There was immediately a set of chairs with an electric keyboard and a man standing there playing a guitar. I saw no one genuflect, which also was a red flag. However, after going to a pew, I don't blame them, since there is no Tabernacle in the sanctuary, and there is no uniform Altar. I got in my pew, kneeled to pray before mass, and immediately was interupted by the guy playing guitar. He started talking into a microphone making the laity rehearse songs with him. So, I stopped praying and sat back down. Then, the unvested Priest from earlier walked into the sanctuary, and was lead in by his dog. His dog then walked up and down the sections of the church, while the Priest just stood there smiling. Then, mass started, and that same Priest was casually walking out of the sanctuary while the Celebrant was processing in! And his dog wasn't with him either. Then, I noticed the two servers - They were both wearing athletic shorts and slippers with their Alb on top. They then took a seat on the "Altar" in the center of the church. From then on, the whole mass was extremely irreverent. Not once did Father chant or sing anything, except for once during the consecration. Nothing was in latin, there were piano, guitars, and drums playing the whole time, and apparently everyone in the pews were Priests, since they all practiced orans posture during the Our Father. Overall, I was really disappointed. And I wasn't the only one - I saw multiple people and families walk out in the middle of mass, nodding their heads in disappointment. If you're in Miramar and are looking to fulfill your Sunday Obligation, I do not suggest coming to "Church of the Resurrection" (this is what they call themselves). Overall, not a good experience, and I hope this helps. Pray for our Priests and all Clergy, as they are under attack.

This is the a small community orientated church that makes one feel welcome as soon as you walk in…read more Highly recommend stopping in and giving them a try.

I moved to Florida a year ago. I found Crosspoint and love it. Great church! Large church with…read moremany programs, activities, and kids academy and programs.

Grace is a Christ-centered, faith filled, church. It's a traditional Lutheran liturgical service…read moresharing the word of God. The members are so friendly and very welcoming. Donuts and coffee on the porch after Sunday service!! Easy to find at the corner of Main and US98.

I goto the temple on Sundays for the food, its wonderful! Price is very reasonable for the amount…read moreof food you get.

The food market is on Sunday (every Sunday) start at 9am till noon ( Or Food run out) pay by cashread more

From the very first visit I felt like family! I attended a church for month and no one ever…read moregreeted me or my family. I was so surprised when Church at the Bay made me and my family feel so welcomed. After that I have not gone any where else. I love this family church. They do so much for the community on Saturdays with the open food pantry it makes my heart happy to see people still care about people flaws and all . I love this place.