Great church I've found love and hope in this church to carry on and walk with Christread more

Great church , pastor Greg really gives the message clearly . A church that is alive and and I am…read morehappy to have found it. This church is at the old potential building . 214 east Hallandale blvd fl . Sunday service 1015 and Wednesday 7pm . Non denomination church. John . 3.16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son-that whoever believes in him should not perish but have ever lasting life.

At the moment in not giving a review, I'm complaining. I…read moremoved here to Hollywood Fl in 2021, not because of Covid not because I am from California. Because in 2018 my house burned to the ground. Now my Sunday's became my highlight. I attribute my church going to Father Govin because of him I joined the parish. Because of him I looked forward to mass every Sunday. I've have not gone back since he left. I don't understand the going's on in the church. As a practicing Catholic I can only say that either I look for another parish or give this new pastor a chance. Thank you Father Govin.....

I have been a parishioner of St. Matthew Catholic Parish since 1977. In all these years, I have…read morenever seen the church looking more beautiful than it is right now - after Father Govin meticulously arranged its renovation. The esthetics make a person want to pray because of the peace it brings. I am grateful to Father Govin for his zealous endeavor to make our Parish reflect the Presence of God.

I love a historic church and on Easter Sunday it seems appropriate to tell the story of the…read morehistoric Greater Ward Chapel AME Church, the oldest church in Hallandale. This church is a Hallandale Beach Heritage Site. The Greater Ward Chapel AME Church dates back to 1902 when the pioneers of the city opened the first church at 1st Avenue and 3rd Street. At the time Hallandale was a small farming community with a scattered population. The church was named after Bishop Thomas D. Ward and services were twice a month. By 1958 the church membership had grown under the leadership of Reverend David A. Russell, Sr. and the congregation required a bigger church which was built here. Through the years thus church has served as a spiritual beacon in the community. On March 17, 2002 Greater Ward Chapel celebrated its 100th anniversary. In 2010 the City of Hallandale installed a historical marker in front of the church. It is stop number 3 on the city historical trail. The marker honors all of the work the church has done in the Hallandale community through the years.

I've been going to this church since I was a new born. I Involved my self with the kids ministries…read moresince about 12/13yrs old and to see the church grow and evolve is amazing. But while doing all of that I feel like the approach and the direction of where it's been going as far as the pastors and the lectures week in and out has completely lost its ways. It's pretty sad to see a church that once use to be so filled now nearly empty because of the new direction they have been heading in for the past 6/7 years. Pastor Jeri and Stan senior were truly amazing pastors and god bless them.

People very friendly, music is awesome, the pastor wife and family Amazing! The youth side is so…read morecool just made for them with games, music and cool young adults. My Favorite Church Ever!!

I always enjoy discovering a historic church like St. Anne's Church in Hallandale Beach. Churches…read morelike these are the fabric of their communities where they provide spiritual support as they meet the more tangible needs of generations of their congregations. St. Anne's was founded in 1914 by Bahamian's Melbourne Knowles, Ansel Saunders and A.L. Wilkins. The first church services were held ion Sundays in a converted pool hall. In 1921 the church was built here but it was destroyed a few years later by the 1925 Hurricane. The sanctuary was rebuilt and reopened in 1927 only to be destroyed again by the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935. The church bell was salvaged and used by the City of Hallandale Beach to warn of air raids during WWII. The church was rebuilt in the 1940's and officially reopened on Sunday, March 21 1948. The current pastor is Rev. Ronald N. Fox who has been serving since 2010. Bible study is on Sunday at 8 AM and the Holy Eucharist is at 9 AM. The church has a beautiful arched entranceway and I love the stained glass windows. In 2016 the City of Hallandale Beach Commission bestowed St. Anne's Church with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award. The award is bestowed on people and organizations in the community who promote unity and harmony. St. Anne's Church stood out for its long and impactful work in the community. The City of Hallandale installed a historical marker in front of the church as part of the city historical trail that also includes the Curci House and the historic schoolhouse. The marker honors all of the work the church has done in the Hallandale community through the years.

I still miss this church. I love the Gospel, Pastor Fidel amazing, worship service excellent.read more

He is an awesome pastor! Heard him for years! Loves people and Loves God! Can show you how to have…read morea Joyful life thu Christ! And show the ones you Love the same results!

This is my parish church. When you are Catholic and you go to church it is like coming home. It is…read morea sanctuary to pray and reflect. Father Tom is the pastor he has a big following and the parishioners love him because he truly cares about them their families and the community. My son did his Eagle Project here 10 years ago. The City of Hollywood than adopted the project for Make a Difference Day. It was a huge undertaking with the entire community involved. What a memorable experience for my family as well as the church. One my son and I are very proud to have been a part of.

I love this church. When my father passed I was 2000 miles away from my sisters and brothers to be…read morewith them in our time of mourning. So I went to church. It happened to be the Spanish mass and I do not speak nor understand too much just enough to get the jist. I just needed to be around prayer. I sat in the back of the church and couldn't stop crying. It was the end of mass and people were just touching my shoulder and I knew they were giving condolences. It was very loving. See I was new to little flower coming from resurrection in Dania. They closed shortly months before. I than went to see father Tom and he stayed with me as long as I needed and comforted me and my daughter and gave us crosses that were carved from a tree in Jerusalem. It has been over two years since that day and I now have my son and daughter as alter servers and my daughter attends youth group. Which is after the 5:30 mass on Sundays. Which I wish was in the am. Father Rich and Deacon is in charge if the servers and youth group and Cherie is also a main counselor. They play lots of games, field trips, and do volunteer work. I love it for my kids. Father Rich is very beloved amongst the kids and parents. Father Pierre is fairly new but I have to say his masses are my favorite. The way he performs the blessed sacrament is very touching and really makes you think about the body and blood of Christ. First time I witnessed it I got goose bumps. I very much enjoy my church. May god bless.

The historical church was founded in 1909. Services were conducted first with sister Wilson and…read moresister Johnson under a rubber tree. In 1912 Reverend Taylor and his wife started the organization of the church. This structure was built in 1964 and is still currently used. Amen to this