I'm from Los Angeles and I was visiting my family in Jersey. Bishop Jenkins is a personal friend,…read moreas well as my cousins pastor, and he personally invited me to attend his Sunday service. I was a bit hesitant to accept his invite, but I accepted. Pleasantly surprised by his warm and welcoming message, I was so glad God moved my heart to keep my word and acceptance of his invite. The Congrigation was very loving and made me feel very welcome. I would highly recommend anyone looking for a church home to visit, as you will be genuinely embraced by the congregation, and you will feel at home. Thank you for the invite Bishop Jenkins, and the beautiful message.

This church is very welcoming to all members. It's a congregation of nice dedicated…read morecommunity-minded members. It's a small friendly church that recognizes the importance of living and loving all. The church supports several self help groups, maintains an apartment building for a reasonable housing alternative. It also houses a long-running preschool. I have no idea where the previous commenter felt we were intergrating with another church, that wasn't our church! I think they posted on the wrong site. We have a choice of a Saturday 5pm service and two Sunday morning services. In the summer on nice enemy ha we have mass on the grass. If you are looking for a small friendly church I think you may have found it! Our current Pastor knows our church well, he was a member when he decided to pursue his calling.

It's sad that a church full of history is dying but I can see why. Sadly, it is run by a clergy who…read morehas other commitments to another church which while that's commendable, it's not ideal if you are a church's sole clergy. It causes this feeling of detachment and makes people who really want to convert feel like it would be next to impossible due to a lack of guidance. Also, the 8:30 AM time doesn't really work out if you are a person with children or you are someone who would rather wake up at 8:30 AM to get ready for church instead of sprinting out the door before getting that first cup of coffee. I see potential, however, it is up to everyone involved to reach it.

Here you will be introduced to a faithful and welcoming Community of Faith. Please take some time…read moreto look around and explore Trinity's website. You will like what you see. If your experience is anything like mine you will find yourself drawn to learn more about Trinity. My first introduction to Trinity was through a church service held in the gym shortly after the original building had been burned down in 1998. From that first visit I was hooked, amazed by the spirit, sense of community, music and leadership. You can rest assured that you will not be disappointed with what you will find face to face at Trinity. There is an amazing spirit in this place that reflects God's love to all. Trinity has welcomed me with open arms as a faithful member. I invite you to join me in discovering the many ways we might serve God and one another in this place.

I've attended UU Princeton for more than 20 years and I find it a community that gives me strength,…read moresolace, support and inspiration. Rev. Bill Neely is both wise and funny and gives a great sermon but it's never just about him. There are many voices heard, including during Sunday services. Our members are diverse, coming from many faith traditions and seeking a spiritual connection that isn't judgmental. There is no dogma but a list of 8 principles we follow emphasizing compassion, justice and interconnectedness. Learn more at the website www.uuprinceton.org.

I attended RE classes here growing up. Even from the beginning, it was a positive environment that…read moreI knew I wanted to be a part of. One of my biggest passions is volunteering, and that is at the forefront of what UUCP advocates for. We prioritize a shared set of values that emphasizes compassion and human rights. People from all religions are welcome. It is truly an encouraging community that anyone can join.

Christ Church has been my church home for more than 20 years, after decades of not feeling welcome…read morein churches. As a gay woman, I got very weary of what felt like a constant message that people like me didn't belong so I stopped going. Living in town, I became curious about this beautiful church and decided to try going there when there were people around. We've been there ever since. The parishioners are welcoming, and the church does so many good things in the community. Fr. Matt and Doan, his wife, are wonderful people and extraordinary examples of living your faith.

Nice and peaceful Sunday service. I love going to historical place and the old town. The church was…read morebuilt around early 18xx. My friend who lives in New Jersey invited me to join her special day. I enjoy the service and looking at the architecture.

A church that believes and preaches the Scriptures as God's unerring word, seeks warm community…read morecentered on the gospel of Jesus Christ, and is pursuing a closer walk with God through mutual love, sacrifice, and service!

I'm not sure if this is still a church or not. I'm from out of town and saw the service meets at…read morenoon so showed up and there was nothing going on. The address listed is another church but there's no signs for ROC anywhere. There was also a sign for a Korean church that meets at 11:30 inside so roc wasn't there either. Not sure what's going on or why the website hasn't been updated in some time. I called the number on the website and a guy called back a few minutes later and said he believed they cancelled the service for Father's Day but seemed uncertain and commented that it appeared to be a college church, as though he were unfamiliar with it.

Great community of students. Sam and Pastor Dave do a great job of putting students in charge of…read morealmost everything from the music to planning events.

Great place to worship!!! Friendly atmosphere! The people are nice and the pastor is approachable.read more