Like Claudia C., I literally grew up at this church. I went to CCD when Sister Elizabeth was the…read moreprincipal (later on I became a catechist), I grew up with Father Tom (may he rest in peace), and I later became an altar server with Sister Karen. All the staff here throughout my many years of coming to this church has always been welcoming and kind hearted. The church is literally so beautiful and extravagant inside, you don't notice these things or appreciate them until you move and you reminisce about your time here. After moving to another neighborhood, no other church has been able to uphold the same standards as I had with this church. I wish that more people would attend church on a regular basis in Jamaica Estates because maintaining a church this big and beautiful is expensive and I feel like the contributions they receive is not enough. It's always crazy for me to go to Christmas and Easter mass and see the church filled to it's maximum capacity and then on other weekends, it's only half full. It makes me sad because I don't want to see my childhood church not succeed.

I started going to this church in March of 1944. The church was in the basement. I was confirmed…read morein this church, married in this church. My sister was married in this church. My two girls were baptized in this church. My father, mother and sister were buried from this church. On Easter and Christmas my friends and I would get all dressed up and go to mass. On Tuesday night we went to confirmation classes. There would be dancing and hot dogs after the class. I get all my mass cards from the Immaculate Conception Church. May Fr. Brian rest in peace.

There are days when Holy Days of Obligation to attend the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass may seem…read moreincredibly difficult due to one's other obligations. Holy Family makes this easier with its Sunday Mass that begins promptly at 7:30 a.m. The preaching is on point and within most people's attention spans and not a moment is wasted, ever. There are days when the efficiency of the Liturgy makes the entire Mass 33 minutes, from beginning to end. I encourage those who live in the area but have significant obligations at home to join me at 7:30 a.m. on Sundays.

I'm so used to being in churches with lots of empty pews these days that I was taken aback. The…read morepews were filled with people! But then I understood why. I loved everything about it: the music, the preaching, the community. I will be back.

I Went to Church-in -the-Gardens in Forest Hills - to be close to God and worship last Sunday…read moremorning. I was greeted by a wonderful woman Usher. I asked heard all the protocol for Covid to be respectful. She proceeded to tell me you don't have to wear a mask if you don't want to according to the CDC guidelines. I was happy to hear that and I have been vaccinated. The Morning was wonderful AT FIRST as it was the first time back to church since Covid. Right before the service started a woman with a mask came over to me and stated she wanted my name and number for contact tracing Covid (no she didn't work for the CDC) . He proceeded to yell at the Usher woman and tell her to put her mask on. I thought that was very rude and mean before I left. It was a horrible beginning in my first attempt to go back to church after Covid. Sad day for me. ALL the other people were kind & loving!

This is a review for Pastor Greg and his wife. When I attended service here last Sunday, Pastor…read moreGreg was preaching about hospitality and making people feel welcome. As soon as the service was over, he came over to me (newcomer) and started making me feel at home by genuinely reaching out. We even had lunch the following Wednesday. These days it's so hard to find people in the church who actually practice what they preach.

Great community of people who loves God's words and enjoys growing together with God's love for one…read moreanother. I've been coming here for over 12 years and I'm awed by how God has blessed the lives of the people here. Pastor Greg is always helpful and welcoming. This is the perfect place for all people no matter if you are currently seeking to learn more about who God is or if you are already a Christian.

The most beautiful church In Jamaica queens the people there and priests welcome everyone I go…read morethere with my family the best church ever !

For me, the most beautiful church in Queens. My dad semi-proposed to my mom here, they got married…read morehere, there is a n alter with a replica of the Guatemalan "Man of Esquipulas" or more commonly known as the "Black Jesus", when my mom passed, her 7-day Novena was done there and especially because my dad still attends services here. I have been to many weddings, funerals and baptisms here. It is quite beautiful and serene.

If you want to get spiritually fed,then come worship with us at Calvary The Friendly Church On The…read moreBoulevard. You are guaranteed to receive a life changing Word and so will your children. We are blessed to have Pastor Victor T Hall as our shepherd. Brother Aubrey and Brother Andrew teach& guide our children and our marvelous Music Ministry is under the direction of the gifted,talented and anointed M.Roger Holland. Truthfully speaking all of our many ministries are lead by God fearing wonderful people. Calvary has a huge presence inthe South Jamaica community. I love EVERYTHING about this Church.

i attended this church as child. (8 years old) originally located at 110th ave and 164th st. the…read morepastor i remember was a rev johnson. he was replaced by rev pinn. rev pinn started the drive for a new church and was sucessful. the new church was built on ny blvd around 1949. i remember the many programs they had for kids like easter, mothers and fathers day and of course christmas. i still have fond memories of this church. ps i'm 84 years old

Original Date: 8.31.2018…read more Yesterday afternoon I attended my very, very first church wedding ceremony for my beautiful friend who I know for 8 years. I was very early and rang the bell for 110-06 turned out it was the church's office. The church staff told me that the main entrance of the church for the wedding ceremony is on Ascan Ave. Also, I asked if my dad can park in the parking lot because it will be difficult to find because we are the strip of Austin Street. My dad waited in the parking lot while I attended my friend's wedding. Why am I giving 3 stars because during the ceremony...all the wedding guests can hear lawn mowing outside of the church grounds. I really hope the videographer can do his magic to remove or cover over that sound. Wow to the person whose phone kept going off then holding a conversation for 5 seconds. You can show some respect for my friends special moment as we witnessed their holy matrimony. I actually had to Google what does receiving a line from the Bride and Groom because this was my very first church wedding ceremony for over a decade. As we hugged the bride + groom + their family then everyone waited outside. Blowing bubbles was the more modern and fun way than throwing rice to congratulate the newlyweds. Congratulations Mr & Mrs Morgan!

A Roman Catholic Church in Forest Hills. Having to live in this area in a past life of adult…read moretimes, sadly I did not have the opportunity to attend Mass. My former love, disappointedly, refuse to register at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs as members. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church is located on "Boulevard of Death" and Ascan Avenue is Queens' largest Catholic Cathedral residing one square block. Gorgeous stained glass windows including Rosetta windows adorn the church, and abbey stone arch doors. I would occassionally pop inside for a prayer and seek Holy Water which the grounds are well maintained.

This is a house of worship and a very nice place. Very friendly and comforting people here. You can…read moreeat and fellowship at this location. The Pastor is new but great and approachable! His wife is beautiful and very warm. Come visit you will love it here.

On Sunday, April 30, 2023 I attended the 9 AM service and…read more the 11:30 AM The Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York 110-31 Floyd H. Flake Boulevard Jamaica, Queens, New York 11433 Pastor Elaine H. Flake is the Senior Pastor of The Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York!! It is a beautiful cathedral!! I want very much for Pastor Elaine Flake and I to meet each other very soon!! I want very much to attend The Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York very often!! The people who work there, including the man who greets the people at the door are very friendly and nice and helpful!! The people who sing on the Worship team singbeautiful!!

Awesome church.......incredible preaching......if you live in Queens, you should grab your family…read moreand go :)