A beautiful church with welcoming people. They greet you warmly and Theresa coffee and cookies at…read morethe ends of the service. While we didn't have the coffee or cookies, we did have their wonderful service. This church is non judgemental. Straight, gay, trans, child, adult, all colors of the rainbow: we are ALL welcomed. What a powerful message.

For starters, this church is so beautiful. Located right in the center of Morristown and has an…read moreelegant landscape. The stain-glass windows are breath taking and allows so much light into the lovely interior. You can tell - especially coming from an urban environment - that this city either a) has good management of money or b) a ton of it. I say this because the church's foundation and walls are all made of stone. The stone is the cleanest I've ever seen anywhere and I've been to Europe - seen my lifetime share of cathedrals thank you. Non church-going folks, this is a place where it doesn't feel like you are in a traditional church mainly due to the insanely nice people that welcome you at the door. Also this is "technically" called a liberation church so they are cater to being more modern and inclusive - liturgy and all. Best time to check it out if you are a bit touchy about "going to church" on a Sunday, I suggest on a bright sunny day.

This man is Reverend Herman Scott ,he is not only my spiritual father he is also a leader, inside…read morethe Morris County Jail underneath Sheriff Gannon ,They are two of the strongest leaders I'll ever know, Reverend Scott is also a leader at the Calvary Baptist Church on Martin Luther King Blvd. in Morristown New Jersey, but with out a doubt the other top leader, who spreads the gospel out & about, the irreplaceable pastor Jerry CARTER there is nothing these three doesn't know and no one they can't handle

Just moved to Morris Plains and I'm looking for a church. I met some members from Calvary at a…read moreSuper Bowl party last week and really enjoyed them. So I decided to come try their church. I felt very welcomed from the time I walked in the door. Pastor Carter gave a very moving message. They have several volunteer programs in the community which I'm interested in. I will be attending again.

We started attending CTK about a year ago and love the parishioners, Fr. Brian Sullivan (pastor)…read moreand all of his aux. priests. They are wonderful, humble, honest, down to earth, and homilies never disappoint. Fr. Brian has many incredible gifts, including the ability to remember names. Whenever we come to church, he's always outside welcoming us by name. Can't say enough good things about this parish and its various ministries. If you're looking for a home, check this out!

I had the pleasure of attending a wedding here. Beautiful…read moreRoman Catholic Church with elegant architecture set in idyllic country surroundings.

My wife and I love the Vineyard Church! We felt so welcomed from day 1. Everyone was so nice and…read moreinviting. It's a very come-as-you-are church where you are not judged by your past, present, or what denomination you are. I love the fact that we get to drink coffee, eat a bagel, and wear flip flops all while attending church. The music is up beat and contemporary and the message down to earth but impacting on your daily life. Highly recommend this church for someone who never attended church before or deep into a relationship with Jesus.

From the owner: The Vineyard is a fun, relevant church you and your whole family will love!read more

Assumption Church is an awesome and Beautiful Parish, it feels like a big warm caring and welcoming…read morefamily, just like any Holy Roman Catholic Church anywhere in the universe, you truly feel and experience the presence of The One true Living God. We are all blessed, Jesus is inviting us to visit Him in church, and at Holy Mass. There's nothing ever greater than receiving Jesus Christ The Son of The Living God, true God and true Man, Second Person of The Holy Trinity, Son of Mary & Joseph truly present in the Holy Eucharist.

This is a very weird review to write. I was raised in…read morethis parish from my first communion to confirmation. It's a gorgeous church. If you lose a person in your immediate family, and have the mass there as my family did, just know they will be kind and open minded and gentle. And honestly, that's the best thing you can wish for in a time of crisis.

PROS: after being here a while I can confirm this place is amazing. Has many events, live music, a…read morecafe, and people accepting of one another. CONS: some people can be stuck up. Ava and Grace (twins who sing for the church's band) are not the nicest. OVERALL: I highly recommend coming to this church! Most people are nice and the events are great. Just be careful who you speak to

I was here to try their Clean water cafe. after the meal, I was strolling through the church, and…read moreit impressed me with its ambiance, décor, and mission. Liquid Church has both a global and a local signature mission. Their local mission is to serve families living with special needs. Their global mission is to bring clean water to families in Africa and Central America. They have their own cafe (Clearwater Cafe), the idea was pitched in 2018, and they were immediately on board, donating $400,000 to make this dream a reality. The café opened in October 2022 with 20 staff members who work as baristas, cashiers, and waitstaff to serve breakfast, lunch, and specialty drinks. the goal of the coffee shop is to provide "delicious coffee, breakfast, and lunch with a cause." It employs 19 people with disabilities, some of whom say it's their first paid job.

This church has a very long history of paying it forward. In the 1910's, they paid for the…read moreeducation of a native Athabascan man they didn't know. He was the first Native Alaskan man to reach the peak of America's tallest mountain Denali. His name was Walter Harper. They funded his education at Mount Hermon in Massachusetts so he could have an education that didn't denigrate the native community he lived in. At the turn of the century, the episcopal church was pretty much the only Christian church that took that progressive approach at the time.

The congregation of St. Peter's Episcopal church goes back to the 1760's but it was not officially…read morefounded until 1827. The current classic English-medieval Gothic style church designed by Charles McKim, who also designed the old NYC Penn Station and Columbia University, began construction in 1887 and was completed the work on Nov. 2, 1911. Today it is an architectural treasure. The interior has Byzantine influences noted in the 1892 Siena-marble alter and the baptistery. The Spanish baroque rood screen is also worth noting. The right side of the chapel has a Tiffany window which depicts St. Peter "the rock of the church". Other stained glass works feature 14th & 15th century styles and art of early Christian liturgy. The Norman-style bell has 119 steps and a carillon with 49 bells, one of the largest in the country. On your visit do not forget to visit the cemetery which has markers going back to the 1700's. Some markers are interesting while others are humorous. Janet Broderick, the sister of actor Matthew Broderick and sister-in-law of Sarah Jessica Parker, was once the gifted pastor of the church. The great wooden doors are always open for pray and meditation.

I just got married in Holy Family Chapel. You have to be an alumni from Saint Elizabeth College to…read moreget married here.The chapel is so beautiful- you really don't need to add any extra flowers or decor. The chapel was beautiful the day of! But remember brides- there is no air conditioning just fans so be aware for summer weddings. You need to bring your own priest/deacon, organist/singer, etc. However, Sister Maureen was very helpful in recommending people to us to help. She was very patient and answered all our questions. She also allowed us to come visit the chapel many times beforehand. I would definitely recommend this chapel for weddings!

How many chapels do you know of that have a soon-to-be saint inside it? Blessed sister Miriam…read moreTheresa is a St. Elizabeth College alum, which is probably why she's buried there. She's kind of a big deal considering she'd be the second American-born saint. Just a little trivia for ya. I think this church is beautiful. The altar, the ceilings, everything. I'm pro a simple aesthetic when it comes to churches, but the details inside Holy Family remind me of a church in Italy that I loved. The seating is cross style with most of the seats in the center in front of the altar and then two "arms" of seats extending to the side. The sound system is a little strange. The microphone in the ambo (where the lector reads) is embedded so when you're up there, sometimes you're not sure if you're being loud or soft. Only graduates of St. Elizabeth College and the Academy of St. Elizabeth can get married in the chapel, which is a little perk considering the tuition at both institutions. I also heard there are some intense catacombs underneath this place. Yipes.. I'm such a wuss I've never prodded about the issue. NOTE: While writing this review, the speakers on my computer have been going in and out. So I'm gonna end it right here. :/