This is a BIG and BEAUTIFUL sprawling church and grounds!…read more The church is modern with ample seating and has clearly marked restrooms and a big nursery, upon entering. We went to the church's "Living Nativity" on Sun., Dec. 17, 2017, per a reccommendation from my co-worker. Plus the event was on my Facebook scroll. The event was very well organized by such nice people (parishioners). They all kept things moving, without being bossy. You basically check in (the event is free!) and then get a ticket w letter(s) on them. You then go into the sanctuary, watch an overview of the program and the opening 'Adam and Eve' act in a sweet short play scene with great backdrops. The young actors were no kidding, really GOOD! After that, you wait for your ticket letters to be shown on the movie screen then proceed to the lobby for further instruction. In the lobby, is a volunteer holding up your ticket letter(s). Listen up! Since the event brings sooo many people (I heard one parishioner say that they had 2,300 people the night prior!!!!), it takes a while to go to each station (95% of them are outside). But each station is only about 5 minutes max. Plan to dress warmly and spend about 1 1/2 hours total. Free hot chocolate and cookies when you are finished. Such a wonderful and sweet event (yes, I teared up a few times) to further get you into the miracle of Christ plus magic and beauty of the holiday season!

I love this church, it's so large and such awesome people. they have many activates and groups,…read morelike youth group, VBS, Sunday school, Soccer camp and more. You should totally cheaply it out!

Metro Cherry Hill has been a warm, inviting community for me since I've started attending a little…read moreover a year ago. Through this church, I've experienced a renewed outlook on life and gained friends who point me to Christ through every season. As a newly married couple, my husband and I have benefited from having this community around us to give us perspective and walk with us through this new life stage. I'm so grateful to have found this community!

From the owner: The vision of the Metro Family of Churches is to "renew, retrain, and rebuild" the surrounding…read moreareas of the city through Christ-centered worship, genuine community, and incarnational ministry as a response to the Gospel. We invite you to worship, serve, and come alongside us as we seek to grow together.

Love this church it's such a blessing if your looking for a Christian church in the cherry hill…read morearea this is the house of God you will not be sorry you attended

From the owner: Helping People Find & Follow Jesus. That's what Kingsway Church is all about. We are an authentic,…read morecreative, and diverse community of people who are dedicated to seeing Jesus change people's lives.

I've been going for many years and the sermon has changed drastically. too much judgement from the…read morelead pastor. The church is becoming political.

Marlton Assembly of God is a wonderful church to attend. My husband grew up attending under various…read morepastors. The current pastor, Pastor John Wegner, is funny and easy to connect with. He really tries to make sure that he explains and expounds on the word of God and the topics being covered. Showing up in jeans won't make you feel funny or out of place unless it's a holiday--as most teens, young adults and young families tend to wear either khakis or jeans. The kids programs are very interactive and caring. The youth group is growing and has a wonderful team of leaders led by Pastor Andy Lynn. The church recently built Marlton Field House, which houses the youth group, some offices, and sports facilities. The Field House hosts various events throughout the year including a Fall Fest with games and activities for kids of all ages, and also various sporting events and activities. If you are looking for a local Bible believing church, Marlton is a great place to visit and get connected.

What a beautiful church! I loved all the glass and decor!…read more We saw The Pine Barons Chorus spring production. It was awesome and the church's new huge flat screen made the show that much more colorful and enjoyable! I got a sweet homemade knitted heart that was prayed on :)

Hope is a wonderful church known for accepting and loving people where they are. We are being…read moreconformed to the image of Christ so we can better serve God, and those in our church, community, and throughout the world.

Outstanding church. Beautiful, modern facility with traditional touches and huge expanses of…read morestained glass that light up the entire sanctuary. Appears that it would seat about 600. Was visiting the area and stopped in for 9AM Mass. Parishoners are very welcoming and the priest positively radiates Christian joy. The cantor at the Mass we attended was excellent and was accompanied by a thundering organ. Communion is very orderly and I like that they have separate lines for those who do not want to partake of the precious blood.

Great Church! It's a really cool environment, nice people, great kids programs and relevant…read moreteaching for everyday life.

From the owner: Maybe you’ve been in church your entire life or maybe you’re just now giving it a try for the first…read moretime. Whatever the case, consider this; HOPE Community Church is where you can fit in. Here, you can grow, serve and celebrate. You can hope and heal. You can lead and learn. Most importantly, you can discover how Jesus can and will change your life FOREVER.

CampFAC (Fellowship Alliance Chapel) is a hidden gem in Marlton. It is family-friendly, free of…read morecharge, and open to the public on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays during the summer. (10:00am - 8:00pm). The grounds are maintained by volunteers and donations. We had a great time today, the kids enjoyed it. Kayaking was fun (I like the island in the middle of the lake). Nice set-up all around. Everyone was chill, no riff-raff here. They have: - Spring-fed cedar lake. It is very clean, they test the water weekly. - Sandy beach (well groomed) - Lifeguards on duty - Beach volleyball court, horseshoe pits and basketball. - They have free canoes and kayaks (life vests included) - Picnic areas - Hiking trail (around a mile or so) - Gas grills - Adirondack style chairs and beach umbrellas - Many shady spots provided by the trees - Bathroom facility - Birthday parties are okay as long as the group doesn't exceed 20, 25 max. "Minors under the age of 16 may not be dropped off and must be accompanied by a responsible adult. CampFAC is not a daycare facility and will not be held responsible for the well-being of its guests. The use of ALCOHOL and TOBACCO is strictly prohibited. Foul language and lewd or reckless behavior will not be tolerated". They don't have a snack bar so feel free to pack a cooler and bring some grub. If you want, bring beach chairs, umbrellas and sand toys with you. Early bird gets the worm as far as picking your spot (tables/chairs, etc.).

This is my church and I love it, I love people there and I LOVE how family oriented it is! Pastors…read moreand all the crew are nice and do a great job at helping bring a holiness to the worship, they also have a free coffee bar with bartenders that Starbucks has nothing on, they are also very genuine and loving I even shared a concern with them about a bowl of kids crackers that are left by the coffee bar for the children as my child is grain-intolerant and I usually have hard time keeping him away from that (parents of toddlers with food allergies know the struggle is real!) and I suggested they replace it with something healthier like bananas and within few minutes the crackers were gone! I can't explain how appreciated that made me feel and how much I was grateful for my church family for looking after my children, this is not only a church but a home.

I refer to myself as Episcopalian, but was raised Catholic. I like Buddhism beliefs, and love…read morelearning about ALL religions. At this point in my life (pushing 50 . . . gulp!), I don't really associate myself with any religion, except for the human one! Be a good person (I am), do good (I do), help others (check) and live a humble and appreciate life (absolutely!). I haven't attended a Mass here, but I see the wonderful community most often in passing. Children doing crafts outside, a donation drop on premises, etc. There is an early morning Easter service offered, but to be there by 6:30 a.m. would've been a bit rough for me. How sweet though - and I'm sure, beautiful. I often walk from my place of employment and do maybe 4 "laps" around the church ~ it's instant therapy! Maybe one day I'll attend a service.

From the owner: We are a church in the Methodist tradition that has a passion for loving God and our neighbor…read more Because we haven't figured it all out, we study together, spend time together in fellowship and prayer, and offer our hands and hearts in service to our local and global community.