A Christ-centered church with a warm and welcoming congregation. Good solid bible-based teaching…read morethat challenges you to live out your faith in an authentic way.

Ill get to a service one of these times - right denomination too!…read more A gorgeous spring day brought us for crepes in Haddonfield - of course we walked around afterward. I love the thrift store in the basement. I scored big - a Gap cardigan, a Neiman Marcus sexy, draped top, red summer heeled sandals & a casually cool button down for my big man. Lovely workers too. Check it out or just donate if no luck.

A beautiful church for another (a beloved spouse of the person held in memorial at the last service…read moreI was at in 2007) viewing . . . the unseasonably sunny weather catapulted the somber morning. The church is modest, yet so beautiful, both at the same time. The priest was incredible, personable, and even put some levity into the memorial. I appreciated his microphone head set. The singers acquired were angelic and professional . . . they made the service even more special than it already was. I really enjoyed the décor and open and airiness of the church overall. I kept looking up at Jesus on the cross when the songs were breaking my heart and had me in literal tears. My absolutely ONLY, ONLY, ONLY negative, was that there was no public water (or even bottled) available. I was parched. An employee told me that there were paper cups in the bathroom. I'm fine with drinking tap water, but I really found it odd to not have water on hand for guests. People get anxious and overcome at viewings/funerals - I would think that water is a NECESSITY! I hope to go to this beauty for a happy occasion sometime. . .

What a beautiful Catholic church, just a few minutes' walk from my home. I brought my visiting…read moremother here, who is a devout Catholic. Me, not so much, but hey. The ambiance is lovely with the huge stained windows, especially when there is sunlight streaming in through the colored glass. There is something oddly comforting about the old wooden pews that creak softly as people rise and sit throughout Mass. The priest spoke eloquently during the liturgy, and there are little touches to encourage smiles that made even newbies like me feel welcome (such as shaking hands and welcoming each other). Finally, music was incredibly well done. The singer was wonderful and her piano accompanist was truly gifted. A nice touch to a lovely service.

I attend a meeting here weekly--the facilities are just perfect for our group. The building i…read moreclean and welcoming. The meeting room is spacious, has a speaking area/dance floor, and a stage. There is also a kitchen and plenty of seating. The hosts are very pleasant to our group. Parking is along the street, which isn't a problem unless there is snow around.