I got the privilege of serving with this church when sandy hit and the pastors are awesome. It's a…read moregreat multi-cultural church that reaches out to the community

St Michaels has been a wonderful experience for my children. My daughter transferred from Hillside…read moreCatholic Academy due to the school closure. My daughter could not be happier. The teachers really push the kids to excel in their academics. They have a nice mixture of academics and athletics. School meals gave changed to healthier choices and served fresh daily. Parking lot is also used for the kids to play and their is also a toddler lot in the front of the school. The parent association has strived to make things better for the students and are trying to improve communications with the parents on school and fundraising activities. My son has entered kindergarten and has shown dramatic changes in a month of attending. I highly recommend you send your children here for a quality education.

Church is in a nice location. Parking is huge and shares with St Michael's school. But you need…read moreto arrive early because this church gets packed. Services start on time and ends on time. Church gets updated and well kept. Also have yearly confirmation for your kids that start at 9th grade.

My grandfather was rector of this church from its founding in 1919 until the late 50s and my mom…read moregrew up in its rectory. I have many pictures of those years both exterior and interior. My grandparents gifted 4 (+?) of the stained glass windows in memoriam of their parents. It's a shame they'll tear it down and put a house/houses on the spot. No one wants a church anymore; people don't go to church anymore in that area. *Before Covid, as Spanish-speaking non-denominational congregation did meet there, but they closed up too.. Note: The church and rectory were designed by architect Robert C. Edwards of Elizabeth NJ.

When the church was actually St Luke's church is was a gorgeous old church with the most amazing…read morestained glass windows but I'm not sure who is trying to claim this page now There was rich history of that church and its congregation that carried over for generations

This is by no means a large church. That said the quality of service that is achieved here is…read moreadmirable. I'd recommend trying them out for this slightly different flavor of Catholicism.

Wonderful center - my Fiancé and I attend services on Sunday…read more We love the community feeling - and the diverse experience.

I came in scared of god. I was clean from drugs and alcohol for 2 and a half years with this gaping…read morewhole still in the middle of my chest. Depressed, angry, bitter. I had some great men in my life that went to oasis and always told me come here you might feel better. I first I attended celebrate recovery, a ministry that celebrates the little accomplishments in life that have been dragging us down. The things I came in with. It took me a good 5 months to walk in the sanctuary and to be honest it amazed me. People worshipping god, people crying, laughing over flowing with joy. They believed in something and I wanted to believe too. So I brought the body and the mind followed. Ever since then I've been going, and when I let god into my life miracles happened. It expanded my purpose, my pain. The pastor doesn't read like the priests I grew up with. He teaches it on a level that I can see it , hear it and believe it. He acts them out with props, videos, and stories. It was what this recovering addict needed, it was the plan all along.

At the Halloween parade, I like that they do this every year.. as always, the parking here sucks…read more.. I feel bad for the home owners over here, the parents park in their driveways, and even have the nerve to block them in, but get this instead of hurrying up to move their cars, they have to hold a conversation with the teachers and other parents, the nerve of these people...