St Kieran is a church where everyone feels welcome, you can really bond with the community by…read morejoining in so many activities and groups, all are leading by the Father Jesus. Great counselor in any case, specially young couples or those who are preparing to get married

We've been part of this family for 2 years and a half. We chose it because is close to Brickell and…read moreafter having our wedding preparation with Father Jesus we decided to stay as regular parishioners. During that time, Father Jesus and the St. Kieran team make sure we felt at home every time we went to mass or to our meetings. After rescheduling our wedding many times because of COVID, we decided we wanted Father Jesus to be the one who officiates our ceremony (we were going to get married on Medellin), and again the team was really responsive even with the 3 weeks notice we give to them. Our wedding was beautiful and Father Jesus gave a great ceremony. We're really happy with St. Kieran!

I came by St. John the Apostle Catholic Church during my vacation back in Miami. I was born and…read moreraised in Hialeah and spent most of my life in Miami-Dade County. I was baptized, took first communion, and my confirmation at this church. I even was a few years a lector at this church as well. I went to its Youth Group, I attended Sunday School at the school it has attached to it. It had been years since I had come mostly because of moving away first to Homestead and then several years ago even moving to Ohio. I have a lot of fond memories here. Coming to this church, being part of its community made a positive impact upon me and did shape me into the man I became. This is something I am forever thankful of. I was really hoping to go into the Church and reminisce as well as take pictures of its beautiful interior. It has a breathtaking wall sized mural of the Crucifixion. Alas, the church doors were closed and locked, which I found to be odd. It was always open when I used to come. The chapel was still open, though. Eventually when I passed the sign and saw the writing that was scrawled on one side of the sign with a certain expletive, I came to realize why it was closed. It saddened me to see that. Whatever issues you may have with the church, it certainly does not condone that. Still, walking around the ground helped me remember some fond memories and helped me examine how far I have come.

I love the place. It is peaceful and closed to the airport when I arrived here for Spring Break. I…read moretook the MetroConnect/Miami Dade (no.54) so I would say the transportation to the church is accessible and affordable. The church is clean and well-taken care of. You can pray here, attend masses, confessions, adoration, and even Friday station of the cross.

Hermosa sede de la iglesia Crossbridge en Key Biscayne! El ambiente es muy agradable, la gente…read moreamable, buena alabanza, sana doctrina, un espacio amplio y una vista preciosa al mar. Lo mejor es que muestran el mensaje del Evangelio tal como es, sin añadir ni quitar nada! recomendada si viven cerca a la zona.

I started out "church hopping" in Miami and this church happened to be the first church I tried…read more.. and the last! All of the members were so warm and welcoming, the sermon was highly educational, and they even offered a FREE Masters Level Theology class in both Spanish and English! I've learned and grown so much at this church, and am so thankful I took the risk and gave it a try! I've been attending ever since!

This is the church I currently attend, and I believe it is excellent. Masses are given in English…read moreand in Spanish on Sunday. The 8:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:00 am, and 5:30 pm ones are in English. The 12:30 pm and 7:00 pm ones are in Spanish. The church itself may not be among the most fancily decorated, but of course the atmosphere is welcoming. A lot of the people that I see on Sundays in the Spanish Mass are polite and friendly, I assume it probably applies to the English ones as well. As far as praise and worship, the hymnals are available with the variety of songs that are sang during Mass. Overall I give it 5 stars because it is a welcoming, family-oriented environment and a great community. The church website is located at http://www.blessed-trinity.org/ in case you would like to learn more. Thanks for reading my review.

I stepped away from organized religion for many, many years. And for many, many reasons…read more I started visiting Blessed Trinity because my new husband is part of the chorus. Now, I go because I enjoy it. Specially Father Yamil Miranda. Freshly ordained in May. Out of the box preaching, keeps everyone awake. Wonderful for young people who need to listen to God's words with a great sense of humor. Come visit sometime.

Love the church, amazing services, lots of events, real christian ministry and doctrine. Greta…read moreplace for any believer. They offer both Spanish and English services and both are phenomenal. I love this church and the congregation, may God bless this ministry.

I have attended Vida Abundante, a Spanish, charismatic church in Miami Gardens, for over 25 years…read moreoff and on. In that time, I have moved in and out of the area several times and regardless of the time that has passed, when I return, I am greeted with the same love and consistency I have grown so fond of. The Pastors, Roberto and Mirta Colloca are the real deal when it comes to teaching you the Bible alongside demonstrating that they truly care about their members. The worship and music time in Vida Abundante is second to none--filled with vitality, passion and life. The people that attend here are a mix of ages and backgrounds, yet consistently all humble, kind and joyful. It is a pleasure to attend here time and time again. If you are looking for a church in the Hialeah/Miami Lakes/Miami Gardens area, this should be a stop on your list. Note that the services are all in Spanish and services start at 11am on Sunday mornings.

Tamiami Baptist Church touched so many of my family one Friday night for a change. I attended about…read morefive years ago, invited by a cousin for a study and it was an eye opener. I have been searching for a new home and wanted to change from attending to a Roman Catholic Church to a Christian Church and Baptist had already been in my past. My first Church was Baptist Church of Contramaestre and I was hoping to get my family to same congregation. I had seen the difference and like Apostol Peter said, we have fought enough. And it doesn't matter if you get sprinkled with water, submerged or any other way; the sacraments instituted by Christ are provided here (Baptism and Lord's Supper). In this house of God, they proclaim that be holy because the son of God is Holy for your and your brothers and sisters. The Baptism here is not taken as a badge of graduation. Tamiami like any other church provides different ministries, bible studies, Sunday sermons, community outreach, youth meetings and more in both English and Spanish. The most important point to highlight here is that his house of God, provides cross centered word to the ears of sinners (all of us) and immerse us in the death of Christ and the resurrection of our Lord to feed us bread and blood (life) so that we are redeemed and our sins are forgiven. Remember that heaven is not for good people, but forgiven people. For more information, you may visit their site at: http://tamiamibc.org

I love this church to come praise/pray to San Lazaro. I recently baptized my twin girls here and it…read morewas such a lovely ceremony. The Father was very friendly and funny. Even though the parking is limited, we didn't have any problem having all our friends and family find a spot. When I come on week days to pray, I always bring flowers. It's nice because they have vases with water where you can put your flowers available. You can also purchase a candle to light when you enter the church to the left.