Greenhouse is a great local church in Bergen county with a loving community. It's been so…read morerefreshing attending this church for the past year and a half. I love the teaching here because the messages are really practical, they're on point biblically, and the pastor is really genuine & down to earth. Also, it's a loving community that I've been able to connect with. Everyone is really nice there, and it's a place you can be vulnerable with too. The church is predominantly made up of young adults, young families, and a few college students. Ultimately, a church isn't only about the things you can receive at a service or in the community, but it's ultimately about pursuing Jesus. And I see that this church is honestly striving to pursue Jesus together.

Loved the service, great music, open feel. It's a pretty young church, so if you're looking for a…read morechurch you can really be a part of, this is a great option. But if you're not ready for that, and you're more of the in and out type, this is also a great place to hear the Gospel and take your time to figure things out.

My teenage son and I met Pastor Rick and his wife, Claudette, in our apartment building. They were…read morevery kind and met us to pray for us through difficult times, after the doorman introduced us to them. We decided to visit their church. Everyone was very kind, friendly and welcoming. The pastor led the service in prayer. The youth were engaged in playing guitars and singing religious songs. They also had guest speakers from a religious ministry program that does outreach to francophone West African immigrants in NYC. Thereafter, the pastor invited us to join the congregation in a potluck dinner. They hold such dinners once a month where worshippers get to share a meal and get to know each other over a meal. We were amazed to find that some people have been members of the congregation for 20 years! Also congregation members are of various ethnic groups - Caucasian, African American, African, Latino and Asian as well as mixed. They invited us to return to their church for regular service as well as additional prayers. Thank you, Pastor Rick and Ms. Claudette! Oh. I forgot to mention that the church is in a delightful little White House shared by other churches with service in Spanish, Chinese and Korean.

Not a resident of Fort Lee, NJ but do visit the neighborhood alot for our Fat Mommys Club haha. We…read morecame this past Sunday for a birthday party thought it would be fun to take all the kids here to the carnival during the afternoon (opens at 2pm) while the family starts up the grill for our bbq at the house. Packages were going from 55 tickets for $60 or you have a choice of the $35 unlimited ride wristband. Rides were a bit old, some even had doors and seatbelts that didn't work, taking 1 star away for that. Rides averaged 3-4 tickets each. There were 2 sides, one side are mostly kiddie rides for little ones 36' tall & up, the other were rides for older kids 42' tall. Another star less for a few staff members not checking to make sure seatbelts were secured, parents make sure you double check! By the information, they had a smoke house set up by the local fire house, purpose was to have kids and parents go in a smoke filled area and teach them how to escape a fire, which is great for us to bring the kids in and experience. Zeppoles going for 13 pieces only for $5!

Hello Church Family!…read more My husband and I visited this church while visiting our friend who attends this church. The sermon by Pastor Jay is so solid. I really felt nourished by both the Word delivered and the music played by one man on a guitar. It was all so wonderful and homey. The congregation is small and so so genuine. They have lunch provided by a member of the congregation directly after service followed by a wonderful bible study around 1pm. The service is at 10:30am. I highly recommend this church! We will certainly be back when we visit our friend! They were so so welcoming and sweet.

This is a church where you can really grow spiritually. There are not many distractions and the…read morefocus is on the Bible and being a church family. The sermons are not your typical topical sermons. They are gospel-focused, teaching through the whole Bible and not skipping around random verses every week. The children's pastor is also so great with the kids; feels like a real family. My kids love going to church every Sunday. I attended a large mega-church for 9 years, but have definitely grown more spiritually at this smaller church. If you are looking for a church where you can really grow spiritually, and be part of a church family and not be ignored, this is the church for you!

I am the pastor of the church and it is a privilege to serve these disciples of Christ. As we…read morestudy and proclaim the scriptures, we also look for ways to practice our faith and to seek the justice God proclaims today. We are multicultural and LGBTQ affirming. We love good music and on any given Sunday you may hear classical music, global hymns, gospel or jazz. Children play an active role in the church and we seek to welcome them through children's bulletins and bibles, a children's sermon, and sometimes having the kids lead music or read scripture lessons. Worship is at 10:30. We serve Communion once a month and offer anointing for healing and wholeness by the Deacons once each season. Baptism is available to all ages, with the expectation that you remain part of the community to grow in faith. Sunday School for children and adults is at 9:30 am. We have 3 age- appropriate classes for pre-k through middle schoolers, and an adult bible study as well. We have occasional youth group activities such as the confirmation lock-in and preparing a meal to serve at the Family Promise shelter. The church offers 8 weekly English Conversation Classes for the community, taught by volunteers. We support the Oelhaff House shelter for survivors of domestic violence, Center for Food Action, and CoFiA and First Friends, which are both groups that work for immigration justice. Jazz Jam meets the 2nd Friday each month, at 8 pm, where musicians of all ages and skills come to share their music and build community. You are welcome to check us out!

One of the few churches I've attended where folks come and make you feel comfortable and welcomed…read more The pastor, Rev. Debra Given, is super child-friendly and the Sunday School reflects this educational quality of love. Definitely worth a visit. Check it out.

I have been attending this church for about five years now. I love this charming little place and…read morethe wonderful people that fill it. It's a small congregation, but everyone is welcoming and proactive. There are many different events that occur which could keep you as busy as you'd like (fall fair, mother daughter tea, pasta throwdown!, movie night, bible study, choir, morning prayer, etc). Child care and Sunday school is available for your young ones, so bring them too! For anyone that has not had any experience attending church or are looking for a new church, I think this place would be a wonderful place to try. It's a non-threatening environment, the place is filled with down to earth people that care, and it's intimate enough where you won't get "lost in the crowd."

All Saints Episcopal Church is an inquiring and sharing community of faith, embracing the…read moreunconditional and all-inclusive love of Christ. We welcome and accept all people, encourage knowledge of our faith and exploration of our spirituality through education and worship. We demonstrate the transforming power of God's presence by sharing our gifts. This is our mission and ministry to Leonia.

This is our family's church. The church is beautiful. We are definitely blessed to be patrons…read more Everyone is welcoming! There is even a weekly children's mass, which is amazing for the kiddos. If you are looking for a new parish, you be very happy at Our Lady of Grace.

Spanish mass at 1;30 has a nice congregation and song to praise God. very nice with organ music…read more Father luis is the attending priest. He is a wonderful person.

Great experience, my family had been seeking a church after returning to NYC from Houston and this…read moreChurch fit the exact description of what we were looking for, family/home environment, non dogmatic, non pyramidical, non manipulative, non coercive, no pressure, multicultural, pastor accessible, down to earth, non religious, practical, inspiring, Humble, full of humility, loving, free in spirit.

First time visitor today. Small, cozy and very friendly. Nice singing and easy to feel either…read moreanonymous or engaged. I was greeted twice as I arrived and several people said hello afterward. It was clear that Chris (the pastor) is devoted to the Lord and to helping people connect with others and grow in their spiritual journey. No pressure, and casual attire. I would definitely consider visiting again. There is a lot more I could say, but I left feeling good about Everyday's presence nearby. Try it for yourself.

I've attended Metro for over a decade now. "Transformation" is the mission statement and Metro…read moreDELIVERS! IF you are actually willing to open yourself up to the Holy Spirit and do some work. Faith without good works is feckless, you know? One of our requirements for a church was that the church was a "working church". Meaning that they actually had to be about it, not just preach about it. A church not willing to serve beyond the walls of the physical church is not seriously concerned with following Jesus. Imperfect people being transformed by a perfect God. When I started looking for a church Metro was, by far, the friendliest of the 5 I visited. I adore our pastoral staff, led by Pastor Peter Ahn. He is extremely vulnerable and open in word and in practice. I'd never seen anything like it. I respect it so much because he removes all the normal bluster I've seen from the pulpit. He has been an excellent role model and I can honestly say it's made me a better person. Metro has great children's programs on Sunday morning. I've seen the impact on the children in my family. It's a great way to introduce them to Jesus in a way they can understand. They also have a variety of groups (formerly known as small groups) for different activities and studies. Through out the year they offer learning sessions that focus on lessons of the bible. Right now I'm taking a Racial Reconciliation course. If you are a regular attendee your best bet is to join a ministry to serve with - women's, children's ministry, men's ministry, or media ministry. It's a great way to get to know the congregation. Metro also has a whole branch dedicated to social justice advocacy - JAC. It's very plugged in to Englewood and offers a lot of additional volunteer opportunities to serve the people of the city and act as God's hand and feet.

I attended a retreat at this church a couple of years ago and had a difficult experience that's…read morestayed with me. After the sermon, I asked one of the leaders Peter A. for prayer. I was told they could not pray for me because I wasn't a member. I left feeling confused and hurt. I believe a church should be open to supporting anyone who walks in, especially those asking for help. Unfortunately, this experience made me feel excluded during a time I was seeking spiritual support. I hope the leadership reflects on how moments like this can impact someone deeply. The retreat itself was well-organized, and the message was strong. But for me, it ended with disappointment, not connection.