I came down from my parish in the Trenton area on a random Thursday for a couple of things: attend…read morea weekday mass, visit the Saint Carlos shrine and the gift shop, and partake in an hour or so of rosary and eucharistic adoration. So many things going on at this parish! I wish they were closer -- I would visit more often. Saint Carlos' shrine is magnificent. Beautiful grounds and church/chapel layout. Amazing array of saints' relics. Nice selection of gifts and charming gift shop manager.

Truly enjoyed attending weekend and weekday Masses here during my visits to NJ. One of three…read moreparishes I often frequent for daily liturgy. People are friendly and outgoing. Never felt like a stranger here. They offer two rites of the sacred liturgy of the Mass here including the Ordinary Form (English) and the Extraordinary Form (Latin). Both are valid, efficacious, and edifying so it merely depends on personal preference. Parking is plentiful and the grounds are very well maintained. Of course when we are here we're visiting with family members so it's always a wonderful celebration of being together while offering sacrifice and praise to God for all He has given us. Definitely be back again. Thank you for reading my review.

Great friendly Episcopal church with a superb Sunday school for kids and adults! Services at 8 and…read more10. St Stephens supports a food bank M-W, a shelter and thrift store plus host pumpkin patch in October, lots of events and outreach.

This is a close knit church that cares about its community. There are many options to get involved…read moreor study your faith. I especially enjoy Deacon Mike's homilies. He is a good man who does a lot for the church community. And Father Mike has also been welcoming to us and truly cares about his parishioners. I do wish the Children's Liturgy could extend beyond 2nd grade. My children loved it so much and got so much out of it that and they wanted to continue after communion. I understand wanting them to experience the full mass, but without a children's mass option, this gave them a piece of that.

Since 2016, my husband, my daughters and I started coming to the church of Epiphany. We volunteer…read moreat the church, make donations and helping the community. Three days ago I went to the office and spoke to Rev. Michael Santangelo the pastor of the church and one of the secretary's asking for a letter of recommendation for my husband that got detained by ICE. They promised me to send the recommendation to our lawyers office. Never happened. I felt like the church turn their back on my Family on something extremely important for our family. I'm very disappointed. Today Sunday I went again after mass I spoke to Rev. Michael Santangelo , his answer was let us se what we can do. (Meaning is not going to happen) I was on shock by his answer, Unbelievable how can they denied help when God love us equally..... #maybe because we're Spanish I don't know. But I'm not going back to this church .. I'll continue to my previous church who happily help my family with the letter... God bless this church.

My wife and I have been attending for 2 1/2 years. We generally enjoy the Bible teaching but have…read morebeen disappointed by the religious bigotry expressed by the immature new lead pastor. Church should be uniting people in Christ. Ken Carlson is very divisive in his viewpoints and remarks to the congregation. We can no longer tolerate his open bigotry and we will be searching for a new church.

Amazing church. The people there are very friendly and welcoming. All of the services touch on…read moredaily life and the teachings really resonate with you. They do outside services on the beautiful fall days which is nice as well. We are very happy here.

What a wonderful, caring, supportive priest! Father Miguel was a true gift from God. I called for…read morelast rights for my husband and Father Miguel not only came immediately he brought a peaceful presence. My husband passed shortly afterwards, and I could not have asked for a more loving passing!

I attended daily Mass this week and and was distracted by a display of what looked like a bee hive…read morewith the bees created with toilet paper rolls. I am sure someone put a lot of effort into the display; however I felt that placing it directly in front of the altar where our Lord is consecrated was in poor taste. I thought it showed disrespect for the sanctity of the holy Mass.

"...make your call and election firm..."…read more 2 Peter 1:10-11 My family have been parishioners here for 50+ years. We've seen many changes over these same years...some good, some not so good. We've seen the parish grow exponentially and also decline asymptotically. In the end, the bottom line has always been about Jesus... in the holy sacrifice of the Mass, in the Eucharist, in the Body of Christ. My family has greatly benefited from many of the graces received from our Lord through the ministry of the holy priests and deacons who serve here. If you are looking for a place for Mass or to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, or if you're new to the area and need a place to worship, you can't go wrong coming here. Jesus is waiting for you. Pax et Bonum. Ad Iesum per Mariam.

Large, friendly, family oriented Catholic church. Typical Sunday mass runs just under an hour and…read moreis done in the Novo Ordus (vernacular) form that most Catholics are familiar with. The church itself is done "in the round", with the altar in the front edge of the circle, as you walk in the main door. Because of the semi-circular seating setup, almost all the pews feel quite close to the action. A glass fronted crying room is provided in the back for people with crying babies. Plenty of parking and easy access make getting in and getting out, simple. Overall, the congregation is pleasant, but not pushy. Expect a casual greeting, but no formal new visitor recognition.

This is spiritual Home for me for 16 years. A place where all are welcome and there;is no sin and…read moreshame. A place where we know God is in the midst of all. And God is good all the time.

This is a spiritual home for anyone who believes there is Goodness in the Universe and people are…read moremeant to be Good in their Heart. I suffered the 'standard teachings' of mainline theology whose message is People are Bad, the Devil is against all that is good, and Hell is waiting for us. In my heart I knew God was Good all the time, S/He Loves all Humans. God wants us to be happy and enjoy eternity in heaven. There is only ONE DESTINATION FOR THE HUMAN SOUL: TO BE WITH GOD. Unity by the Shore not only teaches that messages but finds it in many holy scriptures and through the teachings of Christ Jesus who told us we are never disconnected from the Father, and, Heaven is Within Us. After more than 45 years of wondering who came up with all the crazy religions, I finally found one that makes sense. For the last 20+ years I have been happy to sit with God, a True Friend and Benefactor. People of all faith traditions will find a Message of Hope, Love and Eternal Peace (beginning right now) at this Spiritual Center.

We have been attending Trinity for the past three years and have found it to be a warm welcoming…read moreplace of worship. The fellow parishioners are supportive and a pleasure to worship with. There are fun social events and a lot of community outreach.

I have been become a member of the Trinity church community after regularly attending for five…read moreyears. I had been searching for a place to strengthen my spiritual life, and the first time I entered the doors, I felt my search was over. Our community is authentic in our belief that all are welcome. We are made stronger through our diversity. Once a disillusioned Catholic, I have found my home with God at Trinity Episcopal Church. My life has been transformed through my experiences here, and I remain so grateful! Come see it and feel it for yourself!