I contacted Pastor David Green when I was looking for a church to attend in the area. Our…read morecorrespondence was very nice and informational. I decided to visit. The people are friendly, warm and welcoming. I continued to attend, went to a "Path to Membership" class and, well, became a member. The church has a very traditional look and feel. It is a very old church, however, it is a progressive church. I believe I found my spiritual community at Salem.

I visited Salem when I was looking for a church with a sense of community, and one that was loving,…read morenot dogmatic. Salem is just what I was looking for! It is a friendly and fun group, and is dedicated as a church to be a loving and positive force. It is a comfortable place for those who do not come from a traditional church background.

I really enjoy going to Church at St Isidore's. Father Ken, Decon Patrick & Decon Dave are three of…read morethe finest people. They are awesome and make you feel at home at Saint Isidore's. The Wednesday Social is a great way to meet new and exciting people. A new group is forming. The new group will be amazing with greeters at the door, with a friendly smile and a welcoming attitude.

We started attending St. Isidore masses two years ago. It is hidden off Pumping Station Rd. in…read moreQuakertown (behind new Target plaza). The priests are friendly, as are the parishioners. We drive about 30 minutes to go here. Very family oriented.

This church is the best. Focused on Jesus, The Bible and loving all people. There is a lot of…read moreservice and outreach abd it's very warm.

The Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church was built in 1811, and still sits above River Road in…read moreSolebury, PA, looking very much as it did when consecrated. Its Bucks County fieldstone facade is ageless, and for all the world to imagine that it sprung wholely formed directly from this good earth. Sadly, I was there for the first time attending to a funeral for a friend's mother-in-law, who was taken too soon after a battle with cancer. Yet, if there was ever a House of God able to hold and comfort the pain and grief of a large family, this ancient chapel was it. Although not Christian, I felt the holiness of the stones, stained glass and old wooden benches sitting beneath its high vaulted ceiling. Every word spoken in memoriam of her passing by her children and husband rang clearly off the well plastered walls. The pastor's homily of Proverbs:31 was true and to the point. As I sat concentrating on the message, I saw a bright white light glowing behind each of them, attesting to their complete sincerity, sense of loss and the devine presence. It was a Light comfortably embraced by the strong stone arms of this amazing soulful edifice.

Although not a member of the St. Andrew's congregation because of my Jewish faith, I have visited…read moreboth the old and new St. Andrew Catholic Church in Newtown, Pa. on many occasions. It is part of the Philadelphia Diocese, and operates an school by the same name on Wrights Road. The old brownstone single tower neo-Gothic structure, completed in 1880, has a wonderful ambiance, but it held only 200 people and became too small for the growing population of central Bucks County. A new modern open church was completed in the 1990's, just up Swamp Road. Its airiness and vaulted ceilings contributes to a sense that prayers fly upward and are amplified by the multitude of sincere entreaties below. It is a very warm church. Sadly, it seems that the main reason for visits over the years has been to attend funerals and the Blue Mass for our police officers and first responders. Father (Monsignor) Picard is a strong and compassionate leader of this faith community. He connects well with all, and offers a sincere ear and deep reflective response to all who seek his advise and aid. I found myself there yesterday after a neighbor I have known for many years passed away suddenly. The pews were full with his mourning family, friends, co-workers and neighbors. Psalms were read. Songs were song, and eucharist was offered. Tears flowed. Embraces were extended and heart felt. The service ended and solemnly as it had begun, with Father Picard standing at the door offering one last, "Peace Be With You," to all who had come to celebrate and commiserate the life and death of a wonderful man too soon taken.

They're good for maybe a year and then nothing. While the pastors are good and try their hardest,…read morethe membership is full of two-faced heathens who will lie to your face. They will make you believe that anything that isn't K-Love is evil, if you aren't of an Anglo-Saxon culture, it is evil, and if you don't support Chick-fil-A, you are a bad Christian. If you are a woman of average buld, you better know your way around a kitchen because that's all they'll let you do. The pastors want to welcome everyone and be down to earth but the congregation wants it to be a mega-church. Also, you should not have to go through another baptism if you were baptized elsewhere but I know many who did.

THE BEST CHURCH IN BRISTOL!!! They welcome you with open arms, help guide you, and teach the Word…read moreof God in a very open and honest manner minus the dogma, cliques, and discrimination. Also the fact that they do so much in the community is pure AWESOME! Come here and you won't want to leave!

Trinity Church is a wonderful community of faith where truly everyone is welcome. Beautiful…read morebuilding and grounds, excellent music program, thoughtful and authentic clergy.

10+ years strong! -…read moregood for families with kids - good for teens - good for LGBTQ community - good to hear about current events as they relate to the Gospel - good for anyone trying to find a welcoming community - good for anyone not looking to look past the real issues of our time - great opportunities for anyone willing and/or able to help make things better for everyone in the church community and beyond

The Church has had the Rivera family and Pastor Ben since 2017 and is a excellent Church with…read morestrong Christian values, one of the best in the area. It's not a stagnant Church, always improving, give it a visit and Pastor Ben will graciously spend sometime with you, and you with him.

One of the smaller and uglier church that i visit. This church has some nice interior features, but…read morethe playground out back is worse than bridge valley's cursid playground! the church only has some sunday school. but the communion is tasty. I certainly will come back, even though i don't like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I cannot believe that I've been checking in faithfully and had not written a review for my church…read more It must have slipped my mind but it's okay I'm writing one now. My relationship with this church began about seven years ago when one of my sisters invited me to visit this church with her. I have visited several churches over the course of my life but never sort of really connected. However, on my first visit here I knew that I wanted to come back and visit again. There is no perfect church but I can honestly say that my life has been forever changed since joining this church. I've met some wonderful people who have become family to me and my son. Everyone has their own preferences about what they like, Love Fellowship Tabernacle is just right for me.

I absolutely love this church! The preached word, the people, the true genuine worship and praise…read more Bishop Hezekiah Walker truly has a heart for God and loves and cares about his congregation. The location is great and the church is beautiful. You won't leave like you came in.. God s truly in the atmosphere!