First & foremost, don't stress over what to wear. On a typical Sunday service , you will find our…read morestaff and volunteers wearing jeans & tee shirts. So, feel free to dress comfortably and casually. When you enter the Community Church parking lot, flip your hazard lights on and there parking team will assist you to there reserved parking areas for first-time guests. Once inside, feel free to grab some free refreshments at there café and stop by Guest Central for any questions you may have. There Worship Experience is typically 60 minutes of dynamic, relevant music coupled with practical, theologically sound teaching. There goal is to provide a powerful worship experience every Sunday. In the winter they do this spectacular Winter Wonderland for you to attend , to meet new people, bring the kids... so many Christmas lights , your in awe. Santa is there for the kids , and each year there is a different theme. This year was Whoville with the Grinch beautiful Singing of Christmas songs, worship and then food to enjoy and games, ornament making, hot cocoa and Santa pictures. Nothing to pay for.... If you don't have any kids , like tonight my girlfriend and I attended, the whole service brought out the kids in us. Thanks pastor Dave and Bekha for an amazing evening.

i love this church so much i recommend it they make you feel at home and welcome ive been going…read moresince i was a baby and ive made so friends that feel like family and i look forward to going to youth every week i would go to this church everyday if i could they also have amazing staff and im so thankful to be apart of this amazing church family

Very inviting and I love the outreach programs they offer. The mass times are very helpful they…read moreare frequent enough to meet the needs of the congregation. They also offer many other services such a eucharistic adoration and many other devotions.

My husband and I attended mass there recently and were made to feel so welcome by all those we…read moreencountered. (If it weren't a 5+ hour drive from home, I'd visit on a regular basis.) St. Matthew's graciously accommodated my request for celiac-friendly communion, which means a lot to me. We were even invited to a wine and cheese party after mass.

We meet the third Monday of every month, at 7pm or you may join on zoom…read more TCF MISSION STATEMENT The mission of The Compassionate Friends: When a child dies, at any age, the family suffers intense pain and may feel hopeless and isolated. The Compassionate Friends provides highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild, and helps others better assist the grieving family. The Compassionate Friends was founded over 50 years ago when a chaplain at the Warwickshire Hospital in England brought together two sets of grieving parents and realized that the support they gave each other was better than anything he, as a chaplain, could ever say or provide. Meeting around a kitchen table, the Lawleys and the Hendersons were joined by a bereaved mother and the chaplain, Simon Stephens, and The Society of the Compassionate Friends was born. The Compassionate Friends jumped across the ocean and was established in the United States and incorporated in 1978 in Illinois. Each chapter, along with the supporting National Office, is committed to helping every bereaved parent, sibling, or grandparent who may walk through our doors or contact us. Today TCF has over 600 chapters serving all 50 states plus Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and Guam, that offer friendship, understanding, and hope to bereaved parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members during the natural grieving process after a child has died. Around the world more than 30 countries have a Compassionate Friends presence, encircling the globe with support so desperately needed when the worst has happened.

it was a wonderful 11am mass. the members of this church are always so nice and welcoming when my…read moremom and i come here during our vacation. my own church doesnt have pews anymore which i did enjoy sitting on here.

On the one hand the temple has been the pioneering Jain site of worship in NJ, but on the other, it…read moreis now become very crowded and grown faster than it can manage. Even still, this has been the one temple we have been coming to for the last 16 years and likely the only temple we will ever visit on a routine basis. What started as small building with some murthi's has now expanded into three working temples, with murthi's 4-5 feet tall, prayer books, and puja items. The main temple has 3 shwetambar murthi's and 2 digambar murthi's, one of which is Maharvir Bhagwan. They've added extra bathrooms on the outside and there's a rack near the entrance where you can leave your shoes before you enter. They've also made the most use of their property by building a scaled down version of shikharji, and a playground for the kids. There are new, clear road signs now, which weren't there even 4 years ago, and the animal enclosure (w PEACOCKS!!) is no longer in the way of traffic. After your prayers, there's a community cafeteria on the opposite side of the main temple (also beautifully refurbished), which offers lunch and chai free of charge. However! It is common courtesy to eat and then donate to the temple, since you're not here to pig out!! I think they also serve breakfast and chai, but we've always come in the afternoon.

Great place and we have been associated with this right from the start. It has grown but now has…read morecompetition from the Franklin Temple which is more centrally located but quite small. Time to refocus it to making the destination for all kinds of Jain community service initiatives including weddings and family functions for Jain families. It has ideal location and venue Four Weddings in summer as the kitchen and Hall can be made available. Or you can have it outside. There's plenty of chairs Etc. You can have recommended Jain food Caterers who can deliver the food and set up the different evens such as the mandap, food and decorations. And there should be a recommended donation for the use of facilities depending on the extent of the function and certain number of rooms should be available along with the booking. I hope the Jain community looks at this proposal seriously and provide positive feedback

Stopped into Christ Episcopal Church today to attend the Sussex County Oratorio Society…read morepresentation of Handel's Messiah. Beautiful event, especially for someone like me who loves music but never exposed to oratory. Nice church with interesting stained glass, pipe organ and very comfortable pews. Glad I stopped in.

A warm, inviting place to worship the Lord. All of the…read morepageantry and none of the guilt.

Nestled in the Pocono Mountains, a stone-throw away from the Bushkill Falls, BCC is a warm, cozy,…read moreintimate Evangelical church, with practical, Bible-based messages. Come share our mission to hope, heal & help

It's great place to visit on Lunar New Year, Vesak Festival( this year is Sunday May 19th 2019, and…read moreUllambana ( August 18th 2019) NamoAmitabha