My husband and I had our church ceremony here and it was absolutely perfect. The church is so…read morebeautiful inside so it required no decoration. They were extremely easy to work with and allowed us to bring in an outside celebrant. I highly highly recommend using this beautiful church for your wedding- particularly it's perfect if your reception is at Cairnwood Estate!!!

0 stars! Samantha who works in the office is very rude. She is such a Karen. I came in to speak…read morewith the owner not Karen (who seems like she makes no decisions) whom rudely shouted the owner is not interested.

One of the most beautiful cathedrals I have seen in the U.S. We did a tour (you can donate $5 or…read moreabove per person) for about 1-1.5 hours and learned about the history, architecture and religious beliefs of followers. Our guide was friendly and explained everything well. There are also GORGEOUS gardens to explore right outside. However, please be respectful as this is a religious space.

Came here to shoot some birthday photos during the hour of sunset and these photos came out…read moreamazing! Not too crowded and free parking but you must leave after the sun has fully set. This is a quiet and safe area to relax and enjoy the views.

We recently rented the Faith Hall and the church for my daughters bridal shower, rehearsal dinner…read moreand wedding. Faith Hall is a great space for an event and Danielle is so easy to work with. We had plenty of space and the amount of time given worked out perfectly. The wedding rehearsal and wedding day went very smoothly thanks to Kim's calming reassurance. It was a beautiful wedding in a beautiful church. Kim made sure things ran on time but did not rush us with pictures or hurry us out of the church. In addition both spaces were clean and orderly when we arrived. Thanks so much Trinity Church for making my daughters day a special one!

I attended a wedding here so take it for what it's worth. It's pretty nice on the outside although…read morethe inside is quite modest. The pastor who performed the wedding was really good and the whole church had a cozy feel to it.

This church has been my family's greatest find. Tom the assistant pastor gives such educational…read moresermons that are truly inspiring and the lead pastor Bob truly loves this church and is always willing to listen. The congregation is friendly and you can really feel at home here in such a short time. If your looking for study groups they offer several to choose from. Child care is also available during the Sunday services as well as a great kids program on Wednesday nights.

Modern Catholic Church that I went to with a friend. Using the GPS, I had a hard time finding it…read moreas it's on a flag lot off of Knowles. If you are new to this area, the church's frontage is on 2nd St. Pike. Enter the lot between the Church and the pretzel place on the corner. Parking is tight. Be prepared to get blocked in until after mass if you don't Park next to the fire lane.

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 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.

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!

The Newtown Reform Church has it entrance right at the corner of the Newtown Bypass and Buck Road,…read moremaking for some entertaining moments when the drivers behind you realize you are turning into a driveway that they cannot even see. Still, once on the property, and the church is seen in the distance across the open field, you realize that this is probably a good place for a church, but certainly not for anything that attracts more autos into the site. There is no other way in or out, so just be careful. I have only been to this location a few times for special events of the Chinese Christian Church of Princeton that rents the facility from the local congregation on a regular basis. The most recent was the celebration of The Year of the Dog, which began recently. The space works well for these hundred or so families, and it is obvious why they would love to purchase the grounds and structures for their perpetual use. Word has it that the church has declining membership and was in fact for sale at one time, but that it is now in partnership with a residential developer to build homes around the steeple and use the hall as a community center!? Sounds like a very bad idea. I enjoyed the feasts and festivities produced by the leasees there, both summer and winter. How nice would it be if they had a permanent home here in the heart of Bucks County. Surely, William Penn would approve.