We searched for a long time to find a church that was a good fit for us. We had been to different…read morewebsites and visited several churches where we felt that we were tangents to the circle or maybe just a little outside of the flock. This was not so at St. Mark's. The moment we walked through the doors we felt we had found our spiritual home. The church is incredibly warm and welcoming. There is no pressure, but it takes no time to want to become involved. All ages, cultures, and backgrounds come together to add to the richness that is St. Mark's.

I spent time at this church in the past. Unfortunately, the community among the youth was not very…read moreinclusive, which made the overall experience less positive. This may not reflect everyone's experience, but it did not feel like the right environment for me.

Upon our return to New Orleans after living for 7 years in Los Angeles, we moved to Lakeview and…read morehad to decide at which church we would attend Sunday mass. There are several churches in the Lakeview / Mid City / Bucktown area and we went to every single one of them. However, we truly like Our Lady of the Rosary on Esplanade Avenue. Father David Robicheux is a young energetic priest with a passion for his job and also for the community in which we live. I'm not trying to be a "holy roller" but he actually translates the gospels into real world scenarios that we can all relate to. Auxillary Bishop Shelton Fabre is also in residence and often presides over the Saturday vigil mass as well as the Sunday evening mass. The church itself is beautiful and the few pictures that I have posted do not do it justice. If you are a visitor to this city or just looking for a catholic church in the Bayou St. John area, then check it out.

This is my new church home! There's so many things I love about this church I'm not sure where to…read morebegin. The main thing that I enjoy is that the priest is young and keeps his homilies relevant to what's going on in society. He also allows the deacons to do the homily which I think is very progressive and I enjoy quite a bit. Another major plus for me is that they have candles in the front that I can light and pray to the Virgin mother as well as St. Joseph on the other side. As the name of the church suggests I appreciate that there is a dedication to our lady as well as the rosary. The choir sounds absolutely amazing! It's funny because the choir director heard me sing one time in the congregation at 6 o'clock mass is trying to convince me to join the choir. The congregation is very friendly and I felt welcomed the first time I enter the church. I also enjoy that the congregation is very ethnically diverse. There's also very sweet ladies were trying out who asked me to join the Legion of Mary that meets on Monday nights. They even have field trips for example they went to St. Joseph's Abbey on the North Shore to visit. One of my girlfriends got married here and it is an absolutely beautiful church. As a bonus one time I saw the renowned chef Leah Chase and her husband and daughter at 9 o'clock mass in the first pew!

First of all, I wrote this review of Cornerstone "Christian" Center from here in Westwego, LA, NOT…read moreFrisco. I helped start and build this "church" in 1992. Things were good for a while. At some point, the founding "pastor" started to become a dictator by wanting to be not only the star of the show, but to run it, too. At some point he wanted attention and power. That's why at some point my sign language ministry (doing sign language presentations to contemporary Christian songs) was shut down because the "pastor" saw me as some threat to his power. Even the rest of leadership got in on it by taking away every bit of authority I had as an usher and a children's church worker. The "pastor" had accused me of things he made up for some time; others did the same thing. I never saw so much manipulation in my life. There's a couple in that "church" that's been accusing me of child abuse for over 35 years, knowing that they're making it up. It got to the point that the "pastor" knew he had to put them out of the church, but never did, despite the fact that he knew my side of the story, too. He did his job when he felt like it. That couple is still there. At some point I started talking out of character by saying things like "Why doesn't this guy shut up?", etc. And the stupid "pastor's" wife didn't ask me what was wrong, she only said, "You shouldn't talk like that." Gimme a break. I discovered during the quarantine that I was mentally and emotionally burned out. At God's direction I switched churches. On June 28th, 2020, I handed in my resignation as an usher, children's worker, and member. I had to wait 10 minutes for other people to get out of my way to have my final conversation with my soon-to-be ex-pastor despite the fact that I was there first. The people of that church have no manners, and they won't ask for your side of the story on anything. I finally got to the "pastor" had brought up not only my resignation, but other issues I had, especially with him and that couple. When I brought up that couple, the "pastor" tried to be funny, which means that he didn't want to deal with the issue. When I finished, he brushed aside everything I said and said basically, "Be blessed, don't be a stranger, and let us know if you need anything." Not gonna happen. In the nearly six years that I've been gone, no one from that church has asked me why I left. This is the updated review of the original.

I'm not sure if the other person who reviewed this church is on the correct church page as they are…read morein CA and not Louisiana. But CCC Marrero is absolutely amazing! My husband and I have been members here for the last 9 years, we are ushers and how lead a recovery ministry. Pastor J preaches straight from the word of God and his heart. We are truly blessed to be a part of this family and know that God had a hand in bringing us to Cornerstone Christian Center. Our relationship with the Lord has grown and so has our faith.

Visited this ministry on Sunday and experienced a move of God like no other. The atmosphere was…read moresaturated in ALL THINGS Holy Spirit!!!! Overseer Herbert & Prophetess Beverly Lewis are so warm and welcoming, I immediately felt like a homey-like presence in their midst. The ministry's staff are also very welcoming, friendly and embracing... what runs FROM the heart flows TO the heart & I felt JUST THAT. Service started at 9am and we were out by 10:30a. I can honestly say that that time FLEW by. By the time I was seated, taking part in the worship service, I looked up and we were being dismissed. The song service is on point. They sing praises unto the Lord and all the anointing that's in the musical staff comes right out during the service. COVID precautions ARE being taken. Masks for all attendees and if you don't have one, they provide one for you. Located in a strip mall, there's ample parking. Good thing is that most of the businesses are closed on Sunday, so the parking lot is essentially all for the ministry. Praise God, I plan to return, as this was a lovely experience.

60s architecture church that has been renovated since Katrina. 8 am mass acapella with priest and…read moredeacon. Friendly parishioners. Mass Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am and 10:00 am Wednesday 6:00 pm M-F 7:30 am

I lived in New Orleans much of 2023 and was fortunate enough to live just a few blocks from the…read moremeetinghouse. This is a small group, but they were so welcoming.

Dear Omar Mosque team, I just wanted to express my…read moreappreciation for the beautiful mosque. It is always very clean, peaceful, and well maintained. The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable for prayer, and it really reflects the care and effort you put into it. Thank you for keeping the mosque in such a wonderful condition and for serving the community in a great way. May Allah bless you all."

If I could give this masjed a negative star I would, this is by far THE WORST masjed I have stepped…read morefoot into. I'm from the Dallas community and was on a trip back to Texas passing through NOLA and stopped by here to pray thuhr and asr. The moment I walked in a sister started screaming at me for holding my duffle bag that I had brought in because it had my headscarf and socks and extra things I need to use. "You tryna change?? Oh no you cant change in here!" Girl IM GOING TO THE BATHROOM WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?? Bro this lady followed me into the bathroom to make sure I didn't change IN THE BATHROOM and she kept screaming at me and family telling us we shouldn't have come here we came at a wrong time bla bla bla I had brought down my straightener to straighten my vela (which if you know you know) and I wasn't sure if I can use so I was gonna ask anyway and she went off on me again screaming saying you can use this in Texas? What a weird thing to do, you shouldn't have come and again screaming bro THE WORST STAFF IVE EVER DEALT WITH. What a disgusting way to greet someone on their travels stopping by a masjed. DONT COME HERE RUN FAR FAR AWAY!!!