Simply wonderful historic Presbyterian church located on the town of Princeton's main street,…read moreNassau Street. Many might not know that each of the prestigious Ivy League colleges were all founded originally as theological seminaries. So, naturally, each had an affiliate church. Nassau Presbyterian, aka "Nassau Presby," is that for Princeton University and theological seminary. I discovered it my senior year in high school while growing up in Princeton. I was involved in the high school choir and the high school fellowship group. Was baptized here when 17 years old. If you arrive by the NJ Transit bus that drops off nearby on Christmas Eve, you could (perhaps still might?) hear the bell choir clinking their bells and the gathered throngs singing along with the wonderful traditional Christmas hymns. Love it still. Drawbacks: Out of towners will not already know this, trying to park in the Palmer Square area of P'town is nearly impossible. There is no parking lot, really. This church was constructed years before there were cars. Arrive early. Circle. It's Sunday morning and you're going to church, God might help you out. Alternatively, there area parking lots several blocks away. Wear a navy blazer to look like a regular.

Beautiful church, fast 5pm Mass, most people are respectful of covid and wear masks but they are…read moreoptional. Would highly recommend.

Beautiful place to have a wedding ceremony. The one I attended utilized a harp player making it…read moreall the more intimate. The church is easy to find, huge, and most importantly it fits as a ceremony venue in all aspects. If you can't use your own church take a look at this one.

I was a visitor and was made to feel very welcome. Typical Methodist service. Music was wonderful…read more Love the Tiffany stain glass windows. Church is located in heart of Princeton. After church you can walk around the lovely historic town of Princeton.

The people are friendly, it's very diverse, they have a number of small groups, the stain glass is…read moregorgeous, the organ sounds beautiful, and they make people feel comfortable. They house the Cornerstone Community Kitchen that feeds all who join them on Wednesdays and The Feed Truck Cafe, a pop up cafe, in the spring on weekends. It's very welcoming!

We were welcomed to come inside and hear the choir…read more It was an amazing experience. The voices in such a space! Heavenly. The architecture was so beautiful. My heart is so happy to experience such a thing today!

I love the tributes and dedications that line the walls. I love the HUMONGOUS organ pipes that…read moreframe the alter. I love the ornate wood carvings that decorate the stairway to the pulpit. I love the pews which are decorated the same way. I love the warmth of the smiles of the congregation. And most especially, I love the care of the clergy. Unfortunately, I was late for service so I only caught the tail end and the coffee and light snacks at the end. Will definitely be back for the tour!

The community here was great, it felt like stepping into a second home…read more Very diverse, spirit filled, and spirit led

From the owner: As a congregation, Nassau Christian Center strives to "love the Lord God with all of our heart,…read moresoul, mind and strength and to love our neighbor as ourself." Our "neighbor" is anyone and everyone from all races, nationalities, and economic backgrounds. We welcome and accept all who desire to worship and serve our Lord Jesus Christ. We especially seek to help families in their spiritual growth and development. Our ministerial staff exists to serve the personal needs of each individual through prayer, encouragement, teaching and training. We hope that you will attend Nassau Christian Center often and please let us know how we can serve you.

I've attended UU Princeton for more than 20 years and I find it a community that gives me strength,…read moresolace, support and inspiration. Rev. Bill Neely is both wise and funny and gives a great sermon but it's never just about him. There are many voices heard, including during Sunday services. Our members are diverse, coming from many faith traditions and seeking a spiritual connection that isn't judgmental. There is no dogma but a list of 8 principles we follow emphasizing compassion, justice and interconnectedness. Learn more at the website www.uuprinceton.org.

I attended RE classes here growing up. Even from the beginning, it was a positive environment that…read moreI knew I wanted to be a part of. One of my biggest passions is volunteering, and that is at the forefront of what UUCP advocates for. We prioritize a shared set of values that emphasizes compassion and human rights. People from all religions are welcome. It is truly an encouraging community that anyone can join.

Rev. Carter is a great singer and an excellent preacher! He preached at our fall revival and did an…read moreamazing job! He's good!

What are you looking for?…read more Are you looking for a place to belong, a place to grow your faith, a place to serve, a place to learn about God and your place in this world? KPC is that place!