A very nice reformed Temple. I have been here several times both beautiful with a congregation…read morethat has a very warm vibe.

Great synagogue and service. Friendly congregants. I actually prefer and frequently attend…read moreconservative synagogues however I am perfectly content at TBK.

I visited Sacred Heart Cathedral (current church built 1927) while on vacation in Rochester, New…read moreYork. Sacred Heart Cathedral is the only designated site for Jubilee Year 2025 declared by Pope Francis in the Diocese of Rochester, New York. The Cathedral's ceiling depicts the night sky on the day of the Diocese founding on March 3, 1868, which adds a unique piece of history when the Cathedral was renovated in 2005. The 16 angels atop the trusses and beautifully painted adds to the interior of the Gothic Revival architecture structure. The prominent Opus 26 pipe organ in the aspe behind the sanctuary is encompassed by ornate carved wood. I remained for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the Saturday Vigil after confession. However the modern individual seating in place of traditional pews seems out of place for the 1927 church and the distribution of communion using 2 individual kneelers seemed odd in place of a traditional communion rail. All in all, my experience attending Sacred Heart Cathedral was positive. The priest's message was enlightening and left absolved and a better follower of the faith. I look forward to a return visit when in Rochester, New York.

My first review of the year. Visited this beautiful Cathedral during Holy week. Very nice…read morearchitecture with high ceiling and stained glass windows. It makes me feel relaxed. Perfect place to worship.

The atmosphere was wonderful and cozy. The hip hop dickens show was great! Definitely recommend…read moreeveryone to go see it next year.

Great church family, everyone is welcome. Very cozy, and the preaching is on point. There is…read morenursery, Sunday school, and children's church.

CoTA is a very welcoming environment, though, like it's town, not incredibly diverse. It has an…read moreactive social justice agenda, and you can find their bulletin online. My husband is Catholic but I am not. Everyone has been very friendly so far. The masses we have attended have always been timely. The parking lot is a little trepidatious, but for holidays they do have someone helping. We look forward to getting involved with the community and learning more about one of the town's Catholic Churches.

Search for the "COTA" app on your ROKU to join us for mass during this time of isolation, and know…read morethat you are joining a community of devout Catholics that will not let a crisis deter us from celebrating our faith and communion with God. When the crisis is past you can then join us in person, and share in our love for one another in our gatherings of worship to our eternal father.

The congregation is very friendly. The service and homily are simple yet, totally with tradition…read more The church was beautiful during the holidays. It has a simple beautiful design. No matter where one seats the many windows connect you with the outside. I like to worship here very much.

I am from Atlanta and this is the first time I came to this temple. I am very impressed . Very…read moresimple and different gods for different set of worshipers . No pomp and show. Hinduism is not a religion but it is a every day practice hence we worship all 5 elements as gods. When I saw Roshni. R review, I am at loss and I am surprised to know that how ignorant some people about our culture. I am on a one year project and decided to go to this temple every weekend and give some donation to improve this temple. In the end , though I am a USA Citizen "very proud that I am a Hindu" Gjnana Prakash Duvvuri

this building is very modern and very ugly. i have never enjoyed an event i attended here.... i…read moreguess i embrace my indian heritage, but being an atheist (and the child of atheists), i much prefer the cultural festivals held at the india community center (icc) to the hinduism heavy worship festivals they hold at the hindu temple. the zealotry and sheer ignorance of the people embroiled in their worship always astounded me...particularly the frenzy that would erupt when i wouldn't finish the desserts that were made as offerings to the gods (it's sinful to waste that food). dude, i don't eat bananas...i told you not to put the banana mush on my plate--if it's the gods' food, then why don't the gods friggin' eat it? i'm not gonna!!!!

Pastor Ray is a great person and this was My 1st christian…read morechurch I went to when I was saved in 1986 at a Billy Graham crusade. I will recommend this church to everyone. And the teaching's are spot on right out of the Bible.

Every first Wednesday of the month, St. Peter's Church puts on a breakfast. It is such a delightful…read moretime of conversation and great food! Come! Enjoy! They make good coffee too!

Small friendly church with a great music program. They bring in a choir director from the Eastman…read moreSchool and, for special occasions, musicians. The Easter and Christmas Eve services are always outstanding.