Very friendly and welcoming atmosphere! Wonderful Pastor…read morethat our grandchildren love to talk with! The church is dedicated to helping others. Very active in disaster relief.

I happen to love this church. It is beautiful and the people are very friendly. I have been coming…read moreto this church for nearly 39 years. It has a warm feeling all about it. The doors are wooden and open during service times to welcome everyone. The church has the basics like holy water, candles, and the twelve stations. The church is very pretty but not gaunt. The hi ceiling is majestic yet serene. When entering this church it is easy to become very relaxed. Not sure what else I could say about this, it's a church. When I was younger I used to serve coffee at bingo here

This is my 100th review, and It was a little over a year ago that I began Yelping to find different…read morefoods after spending most of my life chained to a computer and doing noting at home. I had no intent to do reviews or take photos at the time, but I slowly started to do them anyway, and the more I did the more fun it became. I then made Elite and I was thinking that I will do a super cool spot for my 100th review like La Chine, Le Bernardin, or Izakaya MEW, But along the way I realize Yelp had become more than just food, restaurants, shopping and the photos you take, but also the friends you make and how they can make a difference in your life. I am dedicating my 100th review of Abundant Grace Christian Church to Leo M. because as my Yelp friend has been able to touch me from 3000 miles away. Being part of a church is not really just about attending services, it's also belonging to a group of people who are living out their spiritual journeys together, a whole lot of individuals who not just who happen to be together on Sunday mornings but much more of a lifestyle for them. I, growing up Roman Catholic in the Bronx meant big stone churches with Priest and Nuns and a lot of formality on Sundays and Latin. So attending service in a smaller wood frame church without the confession box, stands of candles or a holy water fountain was different. Plus I must mention the last time I attended church other for a wedding or funeral, Clinton was President. I was welcome by everyone as I passed entering the church and picking a spot to sit, From the table on the sidewalk with books, to the welcomes in front and the people siting besides me, and some of them I recognized from town and they were all warm and friendly, The congregation is very diverse as is the town. I told them this was my first time, but this is a small congregation and they already knew that. I told them my reasons for coming to this church without going into the full details and that I was had come to pray for someone. They gave me a welcome bag with a DVD, a book by Oswald Chambers, information card and a few pamphlets. They laugh when I said I was grew up Roman Catholic and they said we all have even the pastor. The service is lead by the founding pastor, Steve Hannett an apostolic overseer. From the start there was music and singing with the pastor playing a synthesizer with a choir behind him and and two more backup signers, one with another synthesizer and a guitar. The pastor was singing and preaching the Lord and was still rocking it 30 minutes later when he started playing the salsa drums, of course we were all standing on feet some with arm in the air and some hugs were coming my way. After a brief discussion on current events and a planed outings, today's message given by the pastor centered on Genesis chapter 26, the famine and the lords covenant with Isaac. His teachings are clear, full of love, faith and hope and delivered with real excitement and with explanations that anyone could understand.This church is spirit filled due to the congregation's interaction with each other and we followed up with the singing of ' I lift my eyes up, my help comes from the Lord'. I had many thoughts and images of my life and what I'm doing cross my mind during the service and wondering how my the next day would be and where my present path would lead me.

Quaint but not terribly friendly. For a smaller congregation I figured we would stick out clearly…read moreas visitors. Its okay but no one really asked or welcomed us. The service was the standard Easter mass. We enjoyed the rustic architecture and the sermon. The children's choir was a nice touch too. Not a bad experience, not a great one either however, we were there to worship, not for a social hour.

This church has a perfect location in the best area of Hudson county, a great place to make friends…read moreand find God , I love the art in the background, the mass on Sunday is very organized with great music and lighting.

The priest gives a great homily. The organist/singer has a fantastic voice. This is a lovely…read morechurch.

This church has been a big part of my life. I have been coming here ever since I was 3, and now I'm…read morean alter server. You can really feel Gods presence during the Eucharists. If your in the area or looking for a good church, then visit Sacred Heart on a Sunday!

The most warmest and welcoming church I have ever been to. The priests and deacon make you feel…read morelike you are a family member. The congregation is very friendly and warm too. I look foward to every Sunday. I highly recommend this church.

My husband and I have been coming to Church alive for 6 months now. We love it! Beautiful community…read moreof younger people full of great energy - this church has a modern vibe and the pastors have a good sense of humor and makes you feel loved and welcome without judgement. They have 4 services on Sundays because a lot of people attend because they really love coming here. They also have an amazing production it almost feels like a concert and they sing beautiful songs , a really incredibly like changing experience

If I can Express this Church in One word it would be LOVE !! This Church really Knows How to Show…read moreLove !! I went Once And Haven't Stopped !!! They Have So many Different Activities Going on I See why They Chose That Name ALIVE !! Theses People are Alive !!

Hoboken Grace is a non-denominational Christian church that will meet you wherever you are on your…read morefaith journey. Services are consistently great, the music is fantastic and the message is engaging and rooted in Scripture. There are always refreshments (coffee, munchkins) when you walk in and the team makes it easy to ask questions and get connected. Beyond Sundays, they offer lots of events for the community and other programming for Christians looking to engage their faith.

Two years ago upon moving to Hoboken, I was looking for a solid Christian church to become a part…read moreof. Having grown up in the Christian church my whole life, I knew exactly what I was looking for. Hoboken Grace was the first church I checked out and I've been going ever since. Sunday's don't feel complete if I don't make it there for service. Hoboken Grace truly loves and cares for this community. The amount of time and effort they put into preaching the word of Jesus and showing love to others, not just in church, but outside of it, is fantastic and wholesome. I've found forever friends through my dinner group and the community service events we do & I have ultimately found place where I can feel the love of Jesus like never before. Thank you, Hoboken Grace!

300th review. A…read moreBeautiful Old Church St. Anne's Church first opened up in 1904. The exterior is light grey brick and you can notice it's steeple from miles away. On the inside the pitched ceiling with the stained glass windows and a beautiful altar make an awe inspiring view. They also have an old fashioned pipe organ which is still in use today. The congregation has definitely changed over the years since I have been living in the area as has the neighborhood. Since 1997 the parish has held a festival every July. It is the third weekend in July and occurs during the Novena to St. Anne. All ethnicities of the parishioners are reflected in the festival from Italian ( you have to try Sister Alberta's zeppoles), Filipino dishes, Spanish and of course the good old American hotdog which you can chase down with ice cold beer. They also run a 50/50 and have some games of chance in Centennial Hall. Even though the school has closed this grand old church serves as a beacon to the neighborhood that I call home.

I was baptized, did my Holy Communion, and Confirmation at St.Anne's Church. It was a beautiful…read moreceremony and one that I will never forget. I have attended other ceremonies in different churches around Jersey City but none offer the sacraments the way St. Anne's does. No cellphones were allowed that night which made everyone really pay attention to what was being done/said. The lights were off and we only had our candles lit. It was stunning. I did all 3 in one ceremony by attending the Sunday classes before mass. The church has this lovely historical elegance to it. Even though the Parish staff has changed, they are all still kind. I don't attend church as much as I should but when I do go I prefer the Sunday mass at 10:30. They also offer a Spanish Mass, which is held on Saturdays at 7:00 p.m.

Wonderful church! Wonderful people who attend! Wonderful Pastor and wife ...Warm and welcoming!read more