Great preaching,worship and community activities for all. Blessed to be a member! Jesus is at the…read morecenter of everything.

I've been to churches from Kenya to Haiti to Seattle, Billy Graham's as well in N.C. This church…read moreis world class. It is 100% committed to what the Bible says a church should be and does its absolute best to achieve it... yet is modest enough to know they are just human. A healthy church has many different facets such as a super-strong children's program, small groups, special needs, youth/teen/young adults etc. The Chapel is remarkable on all fronts. A healthy church also does local and global outreach. Look on the website, especially at 12 Mile Bridge, The Chapel's outreach to Paterson. And the # of volunteers show they love and live out the Bible. World class... go.

Judgemental church. People judge others and push others away from ministry events. Their preaching…read morehas gotten soft lately.

Absolutely beautiful and clean chuch. Every Sunday I go to…read morethis church and it hugs my soul. Very welcoming atmosphere and their Sunday school for kids is amazing as well. Infants to elementary school kids have have their class rooms with wonderful teachers. There is a playground in the back of the church and parking lot is huge, always have spot no problem. 100% recommended for all ages.

St. James is more than a church, it's a spiritual home. The priests are kind, welcoming, and deeply…read moreconnected to the community. Every Mass feels sincere, and the parishioners truly care for one another. It feels like home and it is.

A beautiful church with plenty of street parking when the parking lot is full. There are beautiful…read morestained glass windows and they hold mass every Sunday.

Our Lady of the Valley is a truly special place. The church is beautiful, peaceful, and filled with…read morea strong sense of reverence. The priests are compassionate and give thoughtful, relatable homilies that stay with you throughout the week. The music and liturgy are always well done, and the community is warm and welcoming. Whether you're attending daily Mass or a major feast day, you feel spiritually uplifted and connected. I'm grateful to have found this parish!

I have attended Valley Chapel for almost 3 years & what I can say is that I have never known Christ…read morelike I do now! Raised in a christian home and so little did I know what being a follower of Christ is all about! Through the ever Present Presence of the Holy Spirit, its God fearing, lead by Example Pastor, Committed Leaders and Loving Members (More like Family !) not only am I growing as a True follower of Christ, but I am witnessing how the Power of God can restore a Family, A Marriage and most importantly transform a Life! Are you looking for a place, where you will lovingly be thought the True word of God? A place where the Holy Spirit resides? A place where your Children just can't wait to get to church? A place where someone will remember you the next time you walk in? Then Valley is the place for you. I personally welcome you to visit our home!

My husband and I were church hopping a few years ago to find a place we could call our home…read morechurch. We checked out Valley Chapel in Clifton, NJ and we were hooked! First, the worship team is awesome!!! Second, everyone is super friendly, welcoming and caring. Third, and most important, the Pastor is amazing. He is extremely passionate about what he preaches. His messages will open your eyes to the Truth. He takes passages from the Bible and makes them easy to understand and demonstrates how to apply them to everyday situations. He stays true to the Bible, does not sugar coat anything and calls it as it is. If you are looking for a church that relaxes biblical principals to conform to the norms of this world, then this church is NOT for you. Aside from how serious he takes the Word of God, he is funny, easy going and just plain cool. He has a great wife and kids- and they all do so much for the church. The Spirit of God will hit you like a ton of bricks when you go there so be prepared! I guarantee that if you come to a few services, you will find the Answer you've been looking for or longing and come out a better, changed person.

I visited Christ Church over the holiday season and was immediately hooked! The people were so…read moreinviting and welcoming! I felt comfortable the moment I walked in. The congregation is beautifully diverse, and so is the ministerial staff. The music is uplifting, the message is powerful, and I always leave feeling inspired and loved. The Christmas show was absolutely fantastic, which led me to attend a regular Sunday morning service. It lasted just under 90 minutes, and I left feeling empowered, like I could conquer the world. I've been back several times since, and each visit somehow tops the last! Like others have mentioned, the only downside is parking. It's in downtown Montclair, which can get busy. I usually park at a nearby school a couple of blocks away and walk over which is not ideal for everyone, but it works for me. There's some limited street parking, but the best strategy is to attend the first morning service at 9 a.m. and arrive around 8:15-8:30. That way, you can usually snag a spot nearby. Overall, I have little to no complaints. Christ Church offers so much -- life groups, a children's ministry, a teen ministry, a marriage ministry -- so many opportunities to connect and grow. I truly feel at home here and look forward to returning again and again

They need to stop shining the three lights directly above the TV monitor on the stage of this…read morechurch DIRECTLY INTO THE AUDIENCES EYES. These lights are very bright and blinding and the church shines them directly into everyone in the pews eyes literally blinding them so that noone can even look towards the stage without going through eye torture and scarring. That is why noone in the pews (especially the center pews) can even look towards the stage without being literally blinded with blind spots immediately forming. That is why everyone has to look down that is sitting in the front or they look at the TV to the side rather than being blinded. It is absolutely absurd. Even the TV monitor in the q room is flashing and blinding. Noone should have to go blind to go to church. There is absolutely no reason for these three bright stage lights specifically to be shining directly towards everyone in the audiences eyes . The only reason I can even think of is so that they can see peoples faces for their video that noone consented to be in!!!! I will not be returning to this selfish church because I will not go blind its definetely not worth it. They could be doing a lot more for all the people that attend this church besides maken them go blind like some cops with three giant flashlights in your face for no reason. Thanks a lot for the eye scars NOT

Great people seeking to follow Christ though the study of biblical principles…read more Do you have hurts, habits, or hangups that have you down? Check out Unstuck on Monday evening...dinner at 7 pm, fellowship, and healing through prayer, bible promises and the Holy Spirit.

Multicultural community church lead by Pastor Parker & strong Children's Ministry lead by Pastor…read moreShin. Very friendly mission oriented church.

From the owner: In 2011, Living Hope began their journey in the wilderness…read more In 2013, Living Hope made the decision to become multi-ethnic. In 2021, Living Hope is purchasing their first church building in Ridgewood, NJ.

On this Nochebuena for the 1st time in 15 years, we went to Christmas Eve bilingual (Spanish and…read moreEnglish) mass. This cathedral is only 10 mins from our house. On December 9, 1937, Pope Pius XI named the Church of St. John the Baptist as the Cathedral for the new Catholic Diocese of Paterson in northern NJ consisting 3 counties: Passaic, Morris and Sussex. The current St. John's is very much the result of the vision of the church's thirteenth pastor, Very Rev. William McNulty. He engaged P. C. Kiely, a prominent church architect to design a new neo-Gothic church that can seat up to 1,800 people. The cathedral was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. We'll definitely come back soon to get more detailed.