Please make the experience with the homeless community not about the ones you chosen to like and…read morechosen to get. Please don't belittle or humiliate those in need. They are not your punching bag . Are you miserable? Do you not like feeding good wholesome meals to orphans,sick and handicapped individuals who trust your hands? If not Please allow another group of volunteers to happily take your positions of food distribution days( Monday and Thursday) How you treat the less fortunate is integrity on your hands or not It's up to you.

Calvary Chapel Miami Beach is a great place to come and worship. Pastor Robert does a great job…read moreteaching the word of God, worship and community is fantastic here. The people are friendly and loving, and this place has great child care, where kids can gather and learn about God. There are 2 services on Sunday morning and one on Saturday night - check their websites for details. Stay tuned, since they have just purchased a building and will be moving soon.

Sunday Mass times: English : 8:30am & 10:00am…read moreSpanish : 12:30pm & 6:00pm Polish : 3:30pm

For all practical purposes my parish Church, and great for me as Saint Joseph is my patron and name…read moresake (Roberto Jose!) and upon entering the Church there is a shrine to my other favorite patron and friend - St. Jude Thaddeus. In addition to my favorite saints spending the time of day with me in thoughtful contemplation and prayer, the congretation itself is lovely and quite diverse; there are Masses in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Polish! St. Joseph's, which clearly once sported a large Quebecois community, is a wonderful example of just how catholic the Holy Catholic Church is!

Lovely church in sunny isles with plenty of parking. Beautiful inside and I love the serene beach…read morevibe. Priest was kind and efficient (1 hour mass).

On psalm Sunday my friend that has converted to Catholicism and is now very religious invited me to…read morejoin her to her church. I am not religious but I did so to be a supportive friend. The service was serene and not evangelical like I experienced with another friend recently which was great. There is a large parking lot in the back so you don't have to struggle. I won't be back but interesting experience.

If you are looking for a biblically sound, gospel centered community that is dedicated to teaching,…read moresinging, and praying the Word, then I'd encourage you to visit! Currently there are three pastors that are very loving and intentional with the discipleship and care for the congregation. The people of this church are kind and always make you feel very welcomed. This is probably not the place for you if you like to go in and out of church without being noticed, chances are someone will approach you to say hello! Fellowship and community is very important to this church; after the service all are always welcome to have dinner together at different spots in the area for fellowship and just great conversations.

Thankful to have found my home church last year. Grace Church is a church aimed and focused in…read morebeing gospel-centered, not only through the message, but also in action. They live it out by loving on others unconditionally and building each other up through the Word of God.

I've been going to this church since I was a new born. I Involved my self with the kids ministries…read moresince about 12/13yrs old and to see the church grow and evolve is amazing. But while doing all of that I feel like the approach and the direction of where it's been going as far as the pastors and the lectures week in and out has completely lost its ways. It's pretty sad to see a church that once use to be so filled now nearly empty because of the new direction they have been heading in for the past 6/7 years. Pastor Jeri and Stan senior were truly amazing pastors and god bless them.

People very friendly, music is awesome, the pastor wife and family Amazing! The youth side is so…read morecool just made for them with games, music and cool young adults. My Favorite Church Ever!!

This Ancient Spanish Monastery located in North Miami is an enclave for European architecture and…read morehistory. Built in Spain in 1133, the cloisters and outbuildings were purchased by William Randolph Hearst in 1925 with plans to bring them to the United States. Taken apart stone by stone, it was packed in 11,000 wooden crates. In 1952, two Miami businessmen purchased the Monastery with plans to turn it into a tourist attraction. Time magazine called it "the biggest jigsaw puzzle in history," completed in 1953 and $20 million dollars. Sold to Robert Pentland Jr. in 1964, he in turn gave it to the Bishop of Florida. It is currently owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Southeast Florida. There is a museum with historic Spanish artifacts. While the church is at its core, the monastery surrounded by beautiful gardens and courtyard is an oasis of peace and serenity. A great place for special events. A wedding was being set up while we were there on a Sunday. Open 10-4 Monday to Friday and varies on weekends depending on events. Entrance fee is $10.

This place is absolutely beautiful and definitely worth a visit. But be sure to call ahead or check…read moretheir hours before you visit, they're not open every day.