I grew up in this church. It's a nice eclectic mix of people there. They have 3 services in…read morespanish, english and chinese. Located near the bustling downtown flushing area which is quickly turning into Chinatown 2.0

While visiting with a very close dear friend of mine in Flushing I attended for the first time The…read moreFirst Baptist Church of Flushing. There are a mix of people there who come to worship in one kindred Spirit. I am caucasian and my friend is chinese. My Dad was with me too as we were in the area to attend a wedding the following day. We were greeted at the door and by a friendly couple who set in front of us who were from the New Hampshire area not too far from where one of my daughter's live in New Hampshire. The church service starts with am awesome worship team who seem to have hearts to magnify the name of Jesus. I was so encouraged to sing as the words are up on the large screen up front and all seem to be singing to the Lord. We were greeted by others also as there were opportunity during the service. Pastor Gary Domiano was Pastoring during this time as we were attending the english service. We were given an overview of what he was preaching on and continued in the Book of Jonah. Such a fresh new prospective. I would certainly recommend attending this Bible preaching , thought provoking church of wondering people. There was a fellowship following the service which I am sorry to say I didn't have opportunity to stay . I am hoping next time I will certainly be there. Thank you First Baptist Church of Flushing for making us welcome.

Beautiful CHURCH... Saint Michael Roman Catholic Church…read moreworship and relax in the middle of the town of Flushing. Saint Michael's was established in 1833 it is a Roman Catholic Church which houses many organizations and preschool and other classes . This summer there will be an outdoor flea market. Looking forward to coming here with the wife to worship soon . St Michael Thank you for watching over Flushing for nearly 200 years ! Jim D.

This church is absolutely beautiful. My husband grew up going to this church, therefore, it was…read moreonly right we got married in the church. The church is big, the staff are great. Our father who married us was one of a kind. All of our guests were mesmorized by the beauty of the church and our photos came out beautiful during our wedding ceremony. It was beautiful seeing both our parents happy that their children got married in the house of God. Thank you St. Michael's for allowing all of this and blessing our union forever.

St George's is actually the cross that flies over England. Well apparently it now also flies over…read moreFlushing. "Flies over Flushing" sounds like something decidedly tourist related. But then so does your mother. Flushing is not really synonymous with Cathedrals, although I have noticed that a lot of Asian people on the streets of flushing are handing out booklets for Christ and whatnot. Very interesting. Anyway - this is a beautiful cathedral in the heart of Flushing. It gives the area some character and it's a weird addition to the bustle of what reminds many of East Asia, because you won't see too many buildings like this in Asia, especially not for this particular religion, so it's quite the juxtaposition. East meets West. Or when it's raining and you're hungry for BBQ cart sticks, Eats meats wets.

If you find yourself frazzled amid the hub bub of downtown Flushing, talk a walk over to centuries…read moreold St. George's church on Main Street, and catch a bit of solace. It's not open all the time, but when it is you will find a well maintained sanctuary complete an ornate ceiling, stained glass windows, and all sorts of churchy decor that pious folks love. And don't forget to check out the very old and interesting cemetery around the church. I was told that there were some notable Flushing personalities buried there from back in the day.

How many St. Michael's churches are there in the 2 blocks of this location? Too many…read more That is 2 St. Michael's too many, which lead to a bunch of people (including myself) confused, late, and lost for a church related event in Flushing. Actually, it's very possible they're just simply the same church but in different buildings along the block (like a campus) but that doesn't make it any easier for outsiders like myself. The basement of the Barclay St. Michael's church is massive. There was a stage and at least enough room for 500 people or more. This was like a school gymnasium with a stage and clean bathrooms. Though impressive and spacious, the fluorescent lights were a bad combo with white walls and floors, causing the place to feel like a hospital more than an auditorium. I still haven't attended mass here. It's a small walk away from Main Street in Flushing, I imagine I'll be here again at some point in the future. ---------------- #1: Actual answer: 3. But you figured that out from my 2nd paragraph.

I've been a member of St. Michael's Church in Flushing (Barclay Avenue) since moving to this…read morecommunity over 30 years ago. It is a large and beautiful church with many doors, which can cause some confusion to newcomers. The priest's rectory and a small convent are also nearby. Masses are in English, but also Spanish, and Chinese; some with music and choirs leading those attending the services. I believe, I think, that periodic masses are also in Tagalog. The church is heated in the winter, of course, and summer masses are often held in the basement auditorium which is air conditioned. The main church is accessible through a side door on Union St., but not to the lower level.

Bowne Street Community Church Beautiful old church in the…read moreFlushing community Wonderful Outreach programs! Multilingual Services . English, Chinese, Korean, Spanish. Offers parking Services Sumner flea markets. Free sidewalk coffee stands. food for the poor. etc... ( GREAT cause for my donations!)

I don't even want to give 1 star to this church. They discriminate Asian people. They say we need a…read morecard to get food and they say we Asian people don't respect ourselves. This is ridiculous. First, some of the Spanish and others don't have a card and they went in to get food. And when I ask them they are like it's not their problem! This is so funny. They are the one who ask for card and they say is not their problem when they let someone in when they don't have a card! And we Asian people waited hours very patiently. And they just laugh at us after I say they are discriminating us. Don't go to this church anymore. They are not real Christian. They are pretending to be. Real Christian don't do things like that! I will forgive them, I am a real Christian and I hope they will really change. if you are Asian change some where that people respect you! We don't need to be like a beggar asking someone for food that who will treat us like a real beggar!

Thank You Saint Leo THE GREAT. I Thank the LORD for my FAITH and MY BELIEFS, MORALS AND VALUES OF…read moreMY LIFE. I am grateful for my ROMAN ORTHODOX CATHOLIC RELIGION as well. Thank You St.Leo Parish and Academy for my Communion and Confirmation religion classes and the bible studies and RCIA religion classes from 1990s and 2000s. I greatly appreciate all the wonderful supportive acts. have a good holiday all. from Betty LaPoderosa81

Great to see pictures of St Leo's. It has not changed since I was baptised in 1949…read more My grandmother lived 2 blocks away. My brother, cousin, and I would play on the steps at age 7-8-10, and run home to my grandmothers for something to eat. In the early 50's the neighborhood was a safe playground protected by Italian men who lived in the neighborhood. An ideal place to have spent my early days as a kid.. If visiting over the weekend, we would walk on Sundays to attend mass, then home for breakfast. Perhaps, someday, I could return for another Sunday Mass.

Was here last night for an NAACP mtg..nice church. Reminded me of my old church. Very nice people.read more

Warms my heart that this church is still very special. This is where I joined the Catholic religion…read morein 1964 by Fr. Fraser so I could be married in church in 1966. Very fond memories. Did not continue to attend as we lived in Queens Village once married, and then to CA.

Thank you Catholic Church of Lady of Sorrows. I appreciate the love of God. I am grateful for my…read moreFAITH. i LOVE GOSPEL HYMNS THANKS

This is a review for Pastor Greg and his wife. When I attended service here last Sunday, Pastor…read moreGreg was preaching about hospitality and making people feel welcome. As soon as the service was over, he came over to me (newcomer) and started making me feel at home by genuinely reaching out. We even had lunch the following Wednesday. These days it's so hard to find people in the church who actually practice what they preach.

Great community of people who loves God's words and enjoys growing together with God's love for one…read moreanother. I've been coming here for over 12 years and I'm awed by how God has blessed the lives of the people here. Pastor Greg is always helpful and welcoming. This is the perfect place for all people no matter if you are currently seeking to learn more about who God is or if you are already a Christian.

A well organized Korean Protestant church in Flushing NY. Mostly catering to 1 gen Korean speakers…read more They do have English Ministry services as well. Multiple worship services, standard Korean church setup. Parking lot available, gets crowded quickly. My family attends, worshipped here few times. It will help if you can understand Korean, and are of the Christian faith.