Immaculate Concaption

Very authentic community. The people are very welcoming and hospitable. They genuinely care about…read moreeach other and that warmth is felt by visitors. They meet in a decent sized room in the YMCA. They also have separate rooms for kids classes, one for infants up to pre-K and the other for K thru about 9 or 10 years old. There are a good number of boys and girls in both classes. They do a good job of keeping the kids safe: they are checked in and out by the moms and helpers (dads and siblings) who teach the kids' classes. Dads help out too. The kids rooms are used by the YMCA for their classes so they are already set up for kids to have fun, be safe, and have access to dedicated kid bathrooms. The church makes a point of being involved in the community through volunteering and through outreach, especially at community events (like East Brunswick Day). They have small groups that meet weekly at members' homes to develop a sense of community and to grow / learn together. The music is contemporary and is lively and engaging. You get a sense that the leaders and the congregation are worshiping from the heart. The preaching / teaching is topical and there are usually series of sermons covering a single topic or theme. The teaching is didactic and expository. The church members are ethnically, socially, and politically diverse, yet they seems to maintain unity in their commitment to one another and to following Jesus.

This Church community is tight-knit and very welcoming. The congregation is diverse and from all…read moredifferent walks of life. The sermons are passionate and convicting and the church really does care about the community. There are so many ways to get involved and serve and I really love my church family.

Princeton Alliance Church

(6 reviews)

I love it they have wonderful praise and worship team the thing I didn't like was service was…read morereally short but overall it was good

I was in town with my family for vacation and after researching Bible preaching churches decided to…read morego here. Great service- the gospel was preached and the Holy Spirit moved. My family and I went up for prayer after and loved it. Thank you, Lord!

St Peters Episcopal Perth Amboy

3.0

Been coming to this church for over 13 years now and we would never go anywhere else. They make…read moreeveryone feel so welcome and everyone has the opportunity to be involved. My daughter is part of the youth group and Sunday school and looks forward to church each week.

When I was at this church we had father Barnes he was the most wonderful father you can ever ask…read morefor then when he had passed away father Rod took over that's when the church went downhill. A priest can make or break a church.

First Baptist Church of Metuchen

This is a fantastic church. The pastor is solid, and really helps to clarify the fundamental…read moreprinciples of Christianity, and challenges believers to lead a life pleasing to God. This definitely is a bible teaching church. The people are friendly and talk to you after the service, asking you about your week and what's on your heart. People sometimes share their testimony, which really show how God is real and moving in people's lives. There are 2 services, 8:30 and 11:00 AM. With Sunday school at 9:45. 8:30 service sings hymns and 11:00 service has more contemporary music. The church does a lot for the community and hosts several events throughout the year.

Change Church

Best church around hands down. I've been going to this church for over 10 years and love the…read moreenvironment, pastor, & location. It's a great place to worship and fellowship!!!

Pyeong Ahn Presbyterian Church

ive been attending this church officially since beginning of my sophomore year or junior year in…read morehigh school? now it's been 7-8 years now since i've gone here. from not having hope in anything to now finally and continually learning & building a foundation of faith here. the youth is friendly, it's a small church (in my opinion it's a good cozy size in number- but compared to other churches we're "small") the adults are really loving towards the youth. ever since i've been there, they've welcomed and taken care of us with open arms, never asking for anything in return, humble & loving. it's some where that really helped me in my darkest hours. x3

Unitarian Universalists Congregation of Princeton

3.6

(5 reviews)

I've attended UU Princeton for more than 20 years and I find it a community that gives me strength,…read moresolace, support and inspiration. Rev. Bill Neely is both wise and funny and gives a great sermon but it's never just about him. There are many voices heard, including during Sunday services. Our members are diverse, coming from many faith traditions and seeking a spiritual connection that isn't judgmental. There is no dogma but a list of 8 principles we follow emphasizing compassion, justice and interconnectedness. Learn more at the website www.uuprinceton.org.

I attended RE classes here growing up. Even from the beginning, it was a positive environment that…read moreI knew I wanted to be a part of. One of my biggest passions is volunteering, and that is at the forefront of what UUCP advocates for. We prioritize a shared set of values that emphasizes compassion and human rights. People from all religions are welcome. It is truly an encouraging community that anyone can join.

St. Stephen the Protomartyr Antiochian Orthodox Church

Warm, inviting and growing organically. Very special place…read more Come and worship and see how good the Lord is.

Very clean, spacious, friendly staff that is willing to help…read more The whole rental experience was very smooth and pleasant. Great location as well

First Congregational Church of Woodbridge

Although I was only there for a weekday rummage sale, everyone in the building was very nice and…read morewelcoming. One volunteer even kindly offered to hold my selections while I browsed the expansive offerings in the main room and two smaller rooms. There was a neighborly vibe going on, as a local resident stopped in and sparked conversations with the church members. While I'm not the churchgoing type, it was the kind of place I would imagine being a focal point for the community.

Unitarian-Universalist Church At Washington Crossing