Truly an amazing house of the Lord. The services, the people, the word. A light of hope in this…read morecommunity.

c CLC is where I began My Walk as a Christian. The Church…read morewas then led by Paster Max Yeary. A beautiful welcoming House of Worship the loved on all who entered its doors.

Warm and welcoming environment. The priest gave homily that was so relevant and poignant to the…read moretimes. There is sufficient seating and it not overly stuffy. There is plenty of seating for people with younger kids and larger families in the overflow room. I look forward to visiting this church again as we are looking for a new home church. Sunday mass times are from 7am-1pm and weekdays Monday to Friday at 9am and 6pm on Wednesday. I am going to try and make a service tonight.

This Catholic church is named for Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton (August 28, 1774 - January 4, 1821)…read morewho was the first person born in the future United States to be canonized by the Roman Catholic Church. After her husband died of yellow fever, Elizabeth converted to Catholicism after being introduced to it by her late husbands business partners who were from Italy and who took her and her children in. Elizabeth opened an academy for young ladies but most of the parents withdrew their students when they found out about her conversion. She was about to move to Canada when a visiting priest offered to help her establish a school in Maryland. Elizabeth accepted and cared for the children of the poor and she became known as Mother Seton. She died at the age of 46 but many schools have been named after her including Seton Hall University in New Jersey. Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic church began in 1985, on the 10th anniversary of the canonization of it's patron saint, by offering service at Ramblewood Middle School. After a steady turn out that grew, two years later church began a building fund drive. In 1988, ground was broken on a new building. Archbishop Edward McCarthy dedicated the new building on June 11. 1989. At this time the parish had grown to over 2,200 families and a preschool was established. Ground breaking for the second phase of parish development began in the Fall of 1999. The church is now led by Father Mike Kelly. Mass times can be found on the church website. I came by the church for a Saturday morning rummage and craft sale. This church is very beautiful with a lot of outside fountains, statues, and landscaping. The rummage sale was cash only and they sold home goods, art, ceramics, books, toys, but no clothes. The craft sale was held inside the parish hall. I was surprised by how large it is. They had a lot of vendors that I have never seen anywhere else. Items included religious items. baked goods, bags, accessories, soap, blankets, and home decor. The church also sold food and had a raffle sale. I had never been to this church before so I enjoyed my visit. I love the stained glass of Catholic churches. I hope to see the sanctuary some day.

We love this church! Preaching is solid, unashamed, and relevant, and the community is inviting and…read moreauthentic.

Where people are along with the love of Christ! where I…read morefound warmth and Love grow abounding.

My husband and I went this church on Sunday. Everyone was so welcoming, friendly and warm. It was…read morea really nice experience. The sermon was given by Aaron Lauer, the senior pastor and he was very engaging and very detailed on his sermon. The chorus is great and the overall rite was very well organized. This church is very welcoming to ALL. Many LGBTQ+ people attend and afterwards they had a nice social gathering with some nice food bites and dessert. Excellent congregation.

United Church of Christ Fort Lauderdale has been ministering to the Ft. Lauderdale community for 68…read moreyears. "The motto for the United Church ofChrist was written by Gracie Allen "Never put a period where God has placed a comma." They are part of 5,600 churches with over 1.3 million members although every church governs itself independently. This is a Protestant church and they are proud to align themselves with the Congregationalists who took a stand against slavery in 1785 with the ordination of the first African-American Protestant pastor, who in 1853 saw the first woman ordained as a Christian pastor, who in 1972 saw the appointment of the first LGBT pastor in a mainstream Christian denomination, and who celebrated marriage equality in 2005. "Our faith is over 2,000 years old, our thinking is not" and "All are welcome." United Church of Christ is an ONA church meaning open and affirming. "(ONA) means that we have publicly declared that "lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, questioning" (LGBTQ) people (or those of all "sexual orientations") are welcome in the full life and ministry (i.e. membership, leadership, employment, etc.). It bespeaks a spirit of hospitality and a willingness to live out that welcome in meaningful ways. Transgender people or gender identity and gender expression are increasingly included in ONA declarations, statements or policies." One of the church's main outreach programs is Ruth's Ministry which has feeding and clothing those in need for over 18 years. Guests attend an optional church service on Thursday mornings and then are served a meal and given referrals for temporary housing, clothing, and toiletries. Ruth's Ministry provides over 8,000 meals a year. United Church of Christ Fort Lauderdale also partners with many community organizations such as Out of the Closet, Poverello, Smarty Pants' annual Pet Project fundraiser, the KiKi Project and HIV Testing Center of The Pride Center, Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida, World AIDS Museum, along with many others. They are also passionate about social justice. I found out about United Church of Christ Fort Lauderdale when I stopped in for a yard sale raising money for their ministries. I love their inclusive message which aligns with my own religious beliefs.. Service is held Sunday mornings at 10:30. If you can't make it in person or you want to learn more, you can watch service on YouTube www.youtube.com/uccftl.

This is my home church :) The building is shared with another church so the service usually starts…read morea bit late. They provide lunch and have bible study for the younger kids. They also have a nursery for the little ones. There is a Korean service and an English service!

Let me state off the bat that I am not religious. Never have been, never will be. That being said,…read moreI love Christmas music, and try to go to church on Christmas Eve each year. Coming here for their candlelight service always puts me in the holiday spirit. Growing up, my mom always brought me here, since it was (and still is) our neighborhood church right on the border of Lighthouse Point and Pompano Beach. We've always called it the pink church, as did everyone else. Seems like they've finally embraced the name, because it's now officially called "The Pink Church: First Presbyterian Church of Pompano Beach." Walking in, you're immediately struck with how big this place is inside. It's always beautifully decorated for the holidays, with trees lining the sides and poinsettias all along the front. Since I only ever go for the Christmas Eve candlelight service, I don't know how the other services are run. When you walk in, you are handed a program with all of the "lessons" as well as songs that will be sung during the service, and a candle that you'll light at the end. This year's service was the best one I've seen yet, with a great selection of music. Most of the songs the congregation can sing along to, but there are some songs for only the choir or soloists. Toward the end, an usher comes to the end of each pew and lights the first person's candle, until all of the candles are lit. The service always ends with Silent Night, and it's beautiful. I may not be religious, but I can't help but leave here feeling more peaceful. All of the ushers are very friendly, and as everyone makes their way to the exits, most of the congregation wishes each other a Merry Christmas, even to strangers like us :) This year even the pastor came up to us at the end, and she was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Although we are only ever here once a year, we never feel out of place, and it's just one of the many reasons we continue to visit. We'll be back next year! Merry Christmas!

Friendly bunch of people. Our first time to visit. Here on vacation. Great music and the message…read morewas just for us!! The pastor was easy to listen too. Loved toability to take notes

First Baptist Pompano is a wonderful church located in Pompano off of Atlantic Boulevard. They…read morehave a wide variety of services, Bible Studies, athletics, camps, and this week Vacation Bible School. FBPC also has an amazing preschool. The members are always warm and welcoming and create a lively atmosphere.

Enjoying our Easter Sunday on the field! Beautiful people sharing the loving word of god. Happy…read moreEaster!