Two stars removed…read more Not thrilled they borrowed $$$$$$$ money to expand the building. It's a very common mistake and one a church shouldn't make - in my opinion. The music is VERY load. Metallica concert loud! Knock it down a few dB so we can hear ourself think and enjoy the music. Messages are great 90% of them time and the staff is very friendly and kind. The kids love it and that is very important. Transparency is there and that makes it better than most.

Not only is this a welcoming and comfortable church for everyone but it has its own FULL SERVICE…read moreCAFE! Their breakfast sandwiches are made to order with the freshest ingredients. Breakfast and Lunch is served Thursdays from 6:30a - 1:30p ONLY. This is temporary until health restrictions ate lifted. The sign posted on their front lawn is small and low to the ground so reduce your speed as you come upon their very long driveway. This cafe is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! The seating area us pretty grand. A good option for meetings. P.S. - my monte cristo sandwich is so packed I can just finished the first half. YUM!

This is a wonderful place to worship the LORD. It has inspiring worship songs in the beginning…read more Followed by a reading from the Bible ,interpreted and explained by the Pastor. The service ends with a worship song and closing remarks by the pastor. The church has numerous outreach and social programs for the parishioners. It's a church that wants you to be part of their family. A friend atmosphere created by the pastor and his wife. Plenty of off street.

We have been members of Congregation Kol Ami for over 5 years. The members are all caring,…read moreinclusive, and compassionate, the teachers keep the kids engaged while learning, and the building is lovely. Our cantorial soloist, Rebecca Schwartz, is truly amazing. She has infinite patience with kids and adults, alike, and her voice is simply gorgeous. And then there is Rabbi Holin, truly one of the kindest human beings I have ever met. He know each congregant and makes everyone feel welcome. My daughter's bat mitzvah was last weekend. She was completely prepared, ran the service for 2 hours, chanted perfectly, and felt confident throughout based on the wonderful foundation provided to her over the years. Cannot imagine joining any other congregation.

Many years ago I gathered a group of 9th grade boys (about 8 boys) together to volunteer at Chosen…read more300 (at the Center City location ) on a Friday night to not only acquire service hours but to be a part of an organization that was doing so many positive things for the community. We had each young man contribute $10 - $20 of their own money (allowance, birthday money, etc.... ) then we went to Dollar Tree and purchased much needed toiletries for the men and women Chosen 300 services. We delivered the toiletries, served the men and women dinner, we prayed with the men and women , we cleaned up and afterward we had the opportunity to have a one on one with Pastor Wendell Alston , he is an awesome, dedicated, inspirational man. He passionately spoke to the boys about his past and inspired / encouraged the boys to not make some of the choices he made, particularly with drugs. He invited us back and the boys were looking forward to coming back. After a few months I realized the boys didn't get a letter documenting their service hours. I called chosen 300 to find out when the boys would receive their letter and was referred to Mrs. Shandai Jenkins, she was extremely rude. I was shocked. She insisted the boys would not receive a letter unless they "signed the book". I wasn't sure if the boys signed a book but I told her Pastor Wendell could confirm the boys not only volunteered but made a considerable donation, she insisted if the book wasn't signed Chosen 300 would not verify their service hours then she added the boys wouldn't receive a letter because the hours on a letter could be altered, she would only send the letter to their school .... but only if they signed the book. I hate to say it but Mrs. Jenkins is the sole reason I no longer send bi weekly contributions and / or end of the year contributions to Chosen 300, they are no longer awarded money for my Amazon purchases and I didn't take the boys back to volunteer. We continue to volunteer and donate to organizations who are committed to doing positive things in the community and they value our contributions, time and efforts .

A great place that helps out those in need in Philadelphia! We volunteered here with our work, and…read morewhat a great experience! Every night a different church sponsors hot dinners, that we helped serve to all the guests waiting in line to get in, over 250 dinners total! The organization also assists with computer classes, resume buildings skills and other programs to help the homeless get back on their feet. The program is very well organized and has a clear mission to help those that need it. The schedule for the meals: http://www.chosen300.org/homeless/homelessservingschedule.html A great place to volunteer with your company and give back to the community!

It was a sad occasion that brought me there. A friend's funeral December 7, 2024…read more The church had a fabulous service for him. Many of his friends were present too

Temple Judea is so much more than a place of worship it's truly a home away from home…read more From the moment my family and I walk through the doors, we were welcomed with kindness, acceptance, and a genuine sense of community. It doesn't matter if you've been a member for years or are visiting for the first time, you are made to feel like you belong. The Rabbi and temple leadership are exceptional. Their compassion, dedication, and unwavering support for my family made us feel like we were really valued, and cared for. They lead with integrity, warmth, and a sincere commitment to building meaningful relationships within the congregation. Temple Judea is a place where people of all ages can learn, grow, celebrate, and find comfort through every stage of life. The educational programs, community events, and opportunities to give back make it a vibrant and welcoming congregation. I am incredibly grateful to be part of this community. If you're looking for a synagogue where faith, friendship, learning, and compassion come together, I can't recommend Temple Judea highly enough.

Temple Judea has a new and wonderful synagogue building but what really sets it apart are the…read morepeople. They are a truly welcoming community with a diverse team of rabbis who connect with everyone...interfaith families, the LGBT community, Jews by choice, etc. It's a progressive Reform synagogue that hosts many events in coordination with other faith communities. The preschool program, Small Wonders has a secular curriculum with students of all faiths as well. I had three children go through the Religious School which is the largest in the area and known for its excellence. Connect with our Jewish community to better understand goodness, celebrate life, and deepen Jewish ties for yourself and your family.

LCBC Church - BranchCreek Campus is a church located on Main Street in Harleysville Pa. It's a…read moredecent sized church with a giant parking lot that loops around the church and there is no shortage of parking spaces. I have seen the inside of this church once and it is great. My memories here come from the parking lot as this is where I learned to drive, it is perfect for it with all the bends, curves and roads this parking lot has to offer. All in all, it's a decent church and a great place to learn to drive as a bonus!

Absolutely stunning. I loved the rosary garden and all the wonderful places to pray. I was in tears…read morewhen I went I was so moved by its beauty.

A beautiful church, a peaceful and welcoming place to pray. As someone who is brown and attends…read moreSunday mass often, I can say it is a multiracial congregation and I feel welcomed. May all who visit feel welcomed and feel closer to God, Jesus and Mother Mary. Peace.