An old yet beautiful church located in Garden City. This venue holds several small concert events -…read moreI attended the Candlelight: 90s Hip-Hop on Strings show and it was so nice. The temperature inside is rather warm/hot, so during summer months dress accordingly and bring a portable fan haha. But otherwise, nice experience!

A beautiful and old church located in Garden City. I went for the Hip Hop on Strings and it was an…read moreamazing experience. It was a beautiful evening of music with lots of people. So much fun

If you're looking for a venue for a mitzvah this is a great place. The manager is knowledgeable and…read morepolite. The space is large and accommodate a lot of guests. Clean, spacious and staff is great.

Warm uplifting services with Rabbi Bravo,piano and band accompaniment. Kids get to come up to the…read morebima and sing with the rabbi and cantor. Very welcoming to both young families and empty nesters. Highly recommend the moadon (Hebrew school).

We attended a Bat Mitzvah at Makom NY at Bethpage Worship Center on Thursday October 12, 2017. The…read moresinging was phenomenal and uplifting. It was a visiting cantor from California and she absolutely made the ceremony! It was downhill other than that. I have never been to a religious house of worship where the officiate does not mention the need for thoughts and prayers to go out to community members in need. This particular rabbi did not mention once the devastated people of Texas or Puerto Rico (hurricanes) nor the California raging wildfires. Nor did she mention Jews in oppressive circumstances in Syria (war) and elsewhere in the Middle East. What else is a community for if not to support those in need? A basic tenet of Judaism as noted "Pirke Avot 2:5 Hillel said, do not separate yourself from the community, "was clearly missing from this service. Makom NY's website states the following are included in their mission: Meaningful worship, impactful relationships. Joyous holiday celebrations, learning for all ages and stages, sacred moments and life cycle, social action and outreach and connection to Israel. As for meaningful worship; The Lulav and Etrog were shown and offered but not explained. This was a Bat Mitzvah, it would behoove the officiate to remember that not everyone attending this service is a fully informed Jew. Inclusiveness is necessary to all of the congregants. As for impactful relationships; It was abundantly clear that the Bat Mitzvah girl's mother and family were completely left out of this event. Not one Aliyah for mom, grandmother, grandfather, aunt or any other member of the girl's family. What kind of religion does not honor thy mother? The Rabbi could not have failed to notice this conspicuous absence and yet chose to do nothing. As for social action and outreach; Again, no mention of any kind of those in need. It's a Shanda! After reading about Makom NY (https://www.makomny.org/) we were so interested in seeing what this "new" model of Judaism was about in person, however, after the ceremony, we were completely disappointed. The choices of the rabbi were disgraceful; as a woman, a mother and a Jew, she fell short of her moral responsibilities.

A very inspirational small synagogue that is accepting of all levels of understanding of Judaism…read more One of the longest continuously running congregations on Long Island that is constantly adapting to change with recently implemented Zoom services and adult religious lessons and many adaptations to encourage a wide variety of perspectives. No Hebrew School or building fund means very modest dues making this perhaps the most affordable congregation one can find. Yet it is rich in spirit. Members come from many areas of Long Island and Queens to this modest Shul located just a short distance south of the Garden City Hotel. Progressive yet very spiritual and deeply religious Rabbi.

This Catholic Church is so beautiful! It's spacious and has a great appeal. I truly love the stones…read moreon the walkway leading to the altar. I remember sometime in the church mentioned before that each stone represents individual members, we are all different and yet all together we belong. All is welcome in this place.

Fine church, but the singer... Was there for 2 funerals years apart and the singer REALLY needs to…read moretake it down a drama notch. Sounded like she was auditioning for an over-the-top sentimental musical or some Dinsey Princess' mom. It was jarring and seemed completely unconnected to the actual service.

Temple B'nai Torah is in the process of merging with Temple Emmanuel of East Meadow to form the…read more"new TBT." This merger will strengthen an already strong and vibrant center of Reform Judaism on the south shore of Long Island, and create an even better community for the members of both legacy congregations. We did it once before with the Judea/Suburban merger and we will do it again with the TBT/TEEM merger!

Temple B'nai Torah was formed on July 1, 2008 with a merger of The Suburman Temple of Watagh and…read moreTemple Judea of Massapequa. The reform congregation continues the rich heritage of both organizations.

Have been a member at EMBJC forever. Lovely, warm, welcoming congregation, with meaningful and…read moreonce-a-month egalitarian services; interesting, educational and entertaining year-round programs; daily minyamim; very active Men's Club and Sisterhood; caring community; and good kiddushes after services! What more can one ask for?

Had a wedding here on May 31. The food was good, The booze was good. The staff was excellent…read more A nice time was had.

I've been attending East Gate for 13 years. Literally felt like home when I walked in. Saved my…read morelife. I never left there. There is amazing pastors. We are family. Every night there is something special going on from bible study to celebrate recovery. Proud to call my home. Forever grateful and this is where my journey with Jesus began!!

Holy Spirit has major influence on all our pastors. They are gifted spiritual leaders and every…read moreweek, I have learned and grown in my faith and belief. I owe so much to my savior Jesus for leading me to EAST GATE CHURCH.