A great church with great leadership. Beautiful music. You can grow a lot here. Commit to…read moreconnecting to ministry and you will see how God will bless you. God bless Pastors Joshua and Paula Rodriguez.

We were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed the service at Redeemer Hoboken. My wife and I…read morearen't Reformed so I don't think we could ever become a member of any Presbyterian church, especially a PCA church like Redeemer Hoboken. However, we wanted to get a sense of what some other churches in Hoboken were like. It really felt that Redeemer Hoboken was a tight-knit community. The Sunday service felt like it was a natural expression of the community life, which was nice to see, instead of it feeling like a well-rehearsed, scripted production. While I thought the song choice and music style was a little dated, the musicianship itself was excellent and I was able to get into the worship time more than I do at most Presbyterian churches. It's always great to see a diversity of churches exist in a particular community and I hope Redeemer Hoboken continues to flourish.

I happen to love this church. It is beautiful and the people are very friendly. I have been coming…read moreto this church for nearly 39 years. It has a warm feeling all about it. The doors are wooden and open during service times to welcome everyone. The church has the basics like holy water, candles, and the twelve stations. The church is very pretty but not gaunt. The hi ceiling is majestic yet serene. When entering this church it is easy to become very relaxed. Not sure what else I could say about this, it's a church. When I was younger I used to serve coffee at bingo here

I've been attending Manor Community Church for about a month now. I first attended the Friday night…read moreBible Study at the suggestion of my neighbor. I like that the Bible Study is interactive, so you can ask questions and you're not just being preached at. I've now been attending the Friday night Bible Study and Sunday Worship Service. The Bible teaching is very good. The foundation of the Gospel of Grace and Salvation through faith in Jesus Christ's death and resurrection is preached and I'm looking forward to learning and understanding more about sanctification. All in all, so far, I get a lot out of the sermons and is creating in me the desire to read my bible. The Pastors are very nice and down to earth people and the other members make you feel welcomed.

The food pantry serves the needs of individuals and families throughout Chelsea. With food left…read moreover, the church staff ministers to other churches and their communities as well. The staff is friendly and committed to proclaiming the gospel of Christ, while sincerely meeting the needs of all those who come through the door. Their acts of kindness and provisions go unnoticed by most New Yorkers, but upon closer observation you will find those who serve at Manor Community Church have hearts of gold and genuine love for those throughout the community. No one is ever judged and no situation of need is ever denied. It is a warm church with real people who love the Lord and all his people.

Amazing worship and the sermons are always rooted in the Word. Great place to build community in JC.read more

City Life Church serves as not only a facility for church services on Sunday, but as an active…read morecommunity center with robust arts programming. This former art gallery space is being utilized to showcase area artists on a rotating monthly basis, as well as a function hall for private events. They regularly host a community arts program called "Arts Beats" which encourages people to come out and paint and listen to live music. Their services are held every Sunday at 10am. I have not partook in their religious services, but have attended a number of their art shows over the last few months. The staff is very friendly, and happy to collaborate on arts programming. I love that they are bringing more art to the Powerhouse Arts District!

Don't know why they're having a full mass during a pandemic…read more All schools and churches are closed in Bayonne, but I guess they don't care about their parishioners or their older relatives and neighbors. Pretty irresponsible.

This church moved to a bigger store front location in Bayonne. Membership is still in the 20s but…read morethere are more nationalities in attendance. It's still a great place to worship and everyone is welcome --everyone who wants to hear the Biblical word of God. They have a kids room now so you can bring your kids for Sunday School. Lunch is free as well as Panera Bread. Feel free to knock or come in on Sundays to ask for bread. They are open from 8:45-3:00 P.M.

300th review. A…read moreBeautiful Old Church St. Anne's Church first opened up in 1904. The exterior is light grey brick and you can notice it's steeple from miles away. On the inside the pitched ceiling with the stained glass windows and a beautiful altar make an awe inspiring view. They also have an old fashioned pipe organ which is still in use today. The congregation has definitely changed over the years since I have been living in the area as has the neighborhood. Since 1997 the parish has held a festival every July. It is the third weekend in July and occurs during the Novena to St. Anne. All ethnicities of the parishioners are reflected in the festival from Italian ( you have to try Sister Alberta's zeppoles), Filipino dishes, Spanish and of course the good old American hotdog which you can chase down with ice cold beer. They also run a 50/50 and have some games of chance in Centennial Hall. Even though the school has closed this grand old church serves as a beacon to the neighborhood that I call home.

I was baptized, did my Holy Communion, and Confirmation at St.Anne's Church. It was a beautiful…read moreceremony and one that I will never forget. I have attended other ceremonies in different churches around Jersey City but none offer the sacraments the way St. Anne's does. No cellphones were allowed that night which made everyone really pay attention to what was being done/said. The lights were off and we only had our candles lit. It was stunning. I did all 3 in one ceremony by attending the Sunday classes before mass. The church has this lovely historical elegance to it. Even though the Parish staff has changed, they are all still kind. I don't attend church as much as I should but when I do go I prefer the Sunday mass at 10:30. They also offer a Spanish Mass, which is held on Saturdays at 7:00 p.m.

It's my church, so my opinion is biased haha but a great church full of love and compassion…read more Visitors are always made to feel loved and welcomed no matter of their background. Services are bilingual.