A church for the people where you come just as you are and you genuinely feel the love of God. You…read moredo not feel judged because everyone there understands they are a work in progress. The pastor is down to earth and the first to admit that no one is perfect but God. They keep it real in that place!

Revealing God, Reaching People, and Restoring Lives. Harvest…read moreFields Community Church welcomes people like family. This church has been expanding rapidly in the past few years. There are three services on Sundays and a Midweek Bible Study on Wednesdays. Throughout the week, different types of ministries cater to literally everyone: the young, the older, women, men, and more. If you've been interested in attending a Christian Church that focuses on scripture, look no further. The head pastor, Dr. Rev. Pastor Mitchell Torres, and his wife, Sharlotte, are the cornerstones of the church - albeit glory to the Lord Jesus, He is the cornerstone in our lives. Nonetheless, it's a great place to be. 10/10

I've been coming to Harvest since last year and from day 1 it's felt like home. They live by 3…read moreprinciples: Revealing God, Reaching People and Restoring Lives. The sense of family and giving back to the community is abundant here. The praise and worship are always on point, and Pastor Mitchell delivers a timely and life-changing word.

We gathered at this beautiful small church in the Bronx to celebrate a funeral mass for a loved…read moreone. Walking toward the church from the funeral parlor across the street there is a beautiful statue of the Virgin and baby Jesus on the side in the garden. Inside the church, the nave is like a wedding cake, with cream colored icing and decorated with vibrant colors stained glass. The Priest gave a very nice sermon for the Mass, accompanied us to the Cemetery to perform the last blessings at the tomb site.

Bridge Church has reignited the fire inside me. If you're looking for a warm, friendly,…read moreGod-challenging environment then look no further. Bridge has brought out more within me. I chose Bridge because I was looking for a church that I can make my home church. Now I have a baby girl being raised in the church and I can't wait to see what God does through her!

With a whole lot of New York City on my mind, it seemed like it would be a good idea to take a few…read moreminutes and just... sit. I was walking on 14th Street and here's a church! Perfect. While there was no mass going on, I was still able to enter the church and sit in one of the pews quietly. There were a few other people here and there, so I kept to myself and maintained a peaceful attitude. I opted not to take pictures of the inside so there's that disappointment. But you can see from others, this is a fabulous church that is full of icons and pictures and portraits. The altar is impressive. This isn't my flavor of religion, but I definitely appreciated getting a bit spiritual this evening before heading back out into the highly secular Manhattan. [Review 18335 overall - 335 in New York - 1857 of 2022.]

Beautiful church in manhattan near by little island. You…read morecan see the beauty of the Latin/Spanish culture within the walls of a church located in ny.

All Souls Unitarian Church is historic in Manhattan. If you look up their history you'll see the…read morenames of many famous people. I attended for 2-3 years. I moved farther away and it became difficult to attend the service. The service is non-denominational. The music is beautiful and the sermons are moving. You get an education hearing them each week. They have classes, groups to attend, they go on outings. Every Sunday after service they have pastry, coffee/tea in the meeting hall. The church is always clean. The grounds are beautiful as well as inside the sanctuary. They feed the homeless and needy in the hall twice a week. The parishioners serve the food that is prepared on premises as far as I know. They also take collection each week of non-perishable items for the food bank. I've brought cereal and canned goods on many occasion. If you enjoy a dynamic sermon and a well organized religious institution you will not be disappointed. I enjoyed the time I spent attending the services. I still get the Daily Meditation by email. You can sign up on their web site. The daily inspirational quote makes my day.

Warm welcoming congregation. Good for people of all faith…read morebackgrounds. Beautiful church, outstanding choir and intelligent, relevant sermons.

Beautiful Church it was my first time attending for remembrance service and prays for a loved ones…read more I enjoyed the service very much. It wasn't rushed like some other services I've attended so that was inviting.

My church home in the Bronx when I am visiting. Fr. Lynch is very friendly!!read more

What a stunning church right in the heart of Manhattan. Definitely worthy of a visit. It is a…read morehistoric Episcopal parish with a rich past, stunning Gothic architecture, and a unique choir school -- all wrapped in a story of over 200 years of community life. Founded in 1823 as a breakaway from Trinity Church, it was the first Episcopal parish in New York City to be formed by members of three other churches. The current building is the fourth church on the site; the first was built in 1823, and the third was destroyed by fire in 1905. The present Gothic Revival structure was designed by Ralph Adams Cram and Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue and completed in 1914. It was consecrated on April 25, 1916 and is dedicated to St. Thomas the Apostle. The nave rises 95 feet (29 m) high, with a 214-foot-long and 100-foot-wide interior. Built from Kentucky limestone and sandstone, it features a rose window, arcaded apostle screen, and a square corner tower. Inside, the reredos (altarpiece) is one of the largest in the world Home to the Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, whose boys are students at the Saint Thomas Choir School -- the only church-linked residential choir school in the U.S. and one of just three in the world. The choir performs Anglican music in services and holds year-round concerts. In 2020, the church installed a 360° camera system for online worship; during Advent and Christmas 2022, 38,000 people watched online The church's construction cost in 1914 was $1,171,906.44 -- about $34 million today. It has been a New York City Landmark since 1966 and is also on the National Register of Historic Places. The parish has a strong community service tradition, including helping after the September 11 attacks.

St. Thomas Church 1 W 53rd St - St. Thomas Church impressed me with its beautiful Gothic…read morearchitecture and peaceful atmosphere. The interior is very impressive, with lovely details and stained glass. I liked that even in the middle of busy New York you can find such a quiet and spiritual place. It's perfect for a short stop and a break from the city noise. Admission was free.