You: He's not really going to review a church, is he? Me:…read moreYou're go... sh darn right I am! Let's make one thing clear right off the bat - I don't like organized religion, and I certainly don't like going to mass. But I'm also not one of those Atheist a-holes who refuses to let other people express their spirituality. That said, I had to come here for a baptism, and you know what? It really could've been worse. From the outside, the church looks tiny, but inside, the ceilings are surprisingly tall, and there's a good amount of seating. As the name suggests, most of the churchgoers are Chinese, though there were some non-Asian folks. The mass was conducted in three languages (Cantonese, Mandarin, and English) to make it welcoming to most everyone. So that was nice. Some of the translations were a bit dodgy though. At some points, it kind of devolved into a comedy act, where the Cantonese pastor would finish speaking, the English speaker would start translating, and then the pastor would interrupt him before he was done. Must've sucked for people who only understood English, but it was probably the most entertaining part of my Sunday morning. Anyway, this is a full-body immersion baptism. There's a little pool on stage. When not in use, it's covered by 3 or 4 of those plastic Costco tables. Can't imagine that's OSHA compliant, but whatevs. They also broadcast it on a screen above so everyone can watch. The screen was also pretty funny. It's right in the middle above the stage, so it blocks the giant cross behind it. So when they're not showing stock image Powerpoint presentations, they project a photo of the cross on the wall... on the screen that's blocking the actual cross. The whole Bible thing isn't my cup of tea, but the only thing that made me roll my eyes were the bits about how wives should always submit to their husbands. Lots of younger people in the crowd, so that's a great message. Oh, and also the slightly anti-Muslim/pro-Israel rhetoric kinda turned me off. The service was reeeeally long (over 2 hours long), but afterwards, there was a free Chinese lunch. I didn't stay for that (the place basically became a mob scene), and I just went to go get pizza down the road at Joe and Pat's instead. Oh, and two other good things about this church - they have a decently sized parking lot, and it's located right by the highway. So you can really spend just the bare minimum amount of time in Staten Island.

one of the most welcoming churches i have been too. they made me feel at home and i am not chinese…read more the service was in english and would recommend it to all to try at least once

This review is regarding the Greek festival that takes place at this church every fall. It's such a…read morenice event. Good Greek food and nice entertainment. I look forward to it every year!

I came here for the Greek Festival. A traditional staple on Staten Island. It has the feel of a…read morecarnival. It's a little expensive but a classic good time. Ferris wheels, kids rides, and games as well as a pretty well developed food bazaar. I wish I had come hungry because it smelled pretty good. $2 for entry and then tickets are (as of 2018) 1 for $1.25, 20 for $25, and 40 for $45. The average ride costs about 5 tickets and the average game is $3-$5.

Absolutely!! The Best Minyan in Staten Island and the # 1 Rabbi in Staten Island. Great community…read morevery very nice people prayer every day as well as Shabbat no question about it number one in Staten Island. Always enjoy coming back. Baruch Hashem

A terrific corner church that delivers the message well and ensures yet another bastion for the…read moreCatholics of Staten Island.

St. Patrick's church is the local parish in the Richmondtown Part of Staten Island. The church has…read morea school less than a mile away from the church. The church has a strong congregation which is impressive given how small the actual church is. As small as it is it remains as one of the most beautiful church's you will find. Parking is ample as there is a private parking lot and street parking available. The Church does require masks and many of the aisles are closed off to promote social distancing. Everyone involved did a wonderful job with the wedding.

Beautiful, simple service containing hymns of praise and worship. A message that is biblical and…read moreinspirational delivered by a warm and engaging minister who is open and sincere. Highly recommend, available in person and on line. Strongly suggest in person. The church is historic and nicely kept providing a peaceful setting for reflection and solace.

Nice peaceful setting. Kind of takes you back in time…read moreFriendly people, humble as sweet. Nice minister what more can you ask. The word of God and fellowship.

I'm not just giving 5 stars because this is my church, but because when I was a visitor for the…read morefirst they treated like family. When you walk in you are greeted with a smile. Everyone is really nice and welcoming. You also come as you are and no one judges you. The pastor teaches during service and is very thorough. If you are searching for a church home dont hesitate to visit if you live in Statenisland.

The Lord brought me to Icc in 1997 and I was completely overwhelmed by the presence of the Lord in…read morethis church. I've been here ever since.

Pastor Ysrael preaches the Gospel and we make a joyful noise to the LORD with the musicians that…read moreare also part of the church. I like this church for being quaint and with humble environment and people in the body of it. Praise the LORD and amen :)