The first spirit filled church I ever attended. First time back in the 1990's. I was overwhelmed at first. I heard the choir practice one day and thought I have to find out why they are so happy. A choir of 250 ppl, alter calls, a 2 hr service. Time went fast I was rocking and rolling, I was part of the experience. Jim Cymbala the passionate Paster his wife Carol the choir director were natural leaders. I had goose bumps from the service. The Holy Spirit experience lasted all wk and if not Tuesday was prayer night. Nothing compared to the songs Carol wrote and my insides were hungry for more of that energy. Time past I became disconnected. Bounced around church's but nothing gave me what they delivered. Missing that " food" I went back after 25 yrs I felt home. We were all older, his daughter in the choir director it's a bit smaller but packs the same punch. Devoted ppl in Gods house. Happiness, Jesus , some talk in tongues, scared me at first, I felt acceptance, like a car wash for the soul. I left feeling fed, shining and new. Till next Sunday it's high test gasoline for the spirit and soul. read more

Overall the church has good and bad flaws. I served and became a member after one year of attending with my family. The church itself is good at singing. But be very aware of the politics when you start serving . You will see the bad side of the church then. I was told when I started serving that there is no perfect church and yes this church is not perfect. read more

This is a place of love. I come here to practice my faith as much as I can, and I highly recommend this church to any Christians in NYC!

Awesome worship and teachings of the Bible . You go in and can actually feel the presence of the power of praying people through the Holy Spirit power . Also the Kingdom of God is of many nations. This church has many nations of people attending. Most High please continue to bless the Brooklyn Tabernacle. read more

This was an absolutely amazing worship experience. The music, testimony, and gospel truth shared was inspiring and comforting. So much so, that we will make it a point to return to this church whenever we return to New York. read more

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Diverse church. Strong church leadership. You will be blessed by the pastor and the choir. Their children's ministry is great. I eventually became a member. read more

This is a remarkable choir and the songs they sing are so inspirational. I recommend listening to the

Manhattan resident - First time and the words of the pastor truly touched me. It was like God speaking to me. Wow amazing experience today. God its here, no evil present . I was so inspired I went back to the city and brought my mom to the Spanish sermon at 4 pm - omg second time in the day different sermon but the same impact and so touching. More tears to follow. A blessed day. God is here read more

I originally had an indepth very upset review on here after an upsetting counseling experience. I've since decided to take it down and instead pray for the person involved. May they do good while spreading the love of God. I will leave this revised review instead for the lay folk like me. Please take counseling with a grain of salt. Sometimes it can be disappointing and when it comes from within the Christian fold, it can feel very hurtful. But, as with all things, keep in mind, ultimately we should take it with a God grain of salt, where the ultimate go-to for all our issues is God Himself. Sending everyone hurting in need of help, warmest wishes for your healing and clarity. read more

A bit odd to review a church, but I can still review it from the experience of a visitor. The real life of a church can't really be known as a visitor and analyzed like a consumer - so take it with a grain of salt. It wasn't my idea to visit a church on vacation, but our friend with us who really wanted to go. My friend was aware to come an hour early to the service since they REALLY pack out for all 3 services. Good idea, since even parking will take you some time. When I arrived, they had a really friendly greeter who let me know where I could drop off the kids. All kids 3 and up actually go to another building (where the overflow auditorium is) just across the street. It's all very well run and there's always people willing to help and say hello, whether or not they're a volunteer. Again, just bear in mind it's a process and takes time to register - so you really can't just arrive barely on time and hope to get into the main building and/or get your kids into Sunday school. I'd heard of the church and thought it was essentially known for its choir. I also thought the choir's music style was gospel. The music was actually 'contemporary style' and the whole choir and makeup of the church for that matter is incredibly diverse. Every part of the church experience, right down to the service is a well-oiled machine; yet there undoubtedly the sense of the presence of God. Most of the songs sung together were familiar and then the choir does a couple of their songs. It's in a historic theatre, so the acoustics are phenomenal. The pastor/speaker came up and when I came across his name (Jim Cymbala) I immediately recognized it - I just hadn't known it was connected to this church. I like that he's straightforward and teaches out of the same passage, rather than jumping around with different verses. His preaching is essentially what it should be: challenging, but ultimately strengthening and directing people towards the power of God. It was a relief that there wasn't a hint of 'health and wealth' or Christian-packaged self-improvement. It was a great experience in every way. Any skepticism I had was erased. For a visitor, you're made to feel welcome and though you will enjoy the 'show', you'll also experience a genuine church experience and meeting with God. read more

"Circles of Truth" When life is good, we often take glory for it, as if we're responsible for it. The human mind, the human ego can be so powerful, that we think we're in charge of our own destiny. We're not, it's all god. The gifts you might have, the talents, the smarts, the grace...it all came from god. Our pride gets in the way and until we completely humble ourselves and truly ask god to help us in our darkest/weakest moments and truly guide us, and really open our hearts and souls to him, only then, will true blessings be bestowed upon us. "For god opposes the proud and only gives grace to the humble."-- 1 Peter 5: 5-6 Why do you think people raise their hands to god when they sing, it's not only to praise him, but to allow grace in. If you think about it we're just ants to him, idiots running around thinking we're so gosh darn important, and in 50-60 years, no one will remember us. Crazy right, so there's two options. You can either live your life however the heck you want to (that's your choice), or you can have faith that every step, every breath, was given to you for a purpose. You living right now is to serve a purpose! Whatcha gonna do with it? That was the message today and it brought me to tears. I cried the entire time because I can't believe how much god has blessed little ole' me. It's weird, I could feel all my parents' prayers, my aunt's prayers, and everyone else in my life that prayed for me before I came out to New York. I could feel all their love hovering over me, protecting me and giving me the strength that I need everyday, to navigate through this thing called, "life." I could feel the spirit working within me and reaching deep within my soul. I was so moved that I was swaying back and forth while singing. The music took over me. There's something extra special at this church, be it the amazing 280 person choir that literally blows your mind and ear or the love and joy people have at this church is like no other. The no-fuss, no-muss, everyone is welcome, doesn't matter what race, gender, social-economic background, you are...if you want to be heard, healed, touched, saved, loved, whatever, this is the place. Brooklyn Tabernacle is enormous and although it has an award-winning choir (won the Dove Awards 5 times and the Grammy Awards 6 times!) and the church is internationally known, one would think, "Gosh, I feel so alone, I don't know anyone." Nope, quite the opposite. The people are so warm and welcoming. I told them this was my first time and that I had heard so many amazing things about this church. By the end of service, I talked to and hugged so many random people. People I would never cross paths with in my "normal life,"-- people who later blessed me, people who truly loved me through the eyes of God. It was powerful. Even if you're not a believer...I would highly recommend coming here. Take a couple hours out of your Sunday afternoon and just witness what happens. But, soon, you'll want a piece of what everyone has...which is unconditional love, forgiveness and grace from God. No human flesh can ever compete with that. read more

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This is a place of love. I come here and practice my faith As much as i can I highly recommend this church for any Christians in NYC read more

It feels strange to write a review about a church... But here we go. BK Tab is magical. I know it's a mega church with thousands and thousands of people in the congregation, but more than that - the Holy Spirit is there. There is an air to the place that will probably leave you in tears, and a real power. Pastor Cymbala, his wife, the choir, Pastor Dilina, etc - they have a voice that can speak straight to you, through you even when you're sitting on the balcony at the edge of the Tabernacle. Aside from that (you know, God) - it's an experience. I go every Sunday, though not a member of the church (cause their member classes are at silly times, Thursday mid-day, Tuesday AM... I can never make it to any). The praise, oh the praise - they are so talented but seemingly so regular. It will move you to your feet. Everyone should experience a service at BK Tab, it really is an experience worth having, whether or not you are religious. read more

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Been coming to this house of worship for the past 4 years after a friend of mine invited me to Sunday service. I've been coming here ever since and absolutely love attending. The church is very popular in Brooklyn and the Sunday services are always crowded so get there early. read more

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After attending this church for quite some time, I felt an urgency to post this review as a warning. Things have changed over the past couple of months and it hasn't been for the better. I'm not saying everyone who attends/ works here has evil intentions but the church's main leadership is a problem. There's been no attempts to open (inspite of SCOTUS's ruling) and just lies and deception to cover it all up. At the same time, I'm not a fan of their ' do as I say, not as I do' mentality either. Can't speak about politics or issues going on right now, but they can walk hand and hand with a senator (from the state) who opposes everything of God. There's a good possibility there's much more going on behind the scenes, especially considering they may be a 501c3 church. Stay away!! Don't be deceived!! read more

Praise the Lord!! Church service here was so nice today. I LOVE the choir they can really sing. The service was awesome too. The greeters and ushers are so sweet and helpful. As a first time visitor I received a CD from the pastor as my welcome gift! The Spirit was in the place. read more

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Brooklyn Tabernacle is known for it's Emmy Award Winning Choir, as well as a calendar of concerts with international artists like Cee Cee Winan. Today (30 May 2010) I was fortunate enough to rock up to check out the calendar, only to discover queues and queues of people down and around the block .... waiting to hear Cee Cee Winan no less. Needless to say, I took my place at the end of the line, and like hundreds of others found myself squeezed into the overflow across the road. I first heard Cee Cee Winan twenty years ago in Sydney, Australia. I was impressed, not only with her voice, but her generous spirit. Twenty years later, her larger than life performance at Brooklyn Tabernacle was flawless. Cee Cee's irrepressible presence and spontaneous patter is engaging. She oozes cool! Time hasn't diminished Cee Cee's voice. Like a fine wine, Cee Cee's notes are all there, her range flexible and physical stamina comanding. Gospel Music is a strong influence for me, which brings me back to Brooklyn Tabernacle when I'm in New York. If you're looking for free and meaningful music, check in with the Brooklyn Tabernacle http://www.brooklyntabernacle.org read more

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I was saddened that the message preached was so lacking in love. The entire sermon today centered around the evil of the world and how as Christians we are called to reject and leave the world behind because the world rejected Jesus. There was an ongoing metaphor that the world is like Egypt in the time when Israel were captive there, that God is angry at the world and that there's no way to be in the world as a Christian. The Pastor specifically rejected the idea that as Christians in the world we might bring other people to faith but rather that we will be contaminated by the world if we are in it. There was a focus on personal holiness with zero compassion or empathy for people who might be struggling. It was such a clear example of preaching to the choir, I can't imagine anyone who was not already a believer feeling welcomed or loved. In emphasizing God's anger with the world, the message that "God so loved the world" was completely lost. The message that Jesus offered love and forgiveness to those out of alignment with God was lost. The focus was not that God's love is available to you but that God is angry with the world and you need to completely reject and separate yourself from the world to avoid his wrath. I sincerely hope church leadership will consider taking a more loving, empathetic approach moving forward. read more

I was a member of BT many years ago. There are not enough words to describe Pastor Cymbala's humble & anointed teaching. Although, I now live in another state, I take advantage of the many FREE sermons BT has to offer. I know that 2020 & 2021 have been challenging for everyone; however for our family, Pastor Cymbala has been such a blessing in finding true spiritual leadership in a time when truth is under attack. We cannot imagine the weight of responsibility on church leaders to get the truth of God's message out while offsetting the subtle heresies of today's environment. Pastor, please stay encouraged and know that your ministry is helping many across the globe. Thank you for your tireless dedication of service and may God continue to strengthen you with wisdom, discernment, health and truth. read more

I came across Brooklyn Tab in my high school years (late *90's...) back at its original location on Flatbush Avenue. I was instantly impressed with their incredible choir....as I had just become truly in love with Gospel music.. (I'm a retired Catholic.. like many of those that attend Brooklyn Tabernacle...so gospel was like a breath of fresh air to me 25 years ago...).. Fast forward to present....and I became re-introduced to them ..Winter 2015. My son and I attended their Christmas show and were instantly blown away by the production.. and the message. We returned the following week for Sunday service.. and we haven't turned back since. I have many friends who attend Brooklyn Tabernacle and CCC....(for Brooklyn Christians..these are the 2 powerhouse/mega churches... however both have different personalities..) I've visited both churches on numerous occasions and will say that while I feel at home in both places... Brooklyn Tabernacle fills me and I feel renewed with each visit. Yes - their choir is one of the main reasons that keeps me coming back... they are incredible.. ministry through music is powerful! .I don't think there is ever a Sunday where I'm not moved to tears.....However, Pastor Cymbala, his wife and the deacons have all provided sermons and testimonies that were honest...straight to the point..and never felt contrived or fake. I will confess, it takes time to become accustomed to the "in's and out's" of attending a church that attracts tourists...as if it's Disneyworld.. but once you line up 30 minutes before service... you're guaranteed a good seat.. (For special events/shows/Easter Sunday/New Year's Eve - arrive 1 hour before..Side note - Easter Sunday - "The Power Of Love" is such an amazing production).... Everyone that greets you is warm...and I've never encountered an attitude or bad eye ever. The 9am service is for your original church ladies and dedicated old school church members who know how to get up early on a Sunday morning...(this is not me...lol).... 11am is for your late sleepers but still wants to have their Sunday afternoon to get things done (*ME)........the 1pm service is for all the youngins who want to go to brunch and those that don't mind coming a little later.. lol......and yes... the tourists... Choose the time that suits you best...line up....and give them a try... if you're on the fence... My son and I have attended the Family night's... taken 2 trips with the BT Kids ministry...and had an amazing time.. (Medieval Times and Mountain Creek Resort - for Snow Tubing). My son is generally excited and happy to attend church with me... he is uplifted.. listens to the word and enjoys the choir just as much as I do. It's not easy to find a place of worship that resonates with your soul... but in Brooklyn Tabernacle... I have found that place. I hope you're able to feel the same... read more

Maybe it was, and it could be a great church but hypocrisy ruins the best of them. The Word is good, real good, but I don't think the majority of the congregation get's it. The first thing you will notice if you go here is that, even if you come early, you can't get a seat. Are they all filled with people early for the service? No, they are mostly covered in other peoples coats, saving them for their friends and family - just like good Christian's. No, really, bad Christians. it's all "me and mine first" here. "You to late, suck'a. You can stand in the back or come back later - I got these 25 seats saved." Next I expect they will be saving seats to scalp them out front. Where is Jesus when you need him to turn over a few money changing tables in the house of God? read more

While visiting Brooklyn I attended two services I found it interesting all the rules they had no pictures or recordings of the choir or sermon and some of the ushers were quite rude. I knew it was something about this church I didn't like or feel NO HOLY GHOST seem like the only thing that matters to them is the choir it's their whole focus. Prosperity ministry most of the congregation is black Immigrants but white people seem in charge. It's not for me they need some Holy Ghost need to see the word go forth where it really touches people but until they get off their high horse with the choir church will continue to be dead. read more

Who has 2 thumbs, and writes a review of going to church? This guy! Let's be perfectly honest here: there is a growing dissatisfaction with all things religious, particularly as folks become more aware of some of the really really stupid shit that people do in the name of religion. But I'll promise you that even with that level of mistrust in all things religious, the experience at the Brooklyn Tabernacle is worth a visit. The location is safe, and near many subway stops. It's a madhouse once you get inside though. Services on Sundays at 9, 12 and 3, and they pack the place to the rafters (or the balconies in this case). Expect lots of standing, singing and hugging for the 2.25 hours you'll spend in service (that's not a typo... it really is at least a 2 hour commitment). The Pastor (Jim Cymbala) is a legend in his own right, and terrific at what he does. Don't come expecting some heavy handed preaching, but do come expecting to hear a message that may touch you that day. So with all of this positivity, why just the 4 star rating and not 5? The worst fucking thing about religion is shame. Shame is a horrible way of making people do things, and when Pastor Cymbala spends 2 solid minutes telling you to "do what your heart says" in the context of giving money to the church... well that's not doing what my heart says. It's doing what you are shaming me into doing. P.S. I haven't even mentioned the choir, which is Grammy award winning, and truly something enjoyable. Come for the music, and stay for the love. read more

Amazing music ministry and solid teaching. The Spirit is palatably present in this building. To God be the glory.

With a congregation of nearly ten thousand, this nondenominational revival church is one of the largest in the nation. People of all faiths, and even non-believers, flock here to hear the two hundred seventy-five members of the Grammy Award-winning gospel choir raise their voices to praise the Lord and sing of his glories at services on Sunday at noon and 4:00pm. The beautifully-restored 1918 building that houses the church has nearly four thousand seats, and all of them tend to be filled every week. read more

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This is just an update to make known that Pastor Tim Delina has joined the pastoral staff at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. I have heard him preach many times and even saved a few of his sermons for personal reference. I heard him preach at Times Square church but he has joined the staff at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. It does not announce it on the BT web site but they did announce it on their Twitter page. http://twitter.com/#!/nicoleafc/status/5335263026872320 I first heard that he joined the staff at BT , from Times Square church several months ago. Pastor Tim Delina was a regular speaker already at the Brooklyn Tabernacle.https://www.brooklyntabernacle.org/MC10SESSIONS/ Pastor Tim Delina is a good choice for the pastoral staff at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. read more

The presence of the Holy Spirit is in this Church! From the moment you walk in to the second you leave you feel the presence of the Lord! The choir sings their hearts out every Sunday. They do a great job with the children ministry in BT Kids! Pastor Cymbala and his staff preach The Word directly out of the Bible. This is an amazing House of Worship! I cannot say enough great things about this Church! Glory be to God! Continue to bless The Brooklyn Tabernacle. read more

Best church to go to in NY! I come here every time I'm in the city throughout the years! Huge church auditorium style with thousands of people. Good singing/praise and worship and great message. Whenever I'm here... I have the most amazing feeling praising God with so many people... brings tears to my eyes... Gods presence fills this place of worship. Love it! If you're looking for a good church to attend... look no further... note- get there early as seats fill up quickly. It's crazy to see so many people in one church. Aloha! - Miss Yelp 2014 read more

I took my 12 year old son with me to Brooklyn Tabernacle for a service last weekend. I cannot speak for the back end of the church, but from a participating congregant, I enjoyed my time there. Obviously the music is world-class. But I also enjoyed the message by Pastor Cymbala. It was relevant, it was Biblical, and it was spirit-led. I can understand the frustration that the locals would have with hundreds of tourists showing up to "their church". And I don't blame them for wanting to hold seats, despite requests not to do so. Saw one lady who sat through the entire 9:00 service throw a shawl on a closer seat when the occupant left, before the service even ended. She also gave me quite a scowl when I accidentally kicked the back of her seat twice because of the close quarters and I am a very large man. I humbly apologized to no forgiving answer... Others were VERY accommodating when my 12 year old son who wasn't feeling well had to get up in the middle of the service to use the restroom. We were about 5 people in, and the ladies were very kind and understanding in letting him out then back in. They even took my back when they tried to give his seat away in the few minutes he was gone. Interestingly, I was greeted by several ushers upon entering. Many had a bulletin / printed order of service. None offered me one. So I didn't take one. After the service, we exited to Fulton street where ushers were angrily yelling at people to go around to Smith street to enter the church. Maybe they weren't angry, but there was for sure a breakdown in communication. I'm not a fan of mega churches as they tend to be cold and distant. I would probably never rely on one for counseling because their size makes them proud, and proud makes right. However, I do appreciate their social conservatism, their contemporary worship, their Biblical teachings, and will continue to pray that Pastor Cymbala will continue to reach the hearts and souls of New York City with the simple Gospel truth message. read more

Working as an occasional tour guide in NY I used to take my groups to gospel services in Harlem. With the years this has gotten harder and harder. It is a bit overrun by tourists and you also feel the frustration a bit in most churches from the locals, I can not blame them. I am happy I followed the advice to try the Brooklyn Tabernacle. It is very open minded and welcoming. There are 3 services a day, 9am (mostly locals), noon and 3pm. We arrived for the noon service but were invited in to attend the end of the 9am service. They are very flexible and accommodating. Unfortunately this day the 9am service had no choir, so we were happy to come back at noon to experience the amazing choir! So definitely check with them (again they are super friendly at guest services!) about which 2 of the 3 services the choir is singing. read more

I was invited for a worship concert and I must say that it was a phenomenal experience. It was amazing to see a theater full of youth worshiping god. I loved it and I look forward to my next visit. read more

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I recently moved to Brooklyn and was looking for a church. Luckily, Brooklyn Tabernacle is walking distance from my apartment! The choir is very good, although I think too much time is spent on that portion. I understand that singing is a form of worship, but for me, the sermon is the most important part. The messages are really good, and I always learn something. I've heard both the regular pastor and another pastor preach, and they are both able to deliver. The church is hugeeeee, actually huge is an understatement. If you want to get a seat in the main building, I suggest coming super early. If not, there is an overflow room around the corner in which they show the service on projectors. Same feel, I actually prefer it. Brooklyn Tabernacle has a very diverse crowd of followers, and it being a non-denominational church, everyone is sure to feel right at home. read more

The choir is absolutely heavenly. I usually don't appreciate concerts because I think the acoustics are better in the recording studio than live, but the BT choir proved me wrong. The acoustics in the former theater are amazing, and it's what I imagine all the saints singing in worship together to be. It is not the same listening to their CD. Plus, the passion and vocal talent is just incredible. Pastor Cymbala is such a genuine, down-to-earth guy who is filled with Spirit-led wisdom and really knows how to connect with people. Again, amazing testimonials from the congregation. The only downside is that the church is super packed. They have three services every Sunday, and you have to wait a half-hour minimum to get inside, so I would come VERY early. read more

Recently moved to California from NYC - but I came back for 7 weeks to do a program. So, instead of finding a church to call home, i church hopped - experiencing different churches. Of course, i didn't write a review for all of them, but since Bklyn Tab got a few reviews, i thought i'd give my two cents. Music is great. My bf and I went to the 3 pm service - there were about ten singers on the stage. They were great musicians and filled the room with music. Definitely lives up to the reputation. I don't know if they do this every week - one of the pastors came up to share his story with God and then without really preaching the Gospel or reading the Bible, he went straight into the altar call. I may be a little too biased when it comes to the kinds of messages preached but I thought this part was the weakest part of the service. Personal stories are great - and we may find points of connection at different places - but I am a firm believer in preaching the Jesus of both the hebrew and greek bible. Again, take it with a grain of salt - cuz i am not a member - and i don't come here consistently. Beautiful building, friendly ushers, and powerful AC on a hot summer day...was fantastic! read more

Really cool church! They have a couple of services on Sunday, but so far I have only visited the 11 am service (which gets out at 12:45ish). The worship is amazing! The choir is great! I don't see myself living in Manhattan too long, otherwise I would definitely join this church and this choir! You can really feel God's presence during worship. The pastor is cool, although he called out one person and asked that they bring their crying baby outside. Which is understandable, they have a nursery (I think?) but to interrupt the sermon when the building is full? But otherwise, it has always been a great time. read more

I googled LGBT friendly churches in Brooklyn and Brooklyn Tabernacle was the first result. While such a large church was foreign to me, I decided to give this church a try in my search for a new spiritual home. While the music/choir was beautiful, the pastor began preaching about the sins of a homosexual lifestyle, "sleeping around" and divorce within the first 3 minutes of his sermon, claiming adherence to the literal interpretation of the bible after having already given an example that Jesus supersedes other old testament scripture/doctrine. This is certainly his right and the church's right to believe, but personally my husband and I were offended. We walked out and thanked the Lord for showing us that this was not the right home for us on our first visit. While many people may enjoy this church, its beauty, its choir and even its pastor, I warn any LGBT people searching for an open home to avoid Brooklyn Tabernacle. We were lucky that the first service we attended showed us what we needed to see and hear. We will continue our search and hopefully find a spiritual home soon! This is not an attack on the Brooklyn Tabernacle or it's beliefs, but as a couple seeking true, Christian acceptance, this is not the church for us. read more

Home Sweet Home Going there is worth the trip because when you get there, the atmosphere is very positive and you feel the presence of God. You might come across things you don't like, (like getting searched before you go inside), but the advantages of going there beats the disadvantages by a landslide! Plus they have amazing praise and worship! read more

Today the minister talked about "hearing nice sermons" vs living, listening to, and obeying the Holy Spirit. I had the luxury of attending this church of ALL ethnicities. Today's lesson was also about being baptized in water, the John the Baptist way where we agree to change our hearts and lives vs being baptized and receiving the Holy Spirit. We gave a lot of praise to God and his wonderment. The minister talked about the difference between "talking the talk" vs "walking the walk". The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir was a real treat. I came home and bought their latest CD called Pray. The minister talked about the importance of rather than NYC having an affect on us we with the Holy Spirit have an affect on NYC! Two Snaps Up:} read more

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"Piece of heaven" If you need from Jesus this is the place to worship. Wonderful atmosphere, beautiful church with wonderful music from the Grammy winner brooklyn tabernacle choir. Pastor cymbals with a message soo uplifting. The yearly Christmas show is amazing and free. If you need God this is a wonderful house of worship. read less Photo read more

A big and beautiful church I heard people talk about it but wow anywho. I came last nite and saw the Christmas show all in all it was a good show with a lot of humor and it was free too read more

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