FBC is now affiliated to Hawthorne Gospel Church. It is a Bible based ministry, faithful only to…read moreGod's Word. It is located on a whole block in Hackensack, NJ since the 1800s. On the same property they have Bergen County Christian Academy with pre k to 12th grade. Due to COVID19 we now have one English service at 11:00 AM and a Spanish service at 2:00PM. We take every precaution to protect our visitors with disinfecting the sanctuary after every service, distancing during our services and wearing of masks at all times. Please visit us! Visítennos!! Be a blessing to us and allow us to bless you . Sean de bendición para nosotros y permítanos bendecirles.

From the owner: We are a independent Bible-believing church located in Hackensack, NJ. We invite you to come visit…read moreus this Sunday morning!

This is my favorite church in all of Bergen county. The marble columns, stained glass windows and…read moremultiple sculptures create a strong sense of religious history. The tabernacle is adorned in brass and sits to the right of the altar. The devotion candles are now electric but there was a time when they used actual candles here. That's my only gripe about this church. It would definitely create more of a nostalgic feel if real candles were used. The vestibule of the church is large enough to accommodate over 100 people. The vestibule is where people who arrive late to mass--congregate. The wooden pews remain but they are beginning to wear down. The pews are as old as the church itself. This is one of the largest churches in all of Bergen county. Its also a popular venue for wedding ceremonies. Parking is not an issue. Peace be with you...

The only problem with this church is that it set the standard for me of what a church should look…read morelike. I grew up in Teaneck and my family attended this church from 1965 to 1995, when we moved out of state. The marble, the columns, the large crucifix in the front center, the choir loft with a grand organ, the painting on the ceiling of the Blessed Trinity were all part of the experience of heaven on earth. They don't build them like this anymore....

I've been able to attend services at several World Mission Society Church of God locations and…read moresincerely feel the same love and affection everywhere I visit, because the teaching are the same and always through the Bible. Moreover, the Bogota Church is so beautifully kept, both inside and out! Most recently, the church members participated in a snow clean-up during the last storm. It was very thoughtful that they considered their neighbors as well their own surroundings. A great example to the community!

I had the chance to visit recently and this branch is really nice! I love the Bible studies and the…read morewarmth that you consistently feel whenever you visit the WMSCOG

I've been attending NJV for two years. I look forward to going each week. I definitely feel a peace…read moreof worship here & as someone that attended or visited many churches, I really love it. I saw a couple of the negative reviews & wanted to say that no church is perfect. There are some challenges, like everywhere else but it is a place where they are aware of it. Yes, fellowship is a bit hard to do on Sundays but it doesn't mean there isn't any at all. I've made some friends there & participate in some of the functions. It's really a matter of people finding people. Pastors Phil & Mike T, are two who engage with people in the lobby. Others are not as outgoing but definitely approachable, kind & friendly. If you're looking for a reason to not go to this church, 100% you will find it but if you really want to find a church to attend, you'll find it at NJV. It was different than all the other churches I attended but I really love it there.

This church is amazing. Been going here for 4 years now, I've grown so much here at this church.read more

This was the church and parish of my early youth! Was baptized here and received my sacraments of…read morefirst holy communion and confession/penance here. A strong Franciscan parish, that exudes openness and is very welcoming to all visitors. I have many fond memories here as I recall happily several key role models who shaped my life--primarily, the wonderful relatives, friends, priests and nuns who took such a compassionate interest in teaching us kids. Today, the parish demographics have changed... instead of Italian being the primary spoken non English language heard in and around the church, it is now Spanish but the caring Franciscan spirituality is still as alive as ever. Recently, the church celebrated its 100 year anniversary. Constructed in 1917, the church was built by Sicilian and Italian immigrants in a mid-Renaissance 14th century style. Complete with stained glass windows, a Tuscan style bell tower with real forged bells, and Italian "tegile" (terra cotta roof tiles). But the most magnificent feature is the priceless frescoes that decorate the vaulted ceiling above the altar. These are executed in a late 16th century Italian style reminiscent of Rubens and Donatello. This is a true gem among churches and the architecture is conducive to prayer and proper contemplation of God. Many weddings are held here as it is one of the few remaining churches that retains a sense and feeling of holiness while keeping all of the beauty and splendor of mankind giving his best artistry to God. Best of all, it's a community dedicated to worshipping God through the expenditure of love and mercy to others. Definitely worth a visit. See their webpage for hours, ministries, and details. Thank you for reading my review. And as St Francesco d' Assisi often said: "Pax et Bonum" (Peace and Goodness).