Wonderful church where all are invited to join a family friendly congregation for worship. First…read moreBaptist has excellent pastors who share with the congregation in many ways.

My wife, baby, and I have quickly grown to like this church and have made it our church home. The…read moreperfect blend of traditional and current worship songs are awesome with their choir, the messages are always great and rooted in the BIBLE, child daycare is very well run and organized, and theres small group classes for every sort of person. we tend to be very selective of our church and here, it is an all around church that makes you feel very welcome and comfortable. here are some pictures!

I wanted to be able to find a church home in my new duty station. One thing that was important was…read morethat they had a strong children's program because though I grew up in the church I couldn't recount as an adult the significance of the Bible. This church is so inclusive of ALL and the come as you are policy stuck with me. Not only do my children have a safe and spiritual encounter everyone is welcome! I've seen every Christian faith in this church. We have all grown up differently in our believes. But we all have the same goal and experience and belief. And that belief is that Jesus is our savior, and God is our Lord.

Saints is more than a church. It has become our home away from home. Being a military family and…read morealways moving, it's not always easy finding a church and connecting with others. This church is different. As soon as you enter, you are greeted by genuine smiles. Kids are playing and laughing, and everyone is so kind. The kids program is amazing! My daughter loves it. Sometimes we can even hear them upstairs and it's so great!! There are many military family's who also attend. Pastor Daniel is very personable and super easy to talk to. We love it here. If you are looking for a church , you should really give Saints a try.

60 to 70s architecture. Very well kept and clean church, even the stain glass windows sparkled…read more Nice parish. Saturday Vigil 4:00 p.m. Sunday 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

I Loved the Gospel Mass. The preaching and music were excellent.The congregation was very…read morewelcoming. This would definitely be my church if I lived near New Orleans

This was my first time visiting the St. Joseph Alter at St. Rita. This is a beautiful church and…read morethey had a beautiful St. Joseph's Day Alter. They had a nice bag of treats from the alter and everything was wonderful!

Peaceful. Beautiful Church. Father Carr is next level with his Gospel Homilies…read more Highly recommen.

I googled community church and Harbor was the first church that popped up. From my first visit, I…read morecould feel that it was truly a community. Warm greeters at the door, Super cool atmosphere, rockin band and laid back vibe!!. I liked it.. It was definitely different from my tradition southern baptist roots., but I enjoy the practical message from a hilarious, transparent and personable Pastor. My all time favorite thing was that they offered weekly Community Groups.., which was what I needed to recharge my faith. So if you're in the neighborhood stop by for a free cup of joe..

Terrible people who lack respect for the disabled community. Made me take my friend all the way…read morethere to know he wasn't welcomed in his chair!!!

My friend and I came here for the interfaith LGBT+ seder last month, and had an interesting and fun…read moretime. What a cool, inclusive event. Wonderful to see, really. A feast was served after the ceremony, and it was amazing! As a veggie eater, I primarily filled my plate with shakshuka, roast potatoes, spinach and pecan salad, grilled vegetables, and matzo balls, with sinfully moist, rich chocolate cake for dessert. The event space could have been a tad less air-conditioned. If I go back, I'll bring my coat.

Founded ca. 1871, Temple Sinai Reform Congregation has played an important part, along with the…read moreother Jewish congregations, in the history of New Orleans. Built ca. 1927, the congregation's Sanctuary stands as a stunning work of art, if not a glorious space for worship and the making of music in a non-worship setting, though it could be safely said the atmosphere this past Sunday evening there was at least a bit reverent, if not downright holy. The Leipzig Youth Orchestra on its 2009 tour of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi made a stop in New Orleans and on its programme was the oratorio "Elijah" by Felix Mendelssohn. The choir the orchestra put together comprised folks from Houston, New Orleans, and other places, and yesterday, we had our big show in the Big Easy at this remarkable place. Octagonal in shape and not re-done in any manner since its construction (save for the introduction of lights and speakers), the room boasts seating for 800, stained-glass-windows, a gigantic wood ceiling, a granite (?) Ark bigger than my house and a timeless quality that took me to another time. Performing "Elijah" there was a spiritual experience, to be sure. And while the scourge of carpet is ever-present as well as cloth seats, the solid walls, balconies, and ceiling ensure a true presence of sound, though I have to wonder how things are when the place is full. The hospitality of the people there to us was peerless. When next in NOLA, visit Temple Sinai and leave knowing you have laid eyes on one of the obscure glories of all Louisiana.

Absolutely beautiful church in every way. Beautiful atmosphere, music, and homilies. Will go againread more

Beautiful church and wonderful services. Makes my day to be able to spend time there!read more

Beautiful church. Warm and friendly people. I highly recommend a visit to this jewel in the Marigny!read more

I've visited several churches in New Orleans, as well as many other cities. St. Paul Lutheran…read morestands out as one of the friendliest and most welcoming I've ever attended as a newcomer. The church is housed in a beautiful, historic building in The Marigny, which is an easy 20 minute walk down Burgundy from Esplanade in the lower French Quarter, for those of you who may be visiting. This morning's 10:30 traditional Lutheran service was attended by about 50 parishioners. The building suffered some damage from Hurricane Ida last summer which still has the pipe organ out of commission, but the piano they're using provided adequate accompaniment for the hymns and responses. The pastor delivered a great message on the call we all have to share the love of Christ with our neighbors, including our enemies. Following the worship service, we were invited downstairs for "Pasta with a Purpose", a lasagna brunch the high school youth group provided as a fund raiser for their upcoming trip to the national youth gathering in Houston. The organizers did an awesome job with the entire event, from the presentation to the Italian ambiance to having the high schoolers dressed as Italian waiters as they served the lasagna, salad, bread, drinks (including mimosas) and Italian ice for dessert. Bottom-line, I've been to sexier, higher energy worship services with better music, but never one warmer or more welcoming and inclusive than what I experienced today! Definitely planning a return visit!!!