Love this church. Really feels likes a great community of people. Highly recommended to anyone and…read moreeveryone.

This is what they gave me. Period…read moreAnd it was rotten,expired and the few eggs they gave were broken too. Don't go here unless you want to be treated unfairly and without justifications. 2 rotten apples "One" tiny 6 eggs/2were broken Expired,yellow smelly greens and a threat never come back because they only serve Catholic Latinos.

Pastor Frank has a way of relating his messages to regular people. He draws you in, throws in a…read moreprop or two and suddenly you're identifying with the Bible without nearly falling asleep. Services are 8:30(?), 9:45, 11:00. Late service is traditional with weekly communion, hymns, and choir and my personal favorite as I cannot abide blaring wanna-be pop music. The church has many extra curricular activities. Whatever your interests, there's a small group for you. The congregation is pleasant and welcoming. All around a nice church.

As a Catholic, I'm really glad I stumbled upon this church earlier in the week while driving around…read morethe area. I attended the 7:30 a.m. Mass today, and it was absolutely beautiful. It was a smaller crowd, which is understandable for an early service, but the atmosphere was peaceful, welcoming, and reverent. One thing that does make me a little sad is noticing fewer younger people attending Mass these days. That said, this parish seems to have a wonderful community, and I truly hope they continue reaching out and growing. I had a wonderful experience here and would definitely return.

Great church in Singer Island area - top notch Pastor and priests with a good message every weekread more

I've been attending PBCC for a few years now and figured it was time to write a review. So, here…read moreit goes... PBCC is a nontraditional church held in a performing arts theatre. The opening band is phenomenal - rock star quality with humble performers that have no idea how good they are. Actually, I don't even think they care how good they are as long as God is glorified in a very real, practical, and relevant way. The pastors seem authentic but not stuffy and bring a lot of the Bible into their messages. Once they start talking, it's so casual and practical that you feel like you're sitting in their living room. The use of media in the services provides a lot of humor too. The whole experience makes you want to come back next Sunday. It's a very friendly church, but not overly pushy. I like saying hi to the pastors and the band members in the lobby at the end of each service. It's cool to meet everyone and get to know them. They also have a lot of groups that meet during the week, so I've been able to meet a great group of friends. Lastly, there's always some community outreach going on, which I like. They even have a garden where they grow their own produce. Fresh idea for a fresh church! I like the culture there. If you're looking for a church in Palm Beach Gardens that's relaxed and comfortable that teaches the Bible in a real and relevant way, appreciates the arts, reaches out to the community, and guarantees an amazing worship experience, I totally recommend checking this church out. It's got all the right ingredients!

Great place to worship and learn. They start thing off with a top40 type song while people are…read morefiling in, and then the good stuff. The paster is really good and asks for participation rather than just talking at the congregation. Nice facility too.

Peaceful, prayerful environment. Beautiful church and grounds. Welcoming, inspiring . . .read more

From the owner: Our Lady of Florida Spiritual Center is a monastery and retreat house belonging the Congregation of…read morethe Passion (C.P.) The Congregation of the Passion, or Passionists, are a religious congregation of the Catholic Church founded by St Paul of the Cross in 1725. The mission of the Passionists is to preserve and make present the message that Jesus loves us, and his passion, death, and resurrection are the ultimate sign of that love. The Passionists do this by preaching in the community, and inviting members of the community to make a retreat at their monasteries and retreat homes.