For $280 per person who's spirit you want to send along the road, you will also need to bring: food…read more(chicken, pork, oranges, candy) and a few coins. A seer (genuine or not) will: Chant in San scrit, burn paper machet clothes, paper money, incense, stomp her feet on the ground, and throw brass trankets on the table for 30 minutes. Difficult to give this place any stars for a particular service I don't necessarily believe in.

Truly, my husband and I had a glorious time in the Lord. We felt the presence of the Lord there…read more We see ourselves visiting quite often. I shared my experience with our daughter and asked her and our grandson to come with us the next time.

Loved the ability to stop on a busy travel day and rest and pray and acknowledge God - plus ask for…read morehis traveling mercy and protection and thank Him for His many blessings. Beautiful space and near history wrapped up with modern conveniences,

I am not really a religous type of guy but this church is quite beautiful. I kind of humm Joan…read moreOsbornes song what if God was one of us, just a slob like one of us, just a stranger on the bus trying to find his way home. Brooklyn is the borough of churches and this is a icon on 4th avenue. The sanctuary is quite large, only second to the church on 60th street. I think the serenity of the place gets me more than my inclination to be a devotee. I like especially right by sunset you can hear the bats coming out the bell tower. So cool they chirp about getting ready to find some food. So if you see the missile tower standing out on 4th avenue stop in its free.

I love St. Michael's church! They have a great delivery during service. On Sundays they are ALWAYS…read morepacked to capacity and people end up standing for the mass. They have a beautiful way of integrating the community and that's the best part. They host many fun events throughout the year which makes it a second home to many. Definitely recommend!!

It's very small masque. And lovely one. Clean. People helpful. No bad smell. And Imam very friendlyread more

Huge building they have a school and big mosque but not clean I surprised when I see the bathroom…read morevery dirty and the carpet for mosque not clean We reflect Islamic religion it must be clean The mosque in the third floor and for women you need to go inside the men mosque then take the stair again to women mosque and very small for women

Bishop Keith Wright will be celebrating 25 years of ministry this year. It is a blessing to…read morefellowship with him. There is a planned expansion to include a baptismal pool before the end of 2019. Tithes and offerings can be paid electronically, which is a plus. Since this is directly across the street from the Golden Krust warehouse & offices, parking is scarce.

Dr. Burns is a genuinely nice person. When we initially met she had a copy of a Thich Nhat Chan…read morewith her- I knew we were on the right path. Wifey and I knew instantly knew we wanted her to marry us. She was very patient and had some great vows and worked with us and our requests. I didn't want any of that Jesus or xian stuff mentioned within our vows. Day of wedding she was great. Awesome with preparation and advice. The ceremony was unbelievably seamless and stayed with people. She got some business that night.

Dr. Burns is amazing. She spent so much time with us as a couple and it made us feel so calm and…read moreready for our big day. It's so easy to have the focus shift to the party and away from the actual *point* of it all (marrying your best friend!). She had a wonderful list of ceremonies to choose from so you can tailor your ceremony to who you are as a couple and not just have someone spew some generic sayings about love. We chose to have a wine box ceremony, where we seal a box with love letters and a bottle of wine to open and read on our anniversary. Dr. Burns even mailed us wedding tips to help us de-stress and enjoy the process, which were truly helpful and incredibly thoughtful. Overall, she is so knowledgeable and willing to accommodate any and all needs.

A visually stunning church that is located in the Dyker Heights neighborhood. The crowd is mostly…read moremature Italian Americans. The service was very positive. I would highly recommend this church

What a beautiful church this is! Didn't realize how early it gets dark out now and lost track of…read moretime. So walking around I'm starting to feel nervous and came across this beautiful church. Something about it feels so special and I feel very safe just standing in front of it.