I read the 1 star review and that must have been fake news because this church doesn't have a…read morecemetery. We are visiting from another state and it was was quite refreshing to see a priest tell a personal story relevant to current times and connect it to the scripture reading. He spoke to us not above our heads and told us to focus on our own personal sin vs the outwardly stresses in our lives. Our perspective will change when our desire is to reveal and correct our own personal sins. The church is quite beautiful ..really a small cathedral in this lovely town.

I have worked for St. Peter's under Fr. Paul Dmoch and Fr. Andrew Florez who were very generous to…read moreour CCD program. The worship at Mass is always very respectful and full of the Lord's spirit. Please come and join us.

This is my church…read more The worship is spirit-filled. If you want to feel the presence of the Lord please come! We'd love to have you! Services are: Saturday Night 6:30pm Sunday 8am and 11am Saturday night is the Ablaze service. The sermon is the same as Sunday but the praise and worship is contemporary rock and roll type Christian music. I LOVE IT. This is the service I usually go to. Sunday service is traditional and wonderful. All 3 services are full of the Holy Spirit. :)

From the owner: Find healing, renewal, and strength at Trinity! Worship…read moreServices: Sat 6:30 pm (free dinner at 5:45) Sun 8 & 11 am (free lunch after)

I love this church! It's a Bible preaching church with a relaxed, family like atmosphere…read more They have a great Sunday school for the kids. My kids love it. Communion every Sunday.

Classic small town church, recently renovated, plenty of parking. Lots of community events held…read morehere.

The wine servings here are so small! The bread was stale and there was no butter on the table. Room…read morefor improvement. 2 stars.

Sometimes you must get away from the chaos to hear the sound of your soul…read more This monastery is in the tradition of the teachings of the famous Vietnamese Buddhist monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. I heard Thay speak almost ten years ago when I was in college on "mindful eating," and his teachings reverberated loudly with my beliefs. Life got busy and only recently have I found my way back to his teachings. I came here for a young adult Spring retreat and it has been one of the best experiences as of late. Despite having to wake up at 5:30 every morning for sitting meditation, I felt extremely rejuvenated and centered after spending a whole week here. If you spend time here (as in overnight), be prepared to eat vegan meals (which are very yummy and most of the dishes have an Vietnamese/Asian twist) and to have modest dorm-style accommodations. We were able to enjoy morning sitting meditations, dharma talks and discouses (Buddha's teachings), walking meditation, dharma sharing and deep relaxation. One of the things I enjoyed most about this retreat was "mindful eating." All meals are eaten in silence and you get to really think about food. Because I wasn't talking or distracted, I could truly taste my food and concentrate on it. I found myself eating less, but feeling more satisfied. Even though I didn't exercise as much at the monastery, I managed to shed a few pounds and I attribute it to the "mindful eating." You may think this is all hoky poky, but the New York Times recently did an article on "mindful eating," so there is some clout to what I am saying here. The monastery is also open on Thursdays and Sundays for "A Day of Mindfulness." So if the city and life is getting to you, this is a perfect getaway to get in touch with yourself and to feel more calm and relaxed. I leave you with this beautiful quote by Thay and hope you get to experience Blue Cliff for yourself! "Sometimes your joy is the source of your smile, but sometimes your smile can be the source of your joy."

I'm a NYC resident and BCM has become my home away from home where I go to unplug and visit myself…read more Words can't describe the experience of living even for a short time among people (the sisters and brothers) who are 100% committed to their belief in the practices of mindfulness, meditation and veganism and living it 365 days a year. "Healing," "transformational" come to mind. It's an oasis of sanity where the monastic residents (and many of the visitors) "walk the talk."

If driving through the area (Sullivan County, NY, just off Rt 17) come see this interesting small…read morechurch. Also an art piece. And across from a beautiful farm with camels, ostriches, mules, horses, lamas and more. Even if you don't like the church, the farm is great to see. This is owned, I believe, by an artist, Mike Osterhout, who has had some national recognition over the years. Mike has posted some artwork out front as well, cant put it here because of the language. But if you Google him you will find it. Was on display recently in NYC as well. They have events at the church on occasion as well. The "Green Man" has his own wiki listing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Man Local art is usually interesting and this is no exception. (Review #650)

If you're looking for a New Church, this is the place to go. The husband and wife team have passed…read more Joe and Ruth is a win. Thanks for making me feel comfortable and I hope to see you soon. The topics preached here are relevant. Thanks for all you do!

The best church you will ever attend. This is family! From entering and exiting, the atmosphere is…read moreexactly what a church should be.

Beautiful assembly hall. Plenty of parking spots Very clean…read more All are welcomed to this free public event on the weekends. Seats are very comfortable and everyone is always friendly. Nice cafeteria to eat your homemade lunches in. Plenty of bathrooms. Great place to worship and learn bible truths with your friends. Great big screen tvs so all can see the speaker or videos played